IS3 Eskrima is a structured blend of techniques and strategies that reflect the rich heritage of Filipino Martial Arts assimilated into modern western culture. The system emphasizes discipline, respect, and the preservation of traditional knowledge . Each of the seven styles within Inayan Eskrima focuses on different aspects of combat, from bladed weapons to stick fighting and empty-hand applications. This diversity ensures that practitioners develop a well-rounded skill set, preparing them for a variety of self-defense situations.
Inayan System III Eskrima was founded by Suro Emanuel Hart in 2005. Suro Hart has dedicated most of his life to preserving and promoting the art of Inayan Eskrima, as taught to him by Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay. With over 40+ years of study and practice, Suro Hart has played a significant role in the evolution and dissemination of this Filipino martial art worldwide. IS3 Eskrima is a comprehensive martial arts system rooted in Filipino Martial Arts (FMA). It encompasses all seven style of Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay’s Inayan Eskrima.
Suro Hart’s unique position as an Inner Circle Guro and one of the designated heirs of Inayan Eskrima reflects his lifelong commitment to excellence, integrity, and the propagation of Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay’s teachings. His contributions have ensured the continued practice and development of Inayan Eskrima across generations and continents.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced martial artist, Inayan System III Eskrima offers a dynamic and enriching journey into the world of Filipino Martial Arts. We welcome you to explore the art of Eskrima and become part of a legacy that continues to inspire and empower martial artists worldwide.
It is our mission to carry on with the wishes of Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay. In 2005 IS3 was created specifically to propagate and preserve the Inayan System of Eskrima as by Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay.
All IS3 instructors shall maintain a high level of integrity when teaching in mainstream venues or external organizations. Never will the quality of instruction differ because of race, creed, color, or financial status.
Inayan System III Eskrima styles
Explore the different styles by clicking below.
Largo Mano
A long-range style using heavy sticks like a Kampilan. Focused on timing, power, and long-range counters — easy to learn, hard to stop.
Serrada
A close-range style using stick or sword & dagger. Built on angles, blocks, and flow — structured, adaptable, and effective in tight spaces.
Kadena De Mano
A close-quarters style blending empty-hand and knife defense. Fast, fluid, and adaptable — built on principles, not patterns.
Dequerdas
A practical, medium-range style using a stick, baton, or short blade. Fast to learn, built for real-world self-defense.
Sinawali
A two-weapon pattern style that builds coordination, speed, and fluid movement. Dynamic, challenging, and adaptable — solo or with partners.
Sibat / Bankow
With its foundation in the concepts and principles of Inayan Largo Mango, this style is an evolution of range and power.
Espada y Daga
Where focus of the “off side” turns from a manipulative grappling capability, into a more deadly and precise attacking capability.