Dequerdas is a medium range style of weaponry application. The Dequerdas training surrounds the defensive actions and counter attacking maneuvers using a baton or small sword.
It is a simple but effective method of defense that is easily taught and learned with little time for training. Using three engagements and four follow-up options, the practitioner of Dequerdas develops a skillset that is easy to remember and takes less training time then other traditional styles. Developed for Law Enforcement and security deployment, the Dequerdas structure has self-Defense as its objective.
Easily combined with other training modules, Dequerdas offer the practitioner flexibility with great skills. Focused training to develop de-escalation of aggression along with adaptable techniques for weapon retention and subject control. With proven applications that work on the street, Dequerdas has the structure and options to fit your life and or your job.
Inayan System III Eskrima styles
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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.