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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.