Largo Mano translates to “long hand” and is a long-range style of Eskrima. Evolved to use a longer/heavier weapon and to use the stick as if it were a Kampilan (Filipino long sword) Inayan Largo Mano has become a powerful style that is easy to learn.
Largo Mano translates to “long hand” and is a long-range style of Eskrima. Evolved to use a longer/heavier weapon and to use the stick as if it were a Kampilan (Filipino long sword) Inayan Largo Mano has become a powerful style that is easy to learn. As one of the core styles within the complete Inayan System of Eskrima as taught by Mangisursuro Michael G. Inay, Largo Mano range is an essential skill set to any Inayan fighter.
Working with two basic principles the Largo Mano style develops timing and power in a simple combination that delivers formidable defensives maneuvers and devastating counter attacks. With a rich and old history of blades, shields and armor, Inayan Largo Mano has developed into a very beautiful and yet deadly art. Mixing the modern educational system with a tried and true fighting system, this training will offer a lifetime of experiences.
IS3 Sibat/Bankow
This style encompasses the long range method of fighting. With its foundation in the concepts and principles of Inayan Largo Mango this style is an evolution of range and power. With a focus on long range “sniper” counter force and “defang the snake” concepts, this style is often accompanied by a shorter range weapon.
Depending, the style can change its focus on power to precision based on a stick or a bladed tip weapon. Outside of projectiles and mechanical weapons, this style is the longest range using a hand held weapon practiced in Inayan Eskrima.
Working with two basic principles the Largo Mano style develops timing and power in a simple combination that delivers formidable defensives maneuvers and devastating counter attacks.
With a rich and old history of blades, shields and armor, Inayan Largo Mano has developed into a very beautiful and yet deadly art. Mixing the modern educational system with a tried and true fighting system, this training will offer a lifetime of experiences
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.