advanced actor combatant words

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(Filipino) A fanning strike with a single stick.

(Filipino) Literally translates into "by the letters" or "by the numbers". Main practice patterns performed in an Abierta (open) stance in Arnis / Escrima

A "Sinawali" or double stick pattern in Escrima comprised of four lobtik? hits. Performed in the high line with an Abierta stance.

A ‚Siniwali‚ or double stick pattern in Escrima comprised of six strikes, two lobtiks and a witik. The witik is performed in the low line in an Abierta stance.

A ‚Siniwali or double stick pattern in Escrima performed in Abeirta stance and comprised of eight lobtik strikes; four done in the high line, four in the low line.

(Filipino) An open body stance. Arms and weapons are not crossed.

(Filipino) A disarming technique. Term describing all disarming techniques

(Japanese) Small Tanto (knife) without a tsuba ( hand guard/hilt ). Carried concealed inside the clothes, often by women.

A very broad dagger, generally less than two feet long

(Filipino) This is the twirling motion of the stick that is seen in many of the basic Serreda Stick counter sequences. The stick is twirled in either an upward or a downward motion.