: Beginners typically start with a single rattan stick to learn basic strikes, blocks, and "sinawali" (weaving) patterns [4, 5].

: The foundation of the style involves triangular footwork patterns to manage distance and create superior striking angles [4].

: Advanced coordination drills using two weapons to develop bilateral dexterity and rhythm [5]. Techniques and Drills :

: Like most Eskrima systems, it emphasizes weapon-based fighting using sticks (rattan), blades, and improvised weapons, transitioning those same movements into empty-hand combat (Panantukan) [2, 3]. Training Fundamentals :

: Short-form demonstrations of speed and application drills [2].

: Techniques focused on neutralizing an opponent's weapon through leverage and joint manipulation [3].

: Fan-like striking motions using the wrist to generate speed and deception [2, 4].

Nasyol Skrima is most active as a digital creator, providing video tutorials and demonstrations that break down complex FMA movements for a global audience [1, 2]. You can find their content primarily on: : Instructional videos and community updates [1].