Pekiti Tirsia Tactical Association

Double stick forms build coordination, timing, and structure whether you have a training partner or not. The sticks do not care if you are training in a gym or your garage.

Running away is a valid tactic. The fight you avoid is the one you always win. The skill is knowing when to disengage and how to do it without turning your back into a target.

A protected knife position is not about hiding the blade. It is about geometry. Your structure dictates whether the weapon serves you or exposes you.

Outside 2 on 1 keeps you off the centerline and away from the live blade. Simple concept, demanding ex*****on. Train it slow before you train it fast.

The Hack is a clean answer to a committed arm strike with the blade. Sharp angle, decisive contact, immediate follow up. Brutal in concept, refined in ex*****on.

The arm bar takedown against the knife controls the limb and removes the attacker's base in the same motion. Practical, repeatable, and it does not depend on being the bigger person in the fight.

The kick against the knife is misunderstood. It is not a finisher, it is a spacer. Used to interrupt, create distance, and buy the half second you need to respond properly.

Pekiti does not invent new motion for the blade, it transfers what you already train.