Edged Tactical Systems

A Juru (form) is not a script you memorize to look flashy. It’s a tool box. 🛠️

In ETS Silat, Knife Juru 1 is how we drill the raw fundamentals: body mechanics, edge orientation, basic slashing angles, and fluid footwork. You don’t fight in patterns. You master the form so that when chaos happens in a real confrontation, you can instantly pull out the exact tool you need, exactly when you need it.

Master the mechanics, ditch the script.
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You cannot force a takedown on a fully based, balanced opponent without burning massive amounts of energy. You have to break their structure first. 💥

In ETS Silat, we don’t fight force with force. We manipulate the spine, trap the base, and destroy the opponent’s balance before the drop even happens. Watch the full speed, then study the breakdown. Look at the exact angle of the grip and the foot placement.

Save this breakdown for your next mat session and drill the mechanics. 📌

Don’t just move—move with violent intent.

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You don’t need a wrestling background to drop an attacker in a street fight. 🛑

In ETS Silat, the takedown is just the natural result of a perfect limb destruction. The moment you intercept a bare-knuckle punch with your elbow, their brain panics and their posture breaks. Instead of fighting for grips or muscling them, we simply remove their foundation and let gravity do the rest. Destroy the weapon, then clear the threat.

When you intercept a bare-knuckle punch with an elbow, the attacker’s brain panics. That is your window. 🛑

In ETS Silat, we don’t just admire our work—we immediately attack their base. By controlling their posture and destroying their balance, you can execute an effortless takedown before they even realize their hand is broken. Intercept, off-balance, drop them.

Do you prefer striking or grappling in close quarters? Let me know below! 👇

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If you only block, they will just punch you again. 🛑 In Part 2 of our limb destruction series, we look at what happens after the initial intercept.

In a street fight, you have to completely shut down the attacker’s arm. By targeting the structure of the limb itself, we take away their ability to cause harm. We don’t just defend in ETS Silat; we destroy the weapon so the threat ends permanently.

What is your go-to move after defending a punch? Let me know below! 👇
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Boxing gloves let you cover up. In a bare-knuckle fighting situation, traditional blocks will fail you. 🛑

Instead of taking the impact, we intercept the incoming strike. The goal is simple: break the hand on the elbow. By putting the point of your elbow directly into the path of their fist, you execute a brutal limb destruction that instantly disables the attacker and stops their momentum dead.

Would you rather block a punch or destroy the fist? Let me know below! 👇
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A limb destruction creates the opening. The follow-up finishes the job. 🛑

In ETS Silat, we don’t just throw one strike and wait to see what happens. The moment the elbow destroys the incoming punch, we flow instantly into our counter-strike combination to neutralize the threat before they can recover. Continuous forward pressure.

Do you drill your defensive combinations? Let me know below! 👇
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Blocking a bare-knuckle punch with your hands still leaves you taking damage. 🛑 In ETS Silat, we don’t just block; we destroy.

By combining traditional footwork with the point of the elbow, you can intercept and disable an attacker’s hand instantly. Limb destruction catches them off guard and neutralizes the threat before they can throw a second strike.

Have you ever drilled limb destructions? Let me know below! 👇
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Blocking a bare-knuckle punch with your hands still leaves you taking damage. 🛑 In ETS Silat, we don’t just block; we destroy.

By combining traditional footwork with the point of the elbow, you can intercept and disable an attacker’s hand instantly. Limb destruction catches them off guard and neutralizes the threat before they can throw a second strike.

Have you ever drilled limb destructions? Let me know below! 👇
(Educational purposes only. Safe training environment.)