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Siete Colores means seven colors (or seven flags), a reference to the seven original provinces that rebelled against Spain. It is popular in Laguna with various names and characteristics, all related by their use of seven angles of attack. Siete Colores shows methods of using the opponent's movement to your own advantage.
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Tres Puntos (meaning three points) is a style that originated in Batangas, the home of the balisong. The triangle patterns in this art encode the essential weapon-handling skills of thrusting, cutting, and retention, as well as countering the opponent's attacks and defenses.
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Harabas is a minor style in G*T. It was mainly used by the Hakbulahap, a procommunist guerilla movement of central Luzon during World War II. This particular system is focused on cutting three strikes. Two diagonal strikes and one horizontal cut are used in 12 combinations. Similar to Laban Tulisan, Harabas was meant to be an efficient way to teach someone how to fight even if they had little experience or time to train. Harabas was also designed for a variety of bladed weapons including farm tools. This particular form of fighting was used by Commander Sabo Baet (son of Gran Maestro Jose “Uti” Baet) of the Hakbulahap- Laguna Quezon Command.