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Sibat

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or other hardwood, either with a sharpened tip or a head made from metal. These heads may either be single-edged, double-edged or barbed. Styles vary according to function and origin. For example, a sibat designed for fishing may not be the same as those used for hunting wild game such as boar.
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Sibat can either be used hand-to-hand or thrown from a distance. Blunt portions of the weapon could be used to incapacitate at closer ranges. These attacks can be used in conjunction; the shaft can be used to block an enemy's weapon and then followed with a thrust into the throat or stomach.
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in Luzon also have spears with detachable heads. The Aeta remove the heads when entering Christian towns to trade (during which the shaft can still be used as a
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region, such twirling techniques cannot be used amongst dense pine trees, and basic utilization with the Igorot spear is more akin to rifle
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Foronda, Fuentes, Lingamen, Macapagal, Macachor. "Filipino Warrior Arts Research Society: Filipino spears - Sibat, Bangkaw".
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Traditionally, Philippine spears were not used with the "helicopter" twirling motions found in Chinese arts such as
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Various iron ceremonial and war spears from the Philippines with silver and brass inlay on the shafts
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weapon) while the Igorot can use the detachable head as a dagger.
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instructor and journalist Daniel Foronda who hails from the
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learned by Grandmaster Ramiro Estalilla, 2 spears (
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Sibat (disambiguation)

spear
Philippines
Tagalog
Kinaray-a
Visayas
Mindanao
Muslim Filipinos
Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
rattan
bamboo
bahi
Kalis Ilustrisimo
Kapampangan
harpoon
Filipino martial arts
Celestino Macachor
Cebu
Moro
Mountain Province
Igorot
Bontoc people
Arnis
San Miguel Eskrima
Modern Arnis
Kombatan
Inayan Eskrima
Pekiti-Tirsia Kali

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