Street Style

Armed

* Bladed weaponry
	+ Knives
	+ Swords
	+ Scythes
* Bow and arrow
* Chains or chain-based weaponry
* Firearms

**Street Style** (Spanish: **Estilo Calle**) is an efficient, versatile martial art and athletic discipline developed by Judas Wormwood over the course of his life. He chiefly applies pragmatism as the most important tenet, discarding any superfluous movements or idealistic/impractical notions about combat. He also favors the use of instinct, or gut feeling.

It draws inspiration from Leopard Kung Fu, Arnis, Pankration, SCARS, MCMAP, Krav Maga, and kickboxing.

## History

The origin of Street Style begins at the War's climax. He decided to combine his experiences in the Fuerza Especial de Reacción and underground street fighting to create a more defined martial art for himself. Of course, he focused on simply eliminating enemies upon first contact since reasoning with them seemed pointless at the time, fueled by so much rage that his entire demeanor shifted from amiable to intense, grim, and violent.

## Description

Judas prioritizes the delivery of attacks intended to quickly incapacitate opponents, even if it means gravely harming the target or causing collateral damage in the process. He relies heavily on overwhelming them through brute strength, blinding speed, and calculated strikes that target the most vulnerable areas (usually with a leopard fist), often those which elicit predictable bodily reactions for successive techniques. He studied the basic mechanisms of the human nervous system for this specific aim.

Judas always maintains constant awareness of his surroundings to identify possible escape routes, weaponizable objects, or further attackers. He has occasionally gotten distracted whenever analyzing locations amid active combat, however, causing him to get caught off guard. It's also important that his physical condition or environmental circumstances don't impede his ability to use Street Style, mostly arising from the frequency at which he finds himself badly injured, blinded, bound, nescient, etc.

A key component is the usage of parkour and acrobatics during combat.

Judas does not use rooted stances since he prefers to never stop moving. He likes hit-and-run tactics, as well, but can usually handle sustained combat when necessary.

## Techniques

### Combat

* Basic to advanced punches, uppercuts, and hooks
* Basic to advanced chokes, joint locks, and throws
* Basic to advanced kicks, including stomps
* Basic to advanced knife techniques
* Basic to advanced sword techniques
* Basic to advanced bow techniques
* Basic to advanced ground fighting
* Basic to advanced weapons of opportunity
* Pressure point techniques
* Unarmed body manipulation with enhanced pain compliance
* Weapon retention
* Weapon disarmament, including knives, swords, and firearms

### Parkour

* Basic to advanced vaults, including the safety vault, dash vault, and Kong vault
* Basic to advanced landings, including the crane and roll
* Basic to advanced bar techniques, including the lache and muscle up
* Basic to advanced wall techniques, including the wall run, tic tac, and cat leap
* Precision techniques

### Parkour combat

* Vaulting over an opponent to kick another nearby
* Kicking someone with the soles of both feet after jumping, aka the dropkick

### Others

* Breathing techniques
* Meditation techniques
* Cavalry tactics