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 The eight arms of the symbol represent the angles of attack or of strikes. The dots at the end and at the intersection of the arms at the centre, represent thrusts. They also represent the direction of footwork and movement. One of the essential elements of the system is the small circle
near the centre. This emphasises that the execution of techniques
avoids wide, unnecessary movements, therefore enhancing speed, power
and timing. The colours of the logo are representative of the colours of the Filipino flag which reminds us that the art has its ancestry in the Philippines. The name Floro Fighting Systems was coined because Raymond Floro
learned from many masters including Tony Diego, Rommie Macapagal,
Edgar Sulite, Christopher Ricketts, Tony Dedal, and Angelo Santangelo
to name a few.
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