Paulo César da Silva Lopes, the creator of Uru-Can. Photo via his personal archive
Leonardo Correia lands a hit to one of his students.
The art also features teachings with knifes and rifles.
Candle: You stand still, like a candle.
Dog: You sit like a dog, with your legs slightly open.
Horse rider base: You stand as if you were riding a horse.
Scorpion: One leg is flexed while the other is straight, and the back leg mimics the tail of a scorpion.
Praying mantis: This move is similar to the Kung Fu technique.
Cat: Move like a feline getting ready to pounce and lurks to attack.
Snake: Move sideways and turn forward, as a coiled snake does before it attacks.
Dos Santos, in military attire, participates in a fight.
