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Thursday, 1 January 2015

Do you know martial.

Pencak Silat
Pencak Silat or Silat is a traditional martial art that originated from Indonesia. This martial art is widely known in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore, the southern Philippines and southern Thailand in accordance with the deployment of the various ethnic groups of the archipelago. Thanks to the role of the coach Indonesia, now Vietnam also has a formidable fighter-fighter. Parent martial arts organizations in Indonesia are Indonesian Pencak Silat Association (IPSI). Organization for martial arts federations in various countries is the Guild Pencak Silat Among Nations (Persilat), which was formed by Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam.
Pencak Silat is a martial sport that requires a lot of concentration.
There is the influence of Chinese culture, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam in the martial arts. Usually every region in Indonesia has a typical martial arts stream. For example, the area of West Java is famous for Cimande flow and Cikalong, in Central Java, there is a flow of Merpati Putih in East Java and no flow Shield.
Every four years in Indonesia there is a national level martial arts match in the National Games. Pencak silat also competed in the SEA Games since 1987. Outside Indonesia there are also many fans of martial arts such as in Australia, the Netherlands, Germany, and America.
At the national level sports through sports games and martial arts into one of the means of unifying the country, even in the name of nation, and became the nation's identity. Sports martial arts has competed in an international scale. In Indonesia a lot of streams in the martial arts, with many flow shows the cultural wealth of the community in Indonesia with the values in it.

Etymology.

The term martial widely known in Southeast Asia, but specifically in Indonesia, the term used is the martial arts. This term is used since 1948 to unite the various streams of traditional martial arts that developed in Indonesia. The name "arts" is used in Java, while the "martial arts" is used in Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula and Borneo. In development is now the term "arts" more advanced elements of art and the beauty of the appearance of movement, while the "martial arts" is the core teachings of self-defense in the fight.

History.

Martial arts that developed in the archipelago is based on the defense of tribal face the enemy, such as a war dance Nias.
Ancestors of Indonesia has a way of self-defense which is intended to protect and preserve life or group of natural challenge. They created a martial by imitating animal movements in natural surroundings, such as the movement of apes, tigers, snakes, or hawk. The origin of martial arts in this archipelago is also the possibility of developing of skills Indonesian indigenous tribes in the hunt and fight with machetes, shields, and spears, such as in the tradition of Nias tribe until the 20th century relatively untouched outside influences.
Silat is expected to spread in the archipelago since the 7th century BC, but its origin can not be determined with certainty. Great kingdoms, such as Srivijaya and Majapahit mentioned have great warrior-warrior who master the martial arts and can collect soldiers in self-defense skill reliable. Donald F. Draeger martial researchers found evidence of martial arts can be seen from a variety of weapons recovered artifacts from the classical period (Hindu-Buddhist) and the carved reliefs containing attitudes martial horses in Prambanan and Borobudur temple. In his book, Draeger wrote that weapons and martial arts martial is indispensable, not only in body work, but also on the spiritual relationship which is closely related to the culture of Indonesia. Meanwhile Sheikh Shamsuddin argue that there are significant martial arts of China and India in the martial arts. This is because since the beginning of the Malay culture has been under the influence of culture brought by traders and immigrants from India, China, and other foreign countries.
Pencak Silat has been recognized by the majority of the Malay community in a variety of names. On the peninsula of Malaysia and Singapore, martial arts known as tight flow. In Thailand, martial arts known as a fight, and in the southern Philippines known as pasilat. From the name, it can be seen that the term "martial arts" the most widely spread, so it is suspected that this martial deployment of Sumatra to the various regions in Southeast Asia coastline.

Martial tradition passed down orally and spread from mouth to mouth, taught from teacher to student, so the written records of the origin of martial arts is hard to find. Martial arts history told through legends that vary from one region to another. Legend Minangkabau, silat (Minangkabau language: Silek) created by Datuk Suri Kings of Pariangan, Tanah Datar at the foot of Mount Merapi in the 11th century. Silek then taken and developed by the Minang people throughout Southeast Asia. Similarly, the folklore of the origin of martial arts Cimande flow, which tells the story of a woman who modeled the movement of a fight between a tiger and monkey. Each area generally has a martial character (warrior) to be proud of, for example, King Siliwangi as martial arts figure Sundanese Padjadjaran, Hang Tuah commander of Malacca, Gajah Mada mahapatih Majapahit and Pitung of Betawi.
Historical development of martial arts began to be recorded when the distribution is heavily influenced by the propagator of Islam in the 14th century in the archipelago. At that time martial arts are taught together with religious instruction in the mosque or boarding. Silat be part of a spiritual practice. In cultures of some ethnic groups in Indonesia, martial arts are an integral part in the customary ceremony. For example Randai dance art is none other than Minangkabau Silek movement often appear in various events and custom event Minangkabau. In Betawi traditional wedding procession there is a tradition "doorstop", which show a Betawi martial packaged in a small play. This event is usually held before the ceremony, which is a small drama that tells the groom's entourage on his way to the bride's house was blocked by a champion (warrior) told local village also put his heart to the bride. Then there was a martial arts fight in the middle of the road between the champions roadblock with warrior-warrior bridesmaids man who of course won by the guards of the groom.
Silat then evolved from martial arts and folk dance, arts education became part of the country to face the alien invaders. In the history of the struggle against the Dutch colonialists, carrying fighters who took up arms, as Panembahan Senopati, Sultan Agung, Prince Diponegoro, Teuku Cik Di Tiro, Teuku Umar, Imam Bonjol, and the warrior women, such as Sabai Nan Aluih, Cut Nyak Dien, and cut Nyak Meutia.
Silat is now recognized as an ethnic Malay culture in a broad sense, ie the inhabitants of the coastal areas of the island of Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula, as well as a variety of other ethnic groups who use the lingua franca of the Malay language in the various regions in Java, Bali, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and island -miami others who also develop this martial.
Recognizing the importance of developing the role of martial arts it is deemed necessary to the organization that is the national martial art, which can also bind streams throughout the Indonesian martial art. On May 18, 1948, formed the Indonesian Pencak Silat Association (IPSI). IPSI is now listed as the oldest national martial arts organization in the world.
On March 11, 1980, between nations Pencak Silat Association (Persilat) was established on the initiative of Eddie M. Nalapraya (Indonesia), who was then chairman of the IPSI. The event was also attended by representatives from Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. Four countries, including Indonesia, defined as the founder of the martial.
Some organizations include the national martial Indonesian Pencak Silat Association (IPSI) in Indonesia, the Guild Silat Kebangsaan Malaysia (PESAKA) in Malaysia, Singapore Silat Guild (EXACTLY) in Singapore, and Brunei Darussalam Silat Guild (PERSIB) in Brunei. Has grown also dozens of martial arts colleges in the United States and Europe. Silat has now officially entered as a sport in international matches, particularly competed in the SEA Games.

The term in the Pencak Silat.

Betawi martial arts event "Cross Door" in Betawi wedding tradition, central lock technique demonstrated disarm machete.

Sawhorse.

Is to strengthen the position of the feet flat on the body position. The horses are strong and sturdy it is important to maintain the position of the body that are not easily dropped. The horses are also important to resist the urge or be a basic starting point attack (kick or punch).

Attitude and motion.

Pencak Silat is a system consisting of attitude (position) and gestures (movements). When a fighter moves while fighting, attitude and movement changes with changes in the position of the opponent in a sustainable manner. Soon after finding the opponent's defense weakness, then the fighter will try to beat an opponent with a quick attack.

Step.

Characteristic of Silat is the use of a step. This step is important in martial arts game is good and right. There are some recognizable pattern of steps, for example steps three and four steps.

Developments.

Is the hand movements and gestures are performed with care, be aware of the movements of the enemy, while staking gap enemy defenses. The main development is usually done at the beginning of the game and may be anticipating an attack or deceive the enemy. Often motion resembles a dance or martial arts development in the Sunda maenpo resembles jig. Development is one of the main assessment in the martial art that promotes the beauty of movement.

Fruit.

Pencak Silat has a kind that many of the techniques of defense and attack. Traditionally the term of this technique can be likened to the fruit. Ordinary fighter using hands, elbows, arms, legs, knees and feet in the attack. Common techniques including kicks, punches, stumbling, sweep, locking, throwing, holding, breaking joints, and others.

Kick.

Fighter training with moves. Kick is a series of basic movements for the upper and lower body, which is used as a guide to master the use of advanced techniques of martial arts (fruit), the time to practice singly or in pairs. The use of step, or small movements of the body, teaches the use of setting foot. When combined, that's Basic Pasan, or flow throughout the body.

Swoop and clippings.

Is one type of fruit (engineering) dropped the enemy by attacking enemy horses, which kicked off with a sweep or clamping (snip) feet enemy, so that the enemy loses balance and falls.

Lockdown.

Is a technique to knock out an opponent so helpless, unable to move, or to disarm the enemy. Lockdown involves avoidance movement, deception, and rapid movements that typically target the wrist, arm, neck, chin, or shoulder enemy.

Aspects and forms.

Randai Art of West Sumatra wear Silek (martial arts) as an element of dance.
There are four main aspects of the martial arts, namely:

Mental and Spiritual Aspects.

Pencak silat build and develop one's personality and noble character. The swordsman and martial arts guru ancient times often have to pass through the stages of meditation, penance, or any other aspect of psychotherapy to achieve the highest level of science.

Aspects of Cultural Arts.

Culture and game "art" of martial arts is one very important aspect. Pencak in general terms describe the martial art form of dance, with music and traditional clothing.

Martial aspect.

Self-confidence and perseverance is very important in martial arts master in martial arts. The term martial arts, tend to emphasize the aspects of technical ability martial.

Aspects of Sports.

This means that the physical aspects of the martial arts is important. Fighters tried to adjust the mind with the body though. The competition is part of this aspect. Aspects include games and sports demonstrations stance forms, both for single, double or team.

Forms of martial arts and hermitage (practice) different from each other, in accordance with aspects are emphasized. Many streams that finds its origin from the observation of the fight wild animals. Silat-martial tigers and monkeys are examples of such streams. There are those who argue that the martial aspect and sport, both physical and breathing, is the beginning of the development of martial arts. Aspects of the sport and martial aspect that has made martial arts became popular in Europe.
However, many argue that the main points of the martial arts stripped away, or facilitated, while martial arts joined the world of sports. Therefore, most martial arts practitioners remain focused on traditional or spiritual form of martial arts, and did not follow the membership and rules adopted by Persilat, as a regulator of martial arts organization in the world.

Weapons.

Besides fighting with bare hands, martial arts will recognize a wide variety of weapons. among others:

Keris.

A small knife stabbing weapon shaped, often with wavy blades are made by folding the various types of metal together and then wash in acid.

cleaver.

Sundanese knife

Side / Linso.

silk scarf worn around the waist or shoulder, used in locking techniques and for defense against knife.

Stick.

sticks made of wood, steel or bamboo.

Cindai.

fabric, usually used as a sarong or wrapped as head gear. Traditional women cover their heads with a fabric that can be converted into cindai.

Sticks / Toya.

walking stick carried by parents, wanderers and travelers.

Fan.

traditional folding fan skeleton can be made of wood or iron.

Kerambit / Nails Tigers.

a blade shaped like a tiger's claws can be inserted in the hair of women.

Scythe / sickle.

a crescent, commonly used in agriculture, cultivation and harvesting crops.

Sundang:

a double edge sword Bugis, often wavy-bladed

Rencong:

Aceh are slightly curved dagger

Pepper Mash:

small dagger which is also slightly curved like a dagger, literally means "destroyer pepper".

Blunt:

blunt weapons made of steel.

spear:

javelin made of bamboo, steel or wood which sometimes has feathers attached near the blade.

Parang / Machete:

short sword used in everyday tasks like cutting while combing the woods.

trident:

sula or three three-pronged weapon

Chabang / Branch:

trident short-handled, literally means "branch".

Level of proficiency.

In summary, student, or martial arts fighter is divided into several stages or levels of proficiency, namely:

Beginner.

taught all the basic stages such as horses, techniques kicks, punches, blocks, dodgery, catch, dings, if the body, as well as a series of basic steps and moves universities standard IPSI

Medium.

This stage is, fighters are more focused on the application of all the basic movements, understanding, variations, and here will begin to see the interest and talent fighter, and will be distributed to each branch, for example, Sports & Arts.

Coach.

results from the ability of mature based on experience in the budding stage, and would make a fighter intermediate step to the next stage, where they will be given techniques - techniques martial college, where this technique is only given to people who are trustworthy, and capable of technically and morally, because usually fighting techniques are combat techniques are very effective in disabling foes / very deadly.

Swordsman.

a fighter who has been recognized by the elders of college, they will inherit the secret sciences high level.

Disciplines of martial arts.

In line with cultural norms and values, especially in Indonesia, there are some rules that must be observed and performed carefully when practicing martial arts, including the following.

The opening ceremony of the training consists of :

Setting up the ranks;
Prayer led by coach;
Readings "Indonesian fighter prasetya"
Tribute to the coach, led by the leader of the line.
Warm Up
core exercises
refrigeration
The closing ceremony ended with a tribute exercise and shaking hands.

Positive values of martial arts.

Some positive value obtained in the martial arts martial arts are :

Health and fitness;
Generating confidence;
Train mental endurance;
Develop high self-awareness;
Fostering a spirit of sportsmanship and knights;
Discipline and higher ductility.

Martial arts in the world.

Pencak Silat has grown rapidly during the 20th century and has become a competitive sport under the control and regulation Persilat (Guild Pencak Silat Among Nations, or the International Pencak Silat Federation). Pencak Silat is being promoted by Persilat in several countries across 5 continents, with the aim of making martial arts became an Olympic sport. Persilat promote Pencak Silat as international sporting competitions. Only members are allowed to participate Persilat recognized in international competition.
Now, some European federation of national martial arts along with Persilat has established Pencak Silat Federation of Europe. In 1986 the first World Championship Pencak Silat outside of Asia, taking place in Vienna, Austria.
The martial arts were first introduced and competed in Southeast AsiaGames (SEA Games) to 14th 1987 in Jakarta. Until now sport martial arts regularly competed in the SEA Games. In 2002 Pencak Silat was introduced as part of the show program at the Asian Games in Busan, South Korea for the first time. The last World Championship was in 2010 took place in Jakarta, Indonesia in December 2010.
Aside from efforts Persilat makes martial arts as sporting events, there are many schools of traditional old who developed the martial arts and Silat Silek names in different parts of the world. It is estimated that there are hundreds of streams (style) and thousands of college. Thank you for reading this article.
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