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Silat
The gentle way
Find strength in balance. Discover the Japanese martial art that turns movement, leverage, and control into a practice of its own.
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- Silat
Less Force
More Understanding.
Silat is a traditional martial art that originates from Southeast Asia, with rich cultural ties to countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Known for its fluid and graceful movements, Silat is both a martial art and a cultural expression. In Silat, practitioners learn a diverse range of techniques, including strikes, joint locks, throws, and intricate forms (known as “jurus”). These techniques are often performed with a touch of dance-like elegance, making Silat a captivating art to watch and practice.
- Silat,
- At A Glance.
The foundations of the practice.
Country of origin
Malaysia
Primary focus
Self-defence
Training contact
N/A
Weapon
N/A
Olympic competition
No
Martial roots
N/A
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