Schools and Instruction Silat Martial Arts

Schools and Instruction

For web sites of Silat schools and Instructors with a full English language part.

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• - Information on Indonesian martial arts, important people in the system, links, events and seminar data, credits, and formal comments on the curriculum.
  
• - Based on the teachings of master teacher W. Thompson, this school teaches Minangkabau based Silat. Information is available on the school, its style, teachers, curriculum, a photo gallery, links, and contact facilities. Languages are Dutch and English.
  
• - Mustika Kweetang style as taught by master teacher Jim Ingram. Information on the development of Pencak Silat in USA, Indonesia and worldwide, on biography, martial arts philosophy, contact and training facilities, and on upcoming events.
  
• - An introduction to the Dutch schools of this Central Javanese style. Site provides information on history, belt system, examinations, characteristics, and contact facilities. Languages are Dutch and English.
  
• - Founded by master teacher Uyuh Suwanda in Bandung, West Java, the school is currently organized by his daughter Rita. The headquarters' site gives information on the Mande Muda school, the Pencak Silat Association of the U.S.A., and the Suwanda Academy.
  
• - The school in Miami USA provides specialized training for adults and children based on Kuntao and Pentjak Silat. Information on philosophy, history, health and healing, a bulletin board, contact.
  
• - School led by master teacher Willem "Uncle Bill", member of the de Thouars family. Site features biography, information on Pencak Silat and Kun Tao history, media resources, teachers, contact facilities, events and links.
  
• - Official website of Leonardo Stoute, master instructor of Tuo Silat Tuo Minangkabau Harimau. Biography and information on: Silat history, videos, books, seminars, and training facilities.
  
• - This school is based on Satria Naga style. Information on teaching staff, style, classes and curriculum, on Sufism based on the teachings of the Tarikat Qadiri-Rifai, philosophy, links.
  
• - Informations on history, the trainer and the curriculum of the school directed by master teacher Eduard Linhart in Vienna, Austria. Contact facilities, photo gallery, glossary of Indonesian terms. Languages are English, German and Italian.
  
• - Official website of Cliff Stewart, Master Teacher of Pukulan Pentjak Silat Serak Bukti Negara. Information on Biography, Lineage Details, Martial Arts repertoire, Videos, Books, Seminars, and Contact facilities.
  
• - School led by master teacher Jerson 'Nene' Tortal is based on Kali and Silat. Features instructional videos, seminar programs, instructors wanted section and general information.
  
• - The Official Web site of Perisai Diri Silat in Australia. This style was founded in 1955 in the city of Surabaya, by Raden Mas Soebandiman Dirdjoatmodjo. The site provides information on history, philosophy, techniques, classes, events, a photo gallery,
  
• - The school combines traditional Indonesian martial art with modern streetwise self defence. It further specialises in the art of developing inner energy. Information on methodology, training organisation and targets, photo and video galleries, members boa
  
• - This Cimande style based school, headed by master teacher William Sanders, gives emphasis on the ethics and history of traditional Cimande heritage. The site provides information on media, seminars, instructors, and articles related to Pencak Silat cultur
  
• - Guided by master teacher Lukman Surjana, this school focuses on the aspect of "Inner Power" within Pencak Silat. Contains schedules, experiences, training methods, and personal profile of the teacher.
  
• - Led by master teachers Victor deThouars and Robert Vanatta, the school is located in Bellflower, CA. Its site provides detailed information on activities of the school and its community, its ethics, history and teaching staff.
  
• - The official Dutch branch of the traditional school from Bogor, West Java, led by master teachers Eric Bovelander and Leo Lindeman. Many Pencak Silat related links. Languages: Dutch, English, and Bahasa Indonesia.
  
• - Headed by Raden Panji Setiosoeprapto in Diemen, NL, the school is based on several Indonesian styles, mainly Pamor and Badai. The site shows the styles practiced in this school, its history, training and a photo gallery.
  
• - Poekoelan Tjimindie branch school is led by master teacher John L. Malterer. Besides data on the schools development and techniques, the site gives information on video media.
  
• - Master teacher Richard Clear in Tampa teaches Silat, Kung Fu, and Taiji. Site offers articles, school and instructor information, online shop for instructional videos, photo gallery and video files.
  
• - Several schools in Ohio, US, teaching a curriculum consisting of classes in Pentjak Silat, Kun Tao Silat, Filipino Kali, Doce Pares. Site offers information on schools, programs, announcements, events, photo album, links, and a guest book.
  
• - Led by master teacher Stevan Plinck, this school is based on the Serak system. Information on the school, tapes, links, and contact facility. [JavaScript]
  
• - Master teacher Michiel Geurtzen teaches Pencak Silat Ular Sendok ("Cobra Style") in Ulft, Netherlands. Site provides data on the history of this style, its teachers, a multimedia gallery, a guest book, and contact information. [Flash Intro]
  
• - Led by master teacher Yana. Data on the schools' history, books and videos, photo gallery, message board, school and projects info, map of Indonesia, contact facility.
  
• - Based on Madurese and Central Javanese techniques, this school is located in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. Site provides information on master teacher Daniel Prasetya's profile, history, contact facility, and a picture gallery.
  
• - Master teacher Tristan Sutrisno gives information on his schools' roots, philosophy and curriculum in Indonesian Silat, including exercise studies available on video tapes.
  
• - Teaching traditional Indonesian Silek. Includes background of style, gallery and related information. [English/German/Hungarian/Indonesian]
  
• - Chinese Indonesian Filipino Martial Arts system put together by the late master teacher Willem Reeders. Filipino Garimot system of Gat Puno Abon baet.
  
• - Dutch branch of this Madurese style is headed by master teacher C.D. Kessing. Site provides Information about the history of the style, schedules of its Dutch schools, their locations, and links to Pencak Silat organizations worldwide in Dutch and English
  
• - International working school, founded by master teacher Subur Rahardja. Site provides Information on the schools organisation and development, on training, news, and a photo gallery. Languages are English, German and French.
  
• - Indonesian Martial Art based on the teachings of master teacher A.D. Nelson as they are taught in Belgium. Information on Pencak Silat history, schools, curriculum, picture gallery, and contact facilities.
  
• - Teaching Chinese Kuntao, Indonesian Pentjak Silat and Filipino martial arts, the schools' emphasis is on practical self-defense. Site lists systems, school details, timetable and general information.
  
• - Founded by master teacher Willy Wetzel, this school is now under the direction of master teacher Barbara Niggel. Information on schedules, classes and workshops for adults and children, and contact to branches across the U.S. and Europe.
  
• - ICT teaches "Pukulan Pencak Silat Tempur" self-defense style based upon Indonesian Pencak Silat/Kuntao & American Law Enforcement tactics. Site provides information on the teacher, the school, its philosophies, training videos, a message boa
  
• - Founded by master teacher Dirdjoatmodjo, today this is one of the largest Silat schools in Indonesia, and one of the original members of Ikatan Pencak Silat Indonesia (IPSI, Indonesian Silat Federation). Information on history, teaching curriculum, school
  
• - Headquarters' site gives info on Silat in general, teachers, style development, training, curriculum, data on competitions and organizations, links, and pictures.
  
• - Located in Pittsburgh, PA, this family run school run by John and Nick Sokolsky is in in lineage of master teacher Willy Wetzel. The site provides online instructions, history of Pentjak Silat Poekeolan Tjimande Batin, contact facilities and a store. [Fl
  
• - This Australian branch of the school was started in the late 1970's. Site offers data on the style, the schools' development, its focus, a picture gallery, and a message boards as well as contact information.
  
• - The school comprises teachings of Pentjak Silat, Hok Kuntao, Arnis, Kali, Escrima, and Garrote Larense. Site provides info on movement repertoire, training methods, photos, a dictionary, a forum, and contact facility. [JavaScript]
  
• - The Minangkabau style school, led by master teacher Rob van Dolderen, emphasizes the traditional aspects of "silek": Self defense, ethics, and arts. Site (Dutch and English) provides information on instructors, students, and contact facilities.
  
  

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