Pencak Silat - 20 Kuncian 20 Styles Vol.1 "English Version"

Discover the Art of Minangkabau Pencak Silat with Master PK Haji Syofyan Nadar

Explore the intricate world of Minangkabau Silek, a renowned Indonesian martial art, with guidance from the esteemed Master PK Haji Syofyan Nadar. Known for his profound knowledge of Harimau, Byang, and Sunua styles, Master Nadar is a true virtuoso of locks art (Kuncian).

This video unveils the first 10 Kuncian (from a series of 20) presented by Master Nadar, offering a deeper understanding of these powerful techniques. You'll also witness demonstrations of essential Jurus Balabek forms from both Sunua and Harimau, providing practical application insights.

Learn deadly techniques – with and without weapons – under the instruction of Master Nadar, assisted by his two sons and assistants.

Bonus Content: Witness a unique collaboration! PK Haji Syofyan Nadar joins forces with the celebrated Pencak Silat master, Kang Cecep A. Rahman, in a captivating exercise focused on defensive blocking techniques.

Course Content Breakdown:

• Langkah Balabek Sunua:
  • Langkah Pasembahan Sunua
  • Balabek Sunua Dasar 1
  • Balabek Sunua Dasar 2
• Kombinasi 9 Pukulan:
  • Perhormatan Kaidah
  • Kombinasi 9 Pukulan
  • Kombinasi 9 Pukulan / 2 Jalan
• Harimau Singgalang:
  • Langkah Balabek Harimau
  • Kombinasi Harimau
• Harimau - Sunua:
  • Ganda Tangkapan Bayang - Harimau - Sunua
• 10 Techniques Kuncian:
  • Sunua
  • Silek Bayang
  • Tari Sewah
  • Bayang Buayo
  • Sterlak
  • Silek Jalik
  • Pakiah Rabun
  • Silek Tuoh Bayang
  • Silek Sunua Batino
  • Silek Gula Tare Maninjau

Understanding Pencak Silat

Pencak Silat is the umbrella term for traditional martial arts originating from Indonesia. The name translates to "exercises of techniques for self-defense and their application in combat." Primarily practiced in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and the southern Philippines, Pencak Silat encompasses a vast array of styles, from well-known traditions to numerous regional variations. The terms pencak silat and silat are often used interchangeably.