Dr. Jonathan Pyndus

May 21 & 22 2016 in New Mexico
https://kuntaosilat.com/forums/forum/general-category/seminars/

Hello John,
The on-line Learning Management System is reserved for subscription members, but Level One can be viewed without joining the program and it will give you a good idea of what comprises the beginning of the journey through American KunTao Silat as well as Malabar.
Here’s the links:
American:…[Read more]

The next seminar is May 21, 22 in New Mexico

Howdy to All,
We’re getting close to the vision I had when beginning the official Distance Learning Program back in the 1980s. The first hurdle was to codify the forms, which was no simple matter for more reasons than I care to enumerate.

I guess I’m not going to get into the hurdles, but rather concentrate on the opportunities that a program lik…[Read more]

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Hey Duane that’s a good idea!

Keep a time index on all the good stuff!

The first method we show is the silat method, where although there is not as much power generated in the turning motion, the turning motion itself becomes the energy for the throw while the interaction of your legs moving against your opponent’s creates the displante. The hitting power then combines with the energy of the throw to dispatch the…[Read more]

The first method we show is the silat method, where although there is not as much power generated in the turning motion, the turning motion itself becomes the energy for the throw while the interaction of your legs moving against your opponent’s. The hitting power then combines with the energy of the throw to dispatch the adversary.

The waist…[Read more]

Welcome to the KunTao Silat Family Fabrice!

It’s interesting that Randall was one of the five people who decided what would be in the original curriculum for the Kun Lun Pai, which is what I eventually called Malabar because that was the name given to my personal system from Willem. I had the good fortune of living and training with Randall for…[Read more]

Welcome to the KunTao Silat Family Fabrice!

It’s interesting that Randall was one of the five people who decided what would be in the original curriculum for the Kun Lun Pai, which is what I eventually called Malabar because that was the name given to my personal system from Willem. I had the good fortune of living and training with Randall for…[Read more]

I’ve gone back and forth about this issue for years. Serak is a great martial art, and for some people it is ideal.

Malabar KTS is based upon the teachings of Willem de Thouars, so it would seem most appropriate to include Serak somewhere in Malabar. Paul & Victor de Thouars claim that Serak is completely Indonesian with no influence from…[Read more]

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