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Teacher Sean Stark
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Teacher Sean Stark
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Teacher Sean Stark
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Teacher Sean Stark
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Teacher Sean Stark
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Teacher Sean Stark
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Level 5–Building a Disruptive Offense
Building a disruptive offense is essential to keeping yourself safe. The only thing better than avoiding the fight is taking the lead on offense. This level is all about being disruptive and not allowing yourself to be the victim.
Level 1–Beating Head Attacks P1
Level 1 Level 1 will help you learn to deal with and counter attacks to the head. This is the first of two levels to give you the tools. And this is a required piece of training for the Apprentice Instructor Program. It contains the basic foundation components for Pencak Silat Pertempuran. Lessons may have…
Level 4–Countering Attacks to the Body P2
Silat Dirty Boxing—Level 4 This is the complete curriculum for the 4th level of Pencak Silat Pertempuran. This is the second series to address low attacks and looks at it from a fresh perspective. And this is a required piece of training for the Apprentice Instructor Program.
Level 2–Beating Head Attacks P2
Level 2 This is the complete curriculum for the 2nd level of Pencak Silat Pertempuran. This is the second series to deal with methods for defending and countering attacks to the head. And this is a required piece of training for the Apprentice Instructor Program. There is over 3 hours of material in this course work….
Level 3–Countering Body Attacks P1
Silat Dirty Boxing—Level 3 This is the complete curriculum for the 3rd level of Pencak Silat Pertempuran. This series is the first level to address low attacks as a relationship. And this is a required piece of training for the Apprentice Instructor Program.
Silat Dirty Boxing
Avoid whenever possible. Fight hard when avoiding fails. Moving from traditional methods of pencak silat to a combative system is a critical component to making sure you have the tools needed for real violence. The Silat Dirty Boxing program does exactly that. It is the bridge to take you to a systemized process for violence…