The lineage of Pencak Silat Pertempuran is as follows:
- Pamur – Bayu Aji Wicaksono – Tulus – Hassan Habudin – ?
- Raja Sterlak – Bruno Cruicchi – Abdul Muthalief – ?
- Raja Monyet – Brandt Smith – Jafa’ – ?
- Silat Sunda – Roedy Wiranatakasumah, Robby Maulana, Abek – ?
- Hok Kuen – Dan Molash – Yao Ka Ho – Vincente Goh – ?
Pencak Silat Pertempuran utilizes materials from Pamur, Raja Sterlak, Silat Sunda, Hok Kuen, and Raja Monyet primarily but is focused on useful and practical application and has been tried, tested, and adapted as necessary and needed to that end.
Below is a list of additional systems and teachers who have taught me along the way and that have contributed to my understanding and development. (There are several other systems that I have been exposed to that are not listed.)
- Madura Keluarga – Daniel Prasetya – ?
- Paseban Mutakhir – Saleh – Cacang – ?
- Serak – Victor deThoaurs – Paul deThouars – Maurice deThouars – Ventje deThoaurs – ?
- Zulfikari – Mushtaq Ali Shah – ?
I’m in west palm beach. Do you have any instructors close to me?
Unfortunately not that close. I have an instructor in Orlando, Saint Cloud, and a very long-time group leader in Seffner.
Guru Stark,
I am in Delaware. Would you happen to have anything close to me?
Hello, There is currently nobody in Delaware that studies under me.
Sorry to bother you Mr. Stark i was curious if psp system had the ground fighting arts in it like other systems of silat?
Hey Ryan, Yes, we have a harimau / monyet component. I would say that despite what you may think to be true though, not all systems have ground fighting. Many systems have methods that get the attacker low to the ground or even on the ground but it’s not ground fighting as such.