Discover published sets by community

Refers to the various stances used in Pencak Silat, each designed to optimize balance, power, and mobility.

The set of defensive strategies and techniques in Pencak Silat designed to protect oneself from attacks.

The technique of catching or grabbing, used to control an opponent's limbs or weapon.

Refers to techniques that are considered 'fruitful' or effective in actual combat situations, similar to the term 'application'.

An elbow strike commonly used in close quarters to deliver a fast and powerful blow to the opponent.

Escaping techniques used to break free from an opponent's hold or grip.

A turning or twisting move that can be used to redirect an opponent's energy or to reposition oneself.

Evasive maneuvers used to escape or deflect an attack without engaging directly with the opponent.

This refers to a kicking technique, employed to strike opponents usually with the foot or shin.

A choking technique aimed at incapacitating an opponent by cutting off their air supply.

A throwing technique that involves lifting and slamming the opponent to the ground, usually characterized by a hip throw.

Punching techniques in Pencak Silat, often characterized by specific targeting and combination punching.

An avoidance technique where the practitioner dodges an incoming attack without directly blocking it.

The sweeping technique used to disrupt an opponent's balance, potentially causing them to fall.

A sliding or gliding technique, often involving the feet, used to create or close distance with an opponent.

A striking technique involving the hands, commonly used to deliver forceful blows to the opponent.

A breaking technique using leverage, often applied to an assailant's limb to neutralize a threat.

Locking techniques that immobilize an opponent, often involving leverage and pressure on joints.

A technique that focuses on joint manipulation, often leading to joint locks to control or harm the opponent.

A striking move targeting vital points or nerve centers to cause pain or disorientation.

A term referring to 'flower', representing a defense-oriented stance or movement that is both evasive and beautiful.

A prearranged set of movements which simulates a defense against an attack, used both for training and demonstration in Pencak Silat.

Counter techniques used to respond to an incoming attack, often involving redirection or absorption of force.

Counter-attack techniques that turn an opponent's force against them, often utilizing timing and precision.