Bob Dubljanin – Pencak Silat Java 8i Sumatra

Bob Dubljanin – Pencak Silat Java 8i Sumatra

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Guro Bob Dubljanin, a direct student of Cass Magda, and an expert in Silat, JKD, and Kali-Escrima, presents in this video a sample of self-defense techniques of the two main aspects of this Indonesian method: the Pentjak Silat of Java, characterized by its projections, sweeps and short distance fighting, and Sumatra’s Silat, more focused on fighting on the ground. A stunning and fascinating self defense system.

He comes from Germany and it is guaranteed! Bob has been fighting for many years, Pentjak Silat, JKD, and Kali-Escrima and is one of Cass Magda”s most outstanding student. This is the reason why we have decided to share his knowledge with you and at the same time we are preparing three videos about the lethal Indonesian Art, one of them will be out this month. Let Cicerone lead you to this top hand quality of the mysterious and serpentine Art of Silat where you can learn with him, if you wish to know how the techniques work, what the tactics and the principles are. This video has certified quality and now with “Budo International Guaranteed”. Enjoy it!

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