Thursday, April 2, 2015

The Gelanggang

 Matres equipment and Competition

     a. Arena

          Matres can be on the floor and lined with 5 cm thick mattress, flat surface and not slippery, can be covered with a non-slip mat, measuring 10 mx 10 m, provided by the Executive committee. Ring for sparring categories follow the following rules.

        1) Matres court field game consists of a square with a size of 10m x 10m with a  duel field                        matres field in a circle with a diameter of 8m.

        2) The courts and fields of honor made with white lines ± 5m wide to the outside.

        3) In the middle of the field is made improbable duel with a diameter of 3m, 5m wide white                      line as the boundary separating the match will start momentarily.

       4) Corner fighter is on the corner opposite the square court bordered by fields of honor consisting             of
                                a. Blue corner is on the right end of the table matches

                                b. Red corner is on the diagonal blue corner

                                c. White corner, the other corner as a neutral corner



Matress Equipment

The following tennis equipment that must be provided by the Executive committee.

 1) Tables and Chairs matches, as well as a desk and a Juri Wasit

 2) Form the match and stationery.

 3) Stopwatch , gong (similar tool) and the bell.

 4) The act or other means to determine and act in accordance with the traffic lights a match           lasting process.

 5) Small flag of red and blue, handle, each with a size of 30 cm x 30 cm for the Juri Salam and the flag of the same size yellow for observers of time

 6) Board record time modeling fighters singles, doubles, and team

 7) The weapon

 8) The Chart Board

 9) Scales

10) Attachments speaker (sound system)

11) Buckets and plastic glasses, mops, doormats.

12) The sound recording equipment / images, operator and equipment (the device did not constitute valid evidence in determining victory).

13) Place name: Head Match, the referee Hall Jury, the Secretary of the competition, the jury in accordance with the order (I s / d V). When required, the term can be translated into another language that is written at the bottom

14) Digital Scoring Board

Silat Category

Supplies matches:

a. Clothing games, clothes black Pencak Silat
b. Protective body
c. Pubic protector

Class divisions:

According to age, the participants were divided into 3 groups:
- Group of teenagers over the age of 14 s / d 17 years
- Group of young men aged over 17 s / d 21 years
- Group of adults over the age of 21 s / d 35 years

By weight, the fighters are divided into classes:

Youth groups:
Class A, 33-39 kg
Class B, above 36-39 kg
Class C, above the 39-42 kg
Class D, above 42-45 kg
Class E, above 45-48 kg
Class F, above 48-51 kg
Class G, above 51-54 kg
Class H, above 54-57 kg
Class I, above 57-60 kg

Cadet groups:

Class A, 40-45 kg
Class B, above 45-50 kg
Class C, above 50-55 kg
Class D, above 55-60 kg
Class E, above 60-65 kg
Class F, above 65-70 kg
Class G, above 70-75 kg
Class H, above 75-80 kg
With a difference of 5 kg onwards
Free classes, weight above 65 kg.

Time Match

The game took place in the third round of each round consisting of 2 minutes. Between one and the other half was given a one-minute break. A time when the referee stopped the match does not include playing time and the calculation of the players who fell because of a legitimate strike does not include playing time.

Target

Which can be targeted is the part of the body except the neck up and pubic such as chest, abdomen, back and waist left and right. Part limb can be targeted for attacks dropped and locked but did not have value as a target stated. Every game is led by 1 (one) referee and assisted by five (5) judges assessors.


Equip yourself

Basic Competencies:

Practicing martial skills in pairs by using the actual rules and values ​​of cooperation, honesty, accept defeat, hard work, and confident

Attack Technique Legs

  • Kick 

a. Tendangan Lurus : Attacks that use ten feet and legs, its trajectory towards the front with the position of the body facing forward, with the base of the fingers jar inside, targeting heartburn and chin.

b. Tendangan Tusuk : Attacks that use ten feet and legs, its trajectory towards the front with the position of the body facing forward, with the tip of the toes, with the goal of pubic and heartburn.

c. Tendangan Kepret : Attacks that use ten feet and legs, its trajectory toward the front of the body position mengahadap forward, with instep, with pubic target.

d. Tendangan Jejag : Attacks that use ten feet and legs, track position toward the front of the body facing forward, with full foot, pushing its nature, targeting the chest.

e. Tendangan Gajul : Attack using foot and leg, its trajectory towards the front with the position of the body facing forward, heel from the bottom up, with the goal of chin and solar plexus

f. Tendangan T : Attack using foot and leg, the trajectory is straight forward and kenaannya on heels, soles of the feet and the outside of your foot, straight position, usually used for side attacks, targeting all parts of the body.

g. Tendangan Celorong : T-kick with a lay down position with the knees and pubic target

h. Tendangan Belakang : Foot and leg kick with a straight path to the back of the body (back to the opponent), with the goal of the whole body

i. Tendangan Kuda : Kick two feet close or open, its trajectory straight to the back of the body, with the goal of the whole body

j. Tendangan Taji : Kick with side and leg, with the heel kenaan trajectory towards the rear of the pubic target

k. Tendangan Sabit : Semicircle trajectory kick into targeting all parts of the body, with the back of the palms or soles of the feet finger.

l. Tendangan Baling ; Circular kick towards the outside of the heel kenaannya outside and rotating body position.

m. Hentak Bawah : Attacks using the soles of the feet facing out, executed with body position recline, aiming to break the leg joints.

n. Gejig : Attacks using leg, with the aim of breaking.

  • Sweep

Sweep can be divided into the following four types :
  
a . Sapuan Tegak : Offensive swept away with the palm of the wood in the direction of application under the ankles , the trajectory from the outside in , intended to outrage .
  
b . Sapuan rebah : Offensive swept away by aiming threw himself down , with interruption could fall behind .
   
c . sabetan : Strike down your opponent with respect to target the calf shin with the track from the outside in
  
d . Beset : Attacks Targeting tool to knock your opponent to the calf .

  • Dengkulan

Dengkulan is an attack that uses knee / knee as a means of attack , with targets pubic , chest , and back waist . Dengkulan consists of three types .

 a. Dengkulan Depan : Attacks by dengkulan , trajectory from top to bottom , with the target 's chest and groin.
   
 b. Dengkulan Samping Dalam : Trajectory like arc from outside to inside the target to the chest .

 c. Dengkulan Samping Dalam : Tracks from the outside KKE , with the goal of stomach


  • Guntingan

Guntingan technique is to knock your opponent performed by pinning both legs at the target neck , waist , or leg the opponent that the opponent falls . Guntingan can be divided into external and internal.

Get to know "SILAT"

PENCAK SILAT


Pencak Silat or Silat is a martial art that originated from Southeast Asia . This martial art is widely known in Indonesia , Malaysia , Brunei , and Singapore , the southern Philippines , and southern Thailand in accordance with the spread of ethnic Malay archipelago. Thanks to the role of the coach from Indonesia , currently Vietnam also has a formidable fighter - fighter .

Parent martial arts organization in Indonesia is the Indonesian Pencak Silat Association ( IPSI ) . An organization that embodies martial arts federations in various countries is the Guild Pencak Silat Among Nations ( Persilat ) , which was formed by Indonesia , Singapore , Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam .

Silat is expected to spread in the archipelago since the 7th century BC , but their origin could not be ascertained . The origin of martial arts in this archipelago skill probably evolved from indigenous tribes Indonesia in the hunt and fight with machetes , shields , and spears , [ citation needed ] for example as in the tradition of Nias tribe , which until the 20th century relatively unscathed influence outside.

Martial tradition passed down orally and spread from mouth to mouth , taught from teacher to pupil , so the written records of the origin of martial arts is hard to find . Martial arts history told through legends that vary from one region to another . Minangkabau legends , silat ( Minangkabau language : Silek ) created by Datuk Suri Kings of Pariangan , Tanah Datar at the foot of Mount Merapi in the 11th century . [ 1 ] Later Silek taken and developed by the Minang people throughout Southeast Asia . Similarly, the folklore of the origin of martial arts Cimande flow , which tells of a woman who modeled the movement of a fight between a tiger and a monkey . Each area generally has a martial character ( warrior ) to be proud of , for example Pitung , Hang Tuah , and Gajah Mada .


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I challenge myself to use and explore this software and then I said to myself "Why not?". So that is how I get involve with this blog thingy. Then, I have to choose one educational topic to be discussed in this blog. I chose about Pencak Silat in Malaysia since youngster nowadays seems less interested in this kind of field since gadgets and technologies take over the child's mind and world.