The International Pencak Silat Federation (IPSF, Indonesian: Persekutuan Pencak Silat Antarabangsa, PERSILAT), which was founded in Jakarta on 11 March 1980, is the only international Pencak Silat organization in the world.[2] The International Pencak Silat Federation (IPSF) is the largest international governing body of competitive pencak silat (aka sport silat) with 66 member countries.[3] IPSF is the only pencak silat organization recognised by the Olympic Council of Asia and has more than five million members.[4] The IPSF organizes the Junior and Senior World Pencak Silat Championships, which are each held every other year.[5] The President of the IPSF is Prabowo Subianto, and the headquarters are located in TMII, Jakarta, Indonesia.[6]
To promote, expand, and improve worldwide, the practice of Pencak Silat, with its core value to support the achievement of social, economic development, human progress, world peace, and the millennium development goals, propagating the Olympic Movement through the sport of Pencak Silat and supporting all members in unity to achieve the common goal of building a better world.[7]
Membershipedit
As of 2021, the global membership of the International Pencak Silat Federation stands at 67 national federations, spanning five continents.[8]
Pencak Silat competition features 4 event categories:
Sparring / Tanding
Artistic / Seni (aka TGR)
Tunggal - Solo Performance
Ganda - Choreographed Pairs Performance
Regu - Synchronized Group Performance
Sparring / Tandingedit
Tanding sparring is a full contact event that takes place on a 10 x 10 meter matted arena inscribed with a circular match ground that is 8 meters in diameter. Tanding matches are carried out in three two-minute rounds. Competitors wear black uniforms and black body torso protectors covering the chest, ribs, and back. Attacks to the head are not permitted. Technical points are weighted as follows:
1 point - Successful and visible hand attack / contact (punch, hand-strike, elbow strike, etc.)
2 points - Successful and visible leg attack / contact (kick, knee-strike, etc.)
To obtain a technical score, an athlete must apply the Pencak Silat Principle wherein attacks are linked together with Step Patterns (Pola Langkah) and On Guard Positions (Sikap Pasang).[9][10]
In 2021 the IPSF updated tanding rules to include a wider variety of permissible techniques, added emphasis on the ``Pencak Silat Principle``, and additional ground techniques and submissions.[9][11]
Artistic / Seniedit
The tunggal or solo performance event requires the athlete to perform Jurus Baku Tunggal, a pre-defined solo routine that showcase a variety of pencak silat moves. The jurus consists of three sections: 1) empty hand, 2) golok and 3) toya (staff). Performances are judged objectively on the presence of all required sections and motions, time (3 minutes +/- 5 seconds) and subjectively on stability, stamina, comprehension and depth of motion.[12]
In the ganda or choreographed pairs performance a duo of athletes perform their own specially choreographed routine consisting of any combination of attack and defense sequences. In 2021 permissible weapons were expanded to include a wider variety of weapons hailing from Southeast Asia including, but not limited to cambuk/pecut (whip), clurit (sickle), golok (machete), knife, kerambit, toya (staff), tekpi / cabang (truncheon/sai)[11][12]
Regu or synchronized group performance features a trio of athletes performing Jurus Baku Regu, a pre-defined routine in sync as a team. Regu features a showcase of Pencak Silat motion, but unlike the Tunggal category is performed solely empty-hand without weapons.[12][10]
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^"World Championships". myactivesg.com. Retrieved 3 July 2020.
^"Headquarter". ocasia.asia. Retrieved 3 July 2020.
^"IPSF Mission". ipsf-persilat.org. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
^"IPSF Member National Federations". ipsf-persilat.org. Retrieved 1 May 2022.
^ ab"IPSF Tanding Rules". ipsf-persilat.org. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
^ ab"Silat rules and regulations". myactivesg.com. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
^ ab"New rules 2021". youtube.com. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
^ abc"IPSF Seni Artistic Rules". ipsf-persilat.org. Retrieved 30 April 2022.
External linksedit
https://ipsf-persilat.org/
May 02, 2024
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The International Pencak Silat Federation IPSF Indonesian Persekutuan Pencak Silat Antarabangsa PERSILAT which was founded in Jakarta on 11 March 1980 is the only international Pencak Silat organization in the world 2 The International Pencak Silat Federation IPSF is the largest international governing body of competitive pencak silat aka sport silat with 66 member countries 3 IPSF is the only pencak silat organization recognised by the Olympic Council of Asia and has more than five million members 4 The IPSF organizes the Junior and Senior World Pencak Silat Championships which are each held every other year 5 The President of the IPSF is Prabowo Subianto and the headquarters are located in TMII Jakarta Indonesia 6 International Pencak Silat FederationAbbreviationIPSF PERSILATFormation11 March 1980PurposeMartial art and sportHeadquartersTMII JakartaLocationIndonesiaRegion servedInternational WorldwideOfficial languageEnglish Indonesian MalayPresidentPrabowo Subianto 1 Websiteipsf persilat wbr org Contents 1 Mission 2 Membership 2 1 Continental Federations 2 2 National Federations 3 Competition 3 1 Sparring Tanding 3 2 Artistic Seni 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksMission editTo promote expand and improve worldwide the practice of Pencak Silat with its core value to support the achievement of social economic development human progress world peace and the millennium development goals propagating the Olympic Movement through the sport of Pencak Silat and supporting all members in unity to achieve the common goal of building a better world 7 Membership editAs of 2021 the global membership of the International Pencak Silat Federation stands at 67 national federations spanning five continents 8 Continental Federations edit Asian Pencak Silat Federation APSIF European Pencak Silat Federation EPSF Pencak Silat Federation of Americas PSFA African Pencak Silat Federation APSF National Federations edit Asia nbsp Afghanistan nbsp Bangladesh nbsp Brunei Darussalam nbsp Cambodia nbsp China nbsp Chinese Taipei nbsp East Timor nbsp India nbsp Indonesia IPSI nbsp Iran nbsp Iraq nbsp Japan nbsp Jordan nbsp Kazakhstan nbsp South Korea nbsp Kuwait nbsp Kyrgyzstan nbsp Laos nbsp Malaysia nbsp Nepal nbsp Myanmar nbsp Pakistan nbsp Palestine nbsp Philippines nbsp Saudi Arabia nbsp Singapore nbsp Sri Lanka nbsp Tajikistan nbsp Thailand nbsp Turkmenistan nbsp Uzbekistan nbsp Vietnam nbsp Yemen Europe nbsp Armenia nbsp Austria nbsp Azerbaijan nbsp Belgium nbsp Cyprus nbsp Estonia nbsp France nbsp Germany nbsp Greece nbsp Italy nbsp Latvia nbsp Moldova nbsp Netherlands nbsp Russia nbsp Serbia nbsp Slovakia nbsp Spain nbsp Switzerland nbsp Turkey nbsp Ukraine nbsp United Kingdom North and South America nbsp Brazil nbsp Canada nbsp Chile nbsp Suriname nbsp United States of America Africa nbsp Algeria nbsp Egypt nbsp Morocco nbsp Nigeria nbsp Uganda nbsp South Africa Oceania nbsp Australia nbsp New ZealandCompetition editPencak Silat competition features 4 event categories Sparring Tanding Artistic Seni aka TGR Tunggal Solo Performance Ganda Choreographed Pairs Performance Regu Synchronized Group Performance Sparring Tanding edit Tanding sparring is a full contact event that takes place on a 10 x 10 meter matted arena inscribed with a circular match ground that is 8 meters in diameter Tanding matches are carried out in three two minute rounds Competitors wear black uniforms and black body torso protectors covering the chest ribs and back Attacks to the head are not permitted Technical points are weighted as follows 1 point Successful and visible hand attack contact punch hand strike elbow strike etc 2 points Successful and visible leg attack contact kick knee strike etc 3 points Successful dropping technique throw sweep scissor etc To obtain a technical score an athlete must apply the Pencak Silat Principle wherein attacks are linked together with Step Patterns Pola Langkah and On Guard Positions Sikap Pasang 9 10 In 2021 the IPSF updated tanding rules to include a wider variety of permissible techniques added emphasis on the Pencak Silat Principle and additional ground techniques and submissions 9 11 Artistic Seni edit The tunggal or solo performance event requires the athlete to perform Jurus Baku Tunggal a pre defined solo routine that showcase a variety of pencak silat moves The jurus consists of three sections 1 empty hand 2 golok and 3 toya staff Performances are judged objectively on the presence of all required sections and motions time 3 minutes 5 seconds and subjectively on stability stamina comprehension and depth of motion 12 In the ganda or choreographed pairs performance a duo of athletes perform their own specially choreographed routine consisting of any combination of attack and defense sequences In 2021 permissible weapons were expanded to include a wider variety of weapons hailing from Southeast Asia including but not limited to cambuk pecut whip clurit sickle golok machete knife kerambit toya staff tekpi cabang truncheon sai 11 12 Regu or synchronized group performance features a trio of athletes performing Jurus Baku Regu a pre defined routine in sync as a team Regu features a showcase of Pencak Silat motion but unlike the Tunggal category is performed solely empty hand without weapons 12 10 See also edit nbsp Sport portal nbsp Martial arts portal nbsp Indonesia portal Pencak Silat Silat Silat HarimauReferences edit Prabowo re elected as head of International Pencak Silat federation VIVA news 29 January 2015 Retrieved 2 July 2020 PERSILAT was founded on March 11 1980 berolahraga net Archived from the original on 4 July 2020 Retrieved 3 July 2020 Member Countries ipsf persilat org Retrieved 30 April 2022 Pencak Silat recognized by OCA ocasia org Retrieved 3 July 2020 World Championships myactivesg com Retrieved 3 July 2020 Headquarter ocasia asia Retrieved 3 July 2020 IPSF Mission ipsf persilat org Retrieved 30 April 2022 IPSF Member National Federations ipsf persilat org Retrieved 1 May 2022 a b IPSF Tanding Rules ipsf persilat org Retrieved 30 April 2022 a b Silat rules and regulations myactivesg com Retrieved 30 April 2022 a b New rules 2021 youtube com Retrieved 30 April 2022 a b c IPSF Seni Artistic Rules ipsf persilat org Retrieved 30 April 2022 External links edithttps ipsf persilat org Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title International Pencak Silat Federation amp oldid 1190874506, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
