Sitbatan Kali-Silat: Master Jay De Leon Visits the YMCA Nov 20, 2010

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Master Jay De Leon Visits the YMCA Nov 20, 2010

Sitbatan Kali & Pentjak Silat Class
YMCA Bldg., Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Nov. 2010

Guro Rohnee Gumpal of Sitbatan Kali & Pentjak Silat demonstrates
knife drills at his dojo at the YMCA gym in Dagupan City,
Pangasinan in Nov. 2010.

Sitbatan Pentjak Silat Class

Sitbatan Pentjak Silat Class
Guro Rohnee Gumpal of Sitbatan Kali & Pentjak Silat
at his dojo at the YMCA gym
in Dagupan City, Pangasinan in Nov. 2010.

Sitbatan Pentjak Silat Class

Sitbatan Pentjak Silat Class
Guro Rohnee Gumpal of Sitbatan Kali & Pentjak Silat (right)
Jay de Leon of Filipino Fighting Arts Int’l (FFAI) pose
at the Sitbatan Kali & Pentjak Silat dojo at the YMCA gym
in Dagupan City, Pangasinan in Nov. 2010.

from: http://www.filipinofightingartsintl.com/Filipino-Fighting-Arts/USA/2010/ffa_philippine-odysseyVI_chap9.html

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Guro Rohnee Tiong Gumpal

I teach Filipino Kali and Pentjak Silat (Self Defense and Martial Arts). I am a firm believer in practice makes perfect, but more important what and how you practice.

For Example, if a boy studies cooking most of his life and masters french cuisine, then put him in a mechanic uniform and tell him to overhaul a diesel engine, he'll most likely fail in his attempt; similarly if a student studies and masters a certain style or sport, that is his expertise and in another arena he would be a novice at best.

I teach Guerrilla Style Tactics of hand to hand combat, Blade and Gun defense . From empty hands (unarmed combat) to armed combat, it's all based on the idea that the enemy is armed and out to kill you. Straight to the point, no nonsense. I have two ranks, red and black. Red means you know and Black means you understand. That's all you need.

All that matters in the end is that the student learns what he/she has to do to go home at the end of the day.

Maraming Salamat Po.
Guro Rohnee T. Gumpal