Kun Tao Silat de Thouars is associated with many fine Teachers, Schools and Organizations. Many of them have Websites of interest. Some are listed below. If you find an interesting site relating to Indonesian or Chinese Martial Arts, or Indonesian culture please E-mail the URL to the webmaster.
My Passion is to help preserve and protect the wild beings who inspire my martial practice:
The Wolverine Foundation, Inc.
9450 S. Blackcat Road
Kuna, Idaho 83634-1118
208-922-4746
Saving Wild Tigers (a project of the Sierra Club Volunteers)
10 Waterside Plaza, 4k
New York, NY 10010-2610
Phone: 212-686-7411
FAX: 212-686-2366
email: tiger@wildindex.com
http://kuntaosilat.com
Steve Gartin's website has some good articles on Willem de Thouars and good information
on his art. Several other good links can be found
here.
www.kuntaosilat.org KunTao Silat discussion board.
www.kuntaosilat.net KunTao Silat Teachers
http://www.kunetao.com/ Dr. Conrad Bui's Kune Tao Web Site
http://www.kuntaosilatmexico.com Mexican KunTao Silat Headquarters
www.joglosemar.co.id/
Jogsolsemar
is an organization dedicated to promoting tourism in the Jogyakarta,
Solo, and Semerang region of Java. This is a good resource for Javanese
cultural issues.
http://www.btinternet.com/~harimau/
This is the official
site for the Hanifi family. A legitimate style of Harimau (crouching Tiger)
style Silat from Sumatra.
http://www.go.to/pencaksilat
The official Silat website of the Padepokan, the
training hall of IPSI, Indonesia’s Silat governing body.
http://people.a2000.nl/vosm/
This page lists 50 Silat sites and numerous related
sites.
http://indonesia.elga.net.id/silat/
Over 30 Silat links
www.atlantataiji.com
This is mainly an organization site for the local
Tai Chi scene in Atlanta, but go to the Articles page for some terrific
writing of Uncle Bill.
www.kuntao.no/
This is the official site for the system of Imua
Shauntung Kuntao. Although still under construction, it features a very
interesting discussion of the combative philosophy of the system.
www.penjaksilatusa.com
Andre Knustegraichen's text heavy site features
an extensive history page.
www.kempofirst.org Ron Carlson and Bart Mann
