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PAHUYUTH
Pahuyuth is fighting knowledge from Southeast Asia. It includes seven different martial arts disciplines that can be learned individually and combined seamlessly. There are two disciplines of unarmed combat (MUAI, LING LOM) and five disciplines of armed combat (MEED, DAAB, GRABONG, MAI SAWK, SABAI).
MUAI is standing combat using the body’s four types of weapons: fist, foot, elbow and knee.
LING LOM is unarmed Pahuyuth using all the body’s own possibilities and conditions.
MEED (knife) is armed combat with hand-length objects used as improvised weapons.
MAI SAWK (shield) is armed combat with forearm-length objects used as improvised weapons.
DAAB (sword) is armed combat with arm-length objects as improvised weapons and swords.
GRABONG (staff) is armed combat with body-length objects used as improvised weapons.
SABAI (scarf) is armed combat with flexible objects used as improvised weapons
Self-defense is the defense necessary to avert a present unlawful attack against oneself or another.
PAHUYUTH General / Archive
Here you will find general knowledge about PAHUYUTH and archive material.
Lugsidt
Lugsidt (temple child) is the term for the probationary stage of Pahuyuth. The knowledge of the probationary stage is the foundation for the learning of all Pahuyuth disciplines. We recommend beginners to start here.
MUAI
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline MUAI.
LING LOM
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline LING LOM.
MEED
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline MEED (knife).
MAI SAWK
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline MAI SAWK (shield).
DAAB
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline DAAB (sword).
GRABONG
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline GRABONG (staff).
SABAI
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline SABAI (scarf).
Self defense
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content for Self-Defense.
SAIYASART
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of SAIYASART (knowledge about nothingness).
SART BAMBATGAY
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the discipline SART BAMBATGAY (naturopathy).
YAAN Meditation
Here you will find general knowledge, archive material and teaching content of the Yaan Meditation (perception training).
Listen – Think – Ask – Exercise
Typical for the knowledge transfer by a Pahuyuth teacher is the pedagogical principle of the “recommending character”. Here, knowledge is imparted exclusively in the form of recommendations, while the actual acquisition of knowledge or cognition occurs through the practical exercise and discovery of the student himself. The aim of this teaching method is not to train an absolute fighter who knows solely the truth of his teacher, but to develop an individually qualified Free-Warrior.
Based on this educational principle, the following course of action is strongly recommended for all students who are willing to learn:
LISTEN – THINK – ASK – EXERCISE
First, the student should listen or watch as closely as possible. This is followed by self-examination through thinking along. Afterwards, there is the possibility to check one’s own perceptions and conclusions by asking. Only then can optimal knowledge acquisition be achieved through practical exercise.
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