sekjur
Sekjur is a traditional Indonesian martial art originating from the island of Java, specifically within the context of the *silat* fighting system. The term "sekjur" translates loosely to "staff fighting" or "spear fighting," reflecting its core focus on weapon-based combat techniques. This discipline emphasizes fluid, efficient movements and incorporates principles of balance, leverage, and precision, often blending with empty-hand techniques to create a versatile fighting method.
Practitioners of sekjur typically train with various long weapons such as the *sabuk* (staff), *keris* (dagger),
Training in sekjur involves drills, forms (*laras*), and sparring (*pertarungan*), with an emphasis on practical application
Modern practitioners may adapt sekjur techniques for self-defense, sport, or cultural preservation, though traditional schools (*pesantren*