SOCIAL - Seni Silat Cimandi Pecah Tujuh alleged omission Mother Semantan easily learned by women.
According to a martial arts practitioner, the Noraslin Abd. Rahman, 21, is probably caused by its founder is a woman.
He who comes from Kampung Kerinchi, Kuala Lumpur, said, according to Seni Silat Cimandi Pecah Tujuh women who want to learn martial arts.
"Seni Silat Cimandi Pecah Tujuh can also be adapted for the stage or dance," he said when met after a demonstration in court Seni Silat Cimandi Pecah Tujuh Rembau branch, Kampung Ulu Kundur here recently.
Noraslin tell, he has participated in many martial arts championships since engaged in martial arts breaking Cimandi Seven of 10 years ago.
He hoped that Seni Silat Cimandi Pecah Tujuh Rembau branch will intensify their efforts to promote the martial arts among the youth in this country.
"I believe more young women are particularly interested in learning Cimandi after breaking seven witnesses in sessions organized demonstrations," he said.
Noraslin friend, Aminah Abdullah Ong, 16, claimed that, in addition to self-defense, he practiced in the championship seven Cimandi breaking martial sport participated.
Aminah told, the persistence to practice martial arts are emerging as the champion of the event enable 'bout one on one' in the martial sports championship for the state of Selangor in 2006.
"I intend to play to the national level. However, I have to focus to 'fight' in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) next year," said the four students from SMK Seri Saujana, Seri Petaling, Selangor.
Amina says, she is still actively training on Friday and Saturday although no longer actively participating in any martial arts tournaments in the near future.
