What does BPSI mean in INDONESIAN

The Indonesian Pencak Silat Bond (BPSI) is the national governing body for pencak silat in Indonesia. Pencak silat is a traditional Indonesian martial art that combines self-defense techniques with artistic elements. BPSI is responsible for promoting and developing pencak silat in Indonesia, as well as representing the country in international competitions.

BPSI's goals include promoting the development of pencak silat in Indonesia, preserving and developing the traditional aspects of pencak silat, and representing Indonesia in international pencak silat competitions. Additionally, BPSI aims to foster a sense of national unity and pride through pencak silat.

BPSI promotes pencak silat through various initiatives, including organizing national and international competitions, providing training and certification for pencak silat instructors, and establishing pencak silat clubs and schools throughout Indonesia. BPSI also collaborates with other organizations to promote pencak silat and its cultural significance.

BPSI is responsible for selecting and training the Indonesian national pencak silat team, which competes in international tournaments such as the Southeast Asian Games, the Asian Games, and the World Pencak Silat Championship. BPSI also works with international organizations to promote pencak silat and establish international standards for the sport.

To join BPSI, you can register with a local pencak silat club or association that is affiliated with BPSI. BPSI offers various membership categories, including individual membership, club membership, and international membership. You can find more information about membership on the BPSI website.