Yayan Ruhian, a celebrated martial arts virtuoso, came into the world on October 19th, 1968, in the quaint and visually stunning city of Tasikmalaya, situated in the western region of Java, a province rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty, which is part of the vast and diverse archipelago of Indonesia.
From a tender age, Ruhian's fascination with Pencak Silat and various other martial arts disciplines began to take shape, gradually morphing into a profound passion that would ultimately propel him towards a distinguished career as a professional instructor in this esteemed field.
Ruhian's impressive repertoire of skills extends far beyond his mastery of martial arts, as he has also honed a profound understanding of an intricate inner breathing technique that serves to fortify the human body against the rigors of physical exertion and potential impacts.
Ruhian's academic journey took a significant turn in 1988, as he embarked on a teaching tenure at Perguruan Silat Tenaga Dasar Indonesia, an esteemed institution renowned for its exceptional reputation in the realm of martial arts education.
Throughout his illustrious career as an instructor, Ruhian embarked on a multitude of journeys, traversing the vast expanse of Indonesia as well as venturing forth into the international arena, with the dual purpose of imparting his profound knowledge to his students and disseminating his expertise to a broader audience.
Ruhian's unwavering commitment to his art has yielded a remarkable reputation as a distinguished and accomplished martial arts instructor, distinguished by his extraordinary pedagogical prowess and his remarkable capacity to condition the human body to withstand any and all physical challenges, whether they be formidable, daunting, or even seemingly insurmountable.
