Silat Tuo is a traditional martial art and self-defense system that originates from Kampar Andiko 44, in Sumatera and spread throughout the Malay Archipelago, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Brunei. It is also known as Silat Melayu or Pencak Silat.

PakMan Kampar is a renowned Silat Tuo practitioner and instructor based in Malaysia. He has dedicated his life to promoting and preserving this ancient art form, which has been passed down through generations of Malay warriors.

Silat Tuo emphasizes fluidity of movement, speed, and agility, as well as the use of weapons and strategic techniques for self-defense. The art incorporates a variety of strikes, kicks, locks, throws, and grappling techniques, making it a well-rounded martial art system.

PakMan Kampar is known for his exceptional skill and knowledge in Silat Tuo, having trained in the art for over four decades. He has won numerous championships and awards for his mastery of Silat Tuo and has been recognized as a national treasure in Malaysia for his contributions to the preservation of this important cultural heritage.

Today, Silat Tuo continues to be practiced and taught by a growing community of martial artists in Malaysia and beyond, thanks in large part to the efforts of dedicated practitioners like PakMan Kampar.