Learn the art of necessary self-defense. Focusing on building discipline and the technique of defending yourself when need be.
Having been trained by Willy Wetzel, the last known ninth level Poekoelan black belt, Bill
“Butch” Dobich (Nagasep) is an eighth level Poekoelan Kung-Fu black belt. While holding down
a job and going to college full time he opened his 1 st Poekoelan martial arts school in 1975,
continuing to teach for 25 years while working as a Loss Prevention and Security District
Manager for a major food retailer. In 2020 Dobich returned to teaching Poekoelan and now sits
on the council of the newly formed Poekoelan Kung-Fu Association; United Poekoelan.
“Poekoelan Tjimindie style Kung-Fu is a combination of movements derived from the long
low to the ground movements of the tiger, the weaving of arms, body, legs and fast striking out
of any position comes from the snake. The monkey inspired the parries, crawl, low moves,
leaping, jumping and rolling at medium height. And the long legs stances come from observing
the beautiful movements of the crane. The position of the closed hand used in various fist blows
and moves came from a form of martial arts called Kenpo.”
Poekoelan Kung-Fu