Hey why is someone talking in the background during the song? Totally annoying

lol talk about yaw yan in a video, but no video of yaw yan? whattt 😛😛

Panantukan period.

0:39 hindusim and buddhism created it but not islam Indonesian stop putting islam everywhere without proper context...it has no part in this martial arts or in ancient Indonesian culture it is older then islam itself .

hindusim (buddism come inside hindusim) but no where islam cult has play any role in this martial arts . stop putting nonsense that is recently created cult not a part of Indonesian history or culture . Hinduism /yoga crated all martial arts created .

Sorry to say, but there is not really any conent on Silat on the footage itself.

You should do one on Knocking and Kicking the African-American version of capoeira they both actually come from Africa

All I hear is loud ass music overplaying the video of what should be an interesting video...fail, fail, fail.

Jeez... That's really funny, that each new generation.of KZbinrs tries to re-invent the circle and tells the same old disproved stories how the Chinese martial arts are worth anything... Man, just go start training wrestling and boxing (none of them having any fancy moves) and you'll be better after a year than any of these Chinese "masters".

Some of your informations are very WRONG & INACCURATE! Where did you get the info? From Meta AI? Example of inaccuracy: - Jet Li never practiced bajiquan.

Ed Parker American kempo one of the best martial arts in the world

How well would Ed Parker style do against Bruce Lee jeet kune do.

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Aikido is bullshido 😅😅😅😅😅

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Look like India peoples

What a load of utter crap.

It's a dream, just like Jeet Kwon Do by Bruce Lee. Will it be tested professionally like boxing, BJJ or muaythai? Many people lust for martial art that is supreme, but the real efficient martial art is the one that perpetually progress through professional competition.

What a load of rubbish how can people be able to write this stuff it's just made up they don't even look like indigenous Australians and the boomerang looks like a bent stick

Being of indigenous decent, I've never heard of "our" martial arts.

A HORSE...??? BOW and ARROW...??? FABRIC clothing...??? SOUTHERN EUROPEAN looking...??? BRACELET and METAL jewellery...??? This is the most insane depiction of Australia... whether 60,000 years ago, 6,000 or 600 years ago... absolute garbage!

OMG!!!😅😅🤣😂🤣😅Got a smoke mate?

Looks like Incas or American Indians not Australian at all

Why don’t they look like First Nations Australians? And what’s with the stone pillars and ancient ruins?!

I was a Filipino Ako ay Pilipino

Put them in UFC allow head butts just have to learn grappling these guys would win

Good street fighting art

We need a movie about this peruvian martial art.

Moses possibly used that martial art, He was a competent fighter

ikaw mas gago wala ka nga content eh sira ulo.

Fake .. it copy to muy thai . Gago wag kang mag vlog. Hindi mo alam.

ähm...didn´t know that they used to wear a dogi with a belt...jepp...makes (no) sense 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

wtf is up with that music cant hear shiiiit lol

Get rid of the background music and have pictures of actual Irish use.

Not a single image of a shillelagh? Or anything related...

This IRISH nonsense is just FICTIONAL !! It`s like the new American movie that PRETENDS that there were some Black samurai in old Japan. IRISH wacking each other with shalalies IS NOT a martial art !!

Sounds like what Aikido should be if it was taught properly.

Love how these paddies all seem to be from warm climates, running around half naked in Ireland will get you pneumonia.

The feckan music 😒

It's called paddy whacking. 😂😂😂

All these are from Bodhidharma Tamil Kanchipuram Pallava Dynasty.

Одно название чего стоит

Most of these are not rare at all.

"Unveiling Kapurak: The Lost Egyptian Martial Art of Stealth and ..." explores the ancient Egyptian martial art known as Kapurak. This art form is characterized by its emphasis on stealth and agility, reflecting the unique cultural and historical context of ancient Egypt. Kapurak is described as a martial art that thrived in the shadows, suggesting that it was not only a means of physical combat but also a strategic approach to conflict, possibly used by those who needed to navigate the complexities of ancient society discreetly. The video likely delves into the techniques and philosophies that underpin this martial art, highlighting its significance in the broader spectrum of martial arts history. The presentation of Kapurak in the video serves to illuminate a lesser-known aspect of martial arts, showcasing how different cultures have developed their own unique fighting styles based on their environments and societal needs. This exploration contributes to a richer understanding of martial arts as a global phenomenon, with each style offering insights into the values and practices of its culture of origin .

I wish this upload wasn't littered with A.I. captures It makes what could have a interesting video and gives it a cheap, click-farm feel

Varm kalai is dangerous

ai slop get off my home page

There's a very rare martial art in the world called Steven Segal.

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Is it taught in the states!