HOW To Defend And SET UP For A TAKEDOWN BASIC ADVANCED SILAT

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Maul is the greatest martial artist on KZbin worldwide

[@Federerfan22]

Yes, it's fantastic to watch. His moves are perfect and so fluent.

[@hard2hurt]

I'm in for that basic advanced stuff!

[@muhaiminakbar4472]

What's your opinion about this guy?

[@cobracommando0615]

The Explanation and demo work is absolutely Perfect!!!!

[@oligarchytheatre777]

I LOVE YOU MY GOOD BROTHER!!! THE ANCESTORS ARE PROUD OF YOU!!!!

[@GrayAreaAmbience]

Maul is amazing, since I found these videos I can't stop watching them

[@artvilla2]

I have been a follower of your instructional videos for several years. I live in California and would be interested to attend one of your seminars in the future. As a Filipino martial artist I see the similarities in what we do. Your method teaching is clear and fluid in demonstration. .

[@tlacayelice6156]

You should sub to his channel there might be a link in the description of his vids. His channel is Maul565

[@tlacayelice6156]

Also he has his email in the about part on his channel

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Here is the link to the Silat Suffian Worldwide Facebook page with up to date seminar dates. You've just missed the Minnesota seminar, the next ones are Texas in August and Washington DC in November, or elsewhere in the world; facebook.com/SilatSuffianWorldwide/

[@jpf7007]

Are you in northern California?

[@artvilla2]

jpf7007 yes Monterey county .

[@fredvela6994]

Maul is amazing.

[@anthonyar3347]

Smooth as silk!!

[@SilentAdventurer]

Just amazing. Not only the stuff you are verbally emphasizing, but all the other barely discernible stuff you are doing. Very sorry to miss you this time in DC but will certainly try to find opportunities to train with you in the future.

[@koenigturbo5907]

Eye jab: my opinion:: small moving target, good luck.

[@chrismakulai4960]

When I was young (about 25 years ago). I’ve learned silat also, sum it all yes it’s helps to build your character, discipline and patience. Once in a while during my bar fight hahahaha.

[@hoangnguen9842]

Thank you so much

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

You're most welcome

[@granchemowski6984]

Bravooi...but great sparring man.....god man for lean ...he has great flow whit the tecnics.....

[@yusof843]

Very firm and fluid smooth footworks, never fail to amaze me!.. 👍💪😘

[@lumri2002]

Very good basic body mechanics but not many of us know. 👍

[@davidtice4972]

Very nice. I needed that.

[@michaelspyrou1784]

perfect

[@thefavoritemovies9081]

wow your hand is very so fast nice sir

[@mikesonthemove]

Awesome thank you

[@andrewzimba7432]

Hi Maul! I notice in several of your videos you mention hand and foot sectors. Do you have any vids posted that explain your system's sector nomenclature?

[@aaronireland1108]

If you go through his videos you'll find them all. 3 arm sectors 3 leg sectors Shoulder, floating rib, hip

[@ustadzkukhb7712]

Real self defense

[@failcompilation6135]

Silat is in my top 3 martial arts rn together with Krav Maga and "JKD" as no1 (which can include both). I´m constantly looking for new arts they´re all so unique but in the same time often similar to one another, interesting. Btw do they use eye-jabs in Silat and what are your thoughts on that? Also thx for keeping up the tradition, appreciated! I´m personally not sticking to styles as much but without them there would be no "framework", culture etc.^^

[@isamel-hallak6579]

Assalamu alaikom akhi Suffian...I hope U R doing well...U R 2 fast to follow your speed...would please make it slower many time...from Gaza land of pride

[@austrociking4345]

If you slow it way down, he does an unnecessary pass of the blade on his second tap of it. He actually stops the blade with one motion and then reverses it with the second motion, but he fails to move his leg out of the way. The other guy is being compliant for the demo, but there’s a very good chance the instructor could have cut his own femoral artery with that maneuver. There’s also way to many transfers with the hands once the blade it brought up to chest level. Even in Silat/FMA, which can be very complex to implement, there are more mechanically simple solutions.

[@djambu]

it's like he has eyes everywhere and sees every point

[@irmaztamal21]

Where is this trainer located at ?

[@FetteFritten]

I fell dat pain of this poor sparring partner 😢😂😅

[@A.M.Customs]

❤❤❤

[@snazdogdbfan251]

I put playback speed to 0.25 but I still cant see the strikes

[@matkasim]

Does this work ? We are relying too much that the cross is pulled to the other side. Wouldnt the attackers body adjust itself in a real fight and it will be too fast to pull his leg ?

[@shanekim28]

You bring up a good point. Silat is an absolutely devastating art against an untrained attacker, so without a doubt, this will work in a real street fight. Untrained attackers will not be fast enough to react against a quick person trained in self defense. I don't think the attacker would be able to adjust himself in a real fight, because you've already off-balanced him with the initial punch to the side. This is all meant to be one fluid movement to end the fight as quickly as possible, so you would have ample opportunity to sweep the leg. If you see the opportunity to use this after you pull the cross, then you should use it. It's not guaranteed to work, in which case you should adapt and try a different technique.

[@cheowwenhao4795]

In this form of silat, anything that goes beyond the first blow to the kidney/ribs/back of the head that'll immediately end the fight is an effort to preserve the art form. Also, he is purposefully chambers his attack to create 'opening' to lure the attacker into committing the cross. The hidden point here is that the attacker's left arm was actually locked into position, and the body is forced in an awkward position

[@J_a_k_e_]

In Silat you make the attacker do what you want be reversing the roles and counter striking to make them react in a way that you expect and can exploit.

[@akimchun3402]

🙏👍🙏

[@scooterwilson1776]

Wow fast hand movements lol

[@cynik75]

Any footage of anybody using this combination in sparring/real fight? Probably as always ZERO... And why is he ending turned back to the opponent?

[@de0509]

Ive used a silat moves in sparring with a buddy more than once. Got an instant tap out. Disclaimer: Its not easy to set up, but if youre lucky, silat moves can be effective. The way how sparring works, theres more than enough chances to try a few. If the move failed, just retract to not get grabbed. Then try again. There is no free win. Plus, what is taught here isnt just silat. The concept still stands. Lets break it down since we have the luxury of watching it from a screen. Its diamond stepping. Exists as a concept in many martial arts. And then a liver punch. Again, not an uncommon thing. Lets ignore the chaotic stuff with the hands because that obviously wont happen as planned in real life. Lastly, a leg sweep. Absolutely common in many other functional martial arts.

[@annunakibogus8708]

sparring in silat more to silat olahraga example muay chaiya to muay thai likely more to point system we dont use dangerous movement or strike to our partner in sparring same like wrestler they dont use body slam or pile driver to their sparring partner like jessica andrade did to rose namajunas or body slam like rampage jackson ko his opponent

[@cynik75]

@@annunakibogus8708 Any video or other footage, please.

[@annunakibogus8708]

@@cynik75 this is some muay chaiya sparring video kzbin.info/www/bejne/f16wXpyeoLKVnac

[@annunakibogus8708]

@@cynik75 silat sparring kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIa5nKuXiJpqm9E

[@reginatay4524]

Advanced basic or basic advanced ?

[@kobked-x]

I'd say... "yes"

[@smileyhehehe]

i wanna see all that on non compliance opponent.

[@cynik75]

As always you will never see :(

[@BlackScale86]

You try him or anybody that trained martial arts...in the next 10 second you'll see ceiling. Stop cowering behind your phone screen.

[@smileyhehehe]

@@BlackScale86 you mean the people who practice martial art see the ceiling.

[@BlackScale86]

@@smileyhehehe thank you for proving me how superior you are...behind the screen.

[@ooooooooosama]

then go and try him.. since you are clearly stupid, this is a video taken at a seminar and he is explaining mainly to his students, not to youtube viewers..

[@KasaiFilms8]

WOMA treats Mauls videos like cocaine...One seminar is cut and broken down for us junkies to get addicted...shame on you....never mind, excellent strategy and when is the next video.....

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

They are presented as they are taught; broken down into sections. You would be welcome to come to an actual seminar.

[@manuelromano6620]

this shit will never work in real fighting....it works because the co trainer is cooperative, but once you start moving like the boxing instances these bullshits will never work....these shits are for kids only

[@suprabeyond5162]

This shit would never work

[@kobked-x]

the last 3000 years tells a different story... but you do you

[@peterpeters4553]

Dear people please run as fast as you can if somebody atacks you with a knife. You get killed, never never never fight with someone who has a knife and i simply don't understand why martial arts "masters" again and again like to believe you can.

[@J_a_k_e_]

What if you're unable to run. You need to know at least something to defend yourself

[@andrewsteer8860]

Do you practice running? Can you run further/faster than them? You can’t determine that. What you practice is martial arts, incapacitate them and then run

[@J_a_k_e_]

@@andrewsteer8860 Yes

[@urjnlegend]

There are martial arts that preacticed the use of knives and weapons. Silat is one of them. They all say run, but the people and culture that practiced in these arts, are teaching you the art. You clicked the video, same as everyone else

[@maveric1189]

I always see this kind of comment. There are CERTAIN condition or situation where you CAN'T just run away. For example where you are getting cornered, for people who have knee problems or if you have someone with you such as a small child or old grandpa. Do you just run or leave them behind? What if the knife attacker can run faster than you? Chance is he can easily stab you from the back. In other words, run if you. If you CAN'T, DEFEND yourself. Besides, silat is an ancient martial art which was formed as a protection in the region where people used knife and machete in conflicts. It has been battle tested for centuries.

[@FreshStartApostolic]

The mechanics of this are ridiculous. Street fights are nothing like this.

[@SE7ENTH3RTY]

Spoken like a true goober who clearly ain't been in any kinda real fight 😂 take your negativity elsewhere.

[@noiJadisCailleach]

I downvoted it. Because it looks like you're training people to only take down dumb people. Not even untrained aggressors will act like that. Oh well. One less group of people in the world that could actually deliver when the time comes to worry about.

[@MrSonicz848]

Yeah yeah.. Only you're the best, boy. Happy? Now go and tell your mom.

[@ooooooooosama]

oooo, and who cares about you downvote.. hahaha, fucking stupid..

[@ooooooooosama]

nobody care

[@murderstylist]

How to come Egypt Sir ?!

[@irmaztamal21]

Use airplane

[@murderstylist]

@@irmaztamal21 lol 😬