Interview with Maul Mornie - Silat Suffian Bela Diri

[@domtam6571]

I want thank Maul for sharing his home grown recipe with the rest of the world. It is true gift. He is very sincere when he says he is not here to teach you how to fight. Take with you what is useful and discard what is not. Come with an open mind.

[@KARATEatbpTV]

So humble..well said sir..thanks for sharing your Martial arts..

[@marioabello7137]

Genuine fighting art rooted in culture and tradition makes it special.

[@Lili1938-b1f]

Very nice guy, amazing character and a profesional master of Silat

[@desarcast]

i love SSBD. Maul is an class A example of a good teacher

[@mayhem0007x]

silat principles are the same, whether it is suffian, cimande, minang, cimacan, beksi, etc. they are all the products of their environment, and aim to stop fighting as soon as possible to prevent fatal injuries. in cimande style, to stop fighting quickly, it uses limb destruction methode. this principle is now mixed with wing chun by westerners to create new disciplines.

[@thunder01xb]

@Jonas Warren If you cross the point where you have to snoop on your girlfriend’s Instagram you gotta be the biggest bitch in the world. Grow a pair and dump the girl and be single if you’re going to be paranoid like that all the time 🤦‍♂️ fuckn beta males

[@stevevoyles3816]

Great instructor..

[@adrianradoi214]

Multă admirație și stimă pt Marele Maul Mornie . 👍👍👍👍

[@scw3017]

I have been watching Maul's videos for years and this great interview and the explanation of the origination of the style makes things a lot more obvious.

[@mwilson6534]

Love the philosophy and the attitude towards learning!

[@gungfuben]

Silat Suffian Bela Diri.👍👍👍

[@rogeriosergiodeoliveira2595]

Rogério Sergio De Oliveira moro no Maranhão cidade buriti bravo

[@housinmouhsin3147]

ماشاء الله

[@sugarbear866]

Would love to have you come to the Bahamas!

[@ernesttolic6494]

Mr. Mornie is one of the best sensei in the world.

[@gusmuiz4445]

I come from Indonesia. According to the suffian trainer, where did martial arts come from. From Indonesia, Malaysia or Brunei. thanks.

[@merchangdude1565]

Also Filiphine

[@kampret3852]

Noraak minta di akui dasar gembel

[@AnasSuhaimi]

Let me ask you a question. Hang Tuah was born in Natuna, spent some time growing up in Temasek, and then spent most of his life in Melaka serving Sultan Melaka. Was he an Indonesian, a Singaporean, or a Malaysian?

[@6145imza]

@@AnasSuhaimi He was from Nusantara@The Malay Archipelahoes

[@yowzki7284]

In short it came in nusantara

[@seric4546]

Very good practitioner.

[@christianfrenz631]

My go to on KZbin!

[@RegionalMobileforcebattalion12]

This is my favorite maul mornie😍😍

[@amirulazmi1294]

But you are my fav! 😍😍

[@RegionalMobileforcebattalion12]

Are you maul mornie?

[@amirulazmi1294]

굠민강 kang Gyn Vlog i wish i am him 😄

[@sabahbubbler]

Do you practice martial arts?

[@Toon_fox9]

Kang Gynnnn...

[@Ve-suvius]

Maul is a good man. Good intentions. That's what it's all about.

[@wolfgang7812]

I have had that when someone tried to punch my eye!

[@DoctorZisIN]

Maul doesn't want people to call him Guru. How about "Darth"?

[@abdullahibnrinibnpoat8915]

Assalaamu alaikum

[@earlmorton6265]

Have you been to Hawaii?

[@davidnavarro5035]

How much do you charge

[@thunderdragon888]

Sir Why do you sometme call it kuntao silat ? Kuntao is a hokkien word for fighting fist . Does it mean your martial art also have influence from.chinese martial art ?

[@zuhailishufller8046]

Kuntao are the martial part of silat. Basically the true hard hitting part of silat. The other form of silat are called tari silat basically a more dance oriented silat based on the culture of the place they are situated. Tari silat are only for shows and demonstration. Malayan people absorbed a lot of Chinese words especially Hokkien or Cantonese words in our everyday speech.

[@thunderdragon888]

@@zuhailishufller8046 ok noted.

[@Freedomspy26]

Thats because silat styles varies from region to region. In borneo and parts of the phillipines, their martial arts have roots in Kuntao and has influence from chinese martial art. Silat Suffian Bela Diri's style has Kuntao as its base.. Another style called Silat Gayong Harimau, is from the 1st century Kedah empire. Harimau Berantai Pencak Silat originated from Java. Its amazing as people dont really look at the history of south east asia. since ancient times, there has been kingdoms and empires in these part of the world long before colonial times and its a melting pot of cultures as traders from India, Middle east and China come to trade and do business... on a side note.. even in before the current Brunei sultanate, there was a state called Poni in 10th century who had political relations with the Song Dynasty. and even before that, there were also empires in borneo or vassal states of larger empires.. There is also accounts of a chinese settlement in Brunei in the 13th century where the Ming Dynasty founder and emperor sent representatives to Brunei and Indonesia and likewise Brunei paid tribute to the Ming chinese.

[@pendekarlaut7377]

Silat can absorb other martial art..other martial arts cant absorb silat.. It really flexible.. What i understand, kuntau is stance, like lock your stance and entire body..and you will going for fisting.. But movement fight style like silat..

[@MustAfaalik]

@@zuhailishufller8046 Correct. "Kuntau" is a Chinese word and means Martial Art in the Hokkien dialect. I believe it was introduced to S.E. Asian countries by the early Chinese migrants to the Phillipines, Indonesia and the Malay peninsula and adapted to the environment there. Guru Maul often refer it as Kuntau, and his particular system is very similar to Wing Chun except there is more emphasis on ground fighting and knife techniques to suit the local situation as per Guru. Though, Guru did mention that it is mainly a striking art. There is another silat style that has it closing salutation in the form of Kung Fu fist to palm. Guru Maul is one of very few good people who are genuine and know their art, and one can only improve one's system with Guru's system.

[@nareromero8969]

Me gustaría q lo hicieras en español.

[@fastandbeast503]

Se pueden traducir los subtítulos al español si haces click sobre la rueda que hay en la parte inferior del video, después click en subtítulos, click en traducir automáticamente y allí seleccionas en la lista el idioma español.

[@johnwickkeysersoze9309]

The covid 19 kill so please -😷😷🆗️🆗️😷🆗️☯️

[@TheDavidandre610]

Who wants to learn Silat? Seriously?? 😃😒

[@merchangdude1565]

Why, silat is deadly art, but its ok everyone have different taste, i love karate but i know silat is more effective in street fight

[@AnasSuhaimi]

@@merchangdude1565 He's merely repeating what Maul said in the video.

[@merchangdude1565]

@@AnasSuhaimi , it take me 6 month to understand this comment haha shame on me😂

[@Toon_fox9]

@@merchangdude1565 bakpe gitu boh...? hahaha

[@6145imza]

Shouldn't have taught to out of the archipelagoes in the first place...my family art would rather rot to death beneath our tombstones.

[@6145imza]

Shouldn't have taught to others out of the archipelagoes in the first place...my family art would rather rot to death beneath our tombstones.