JAB DEFENCE DESTRUCTION TAKE DOWN SILAT

[@kilikilio5321]

side note for people who dont know, this moves isnt to be remembered, but they trained this moves into their body, so it become habit and do all the moves by reflex only at any given situation. mostly effective at untrained enemy btw, but still its really great to behold. and for trained enemy? it depend on the enemy and the practitioner skill

[@rebeccarea479]

He is showing good stuff. Good class room basics. If you have studied for years, you will be able to see what he can turn it into. If you only see what he does, you might not get it.

[@marcusma4044]

Love this , Alvin. Great SOC instruction. We will meet in the future. Iam in the USA. Melina Howell we will meet as well.

[@cmbtheambassador5773]

Funny how all these keyboard warriors know what can and can't work in real life when silat/kuntao has been used for hundreds or even thousands of years for people to defend themselves in literal life or death situations...

[@nopenope7700]

Same with Tai chi, doesn't mean everything is effective.

[@anti1training]

So was Aikido, but it's still widely accepted as impractical for a real fight

[@anti1training]

@@nopenope7700 You right, brosef

[@anti1training]

@Jashard Wallington Krav Maga from the states, isn't very effective either. And having joint locks incorporated to your striking art, doesn't make Aikido effective. Aikido by itself, does not work against trained or aggressive opponents.

[@anti1training]

@Jashard Wallington Why did you delete your comment? Also yes I have been in a fight with actually trained people

[@mibnu2512]

Silat use our body for self defense. Basic of Silat: our body is weapon.

[@shah7914]

Nor just silat all Martial arts use them bodypart as weapon

[@honeybadgersroninmmanz7312]

Absolutely beautiful. Lifelong martial artist. I have bern looking for a system like this all my life. How do I go about learning this sir ? I live in New Zealand, do you have online teaching or instructional DVDs? 🙏

[@hilariehindmarsh2220]

Lovely work Alvin regards from Marcus South Africa.

[@Moetjones]

Enjoyed the video, nice technique. Also where can I buy those pants from, they look nice to train in.

[@cids1599]

MC Hammer. Just kidding. EBay.

[@putehkaka1754]

Come to malaysia or Indonesia man

[@peterwilson9784]

Great stuff and really well described

[@MERVILLE3]

Amazing as always. You should also do a feature with Alvin's muay Thai kru, Gordon McAdam. He's one of those amazing martial artists, that are in the shadows

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

We hope to one day soon : )

[@severinseverin268]

Thanks for the info.!

[@tvirya4525]

Muaythai Silat Kali . Asean Art 🙌🙌

[@entubadao]

Amazing versatility... So many options to interact. 🙏 Thank you very much.

[@glendonmullings894]

Crazy respect for Silat as real time self protection system

[@rem7614]

amazing technique!

[@minnesotakungfucom]

good video and a good technique but one comment if you're trying to damage their elbow with that first elbow strike on the entry it's much easier to do this against a committed strike than a jab, because of the speed of the retraction on a good jab, their are people fast enough to catch jabs but many people aren't, for those who aren't fast enough or have good enough timing and this is something you should test for yourself, I think it's easier for most people to deflect a jab (knock it off line) than grab it you can even use the same action he is and instead of trying to strike the arm go with a strike to the jaw using a punch or palm, than you can still follow up with the rest of the technique he's showing because I do think it's a good technique anyways just my opinion :)

[@arifnpm]

In silat, you need to protect the center line of yourself and prepare for other flow of attack, so with one hard strike it will create the gap. Unless your opponent doesn't know to do anything. In real life scenario, you assume that your opponent will try to use that gap of time to change the pace of your attack. I mean, take a look at Alvin, he looks nerdy and you think you can one punch him.

[@minnesotakungfucom]

of course, agree completely with your statement protect center and simultaneously counter and assume your opponent will do the same, even though someone untrained probably will not but it's better to assume a skilled opponent than unskilled

[@enkaherlian9783]

+minnesotakungfu.com for easely remembering silat movement and giffen fast attack full power refleck, watch what attack movement from enemy and we choice what kind of silat kind of mofement we use, for people who use silat in fast mofement that eyes-eyed never open or see cause type close contact body just remind the movement i tell in first, basicly we hafe knew encle nerf to part fital poin in the body for doing attack using silat, u can search-browsing in youtube "pentjak silat Bukti Negara in USA"

[@rudicoats2512]

Lovely work and demo Alvin :-) kudos from Vancouver

[@jaimcgee4566]

Great body power and protection plus control

[@TheEnneagram]

Top shelf stuff. Thanks for uploading!

[@josephbunone6126]

If you train/ study Silat, study a blend, of Penjak, Maphilindo, And Majaipait, a blend has more options.

[@Ramon-bs7kr]

Where is the jab?

[@joecoonan3931]

1:34....So much in that one line. Pure Pencak Silat philosophy, 101..

[@JamesSmith-ux5et]

Maybe pedantic but this isn't showing jab defense. At best the opponent is throwing a right cross so has different elbow orrientation to a jab. Also none of the opponents initial blows were aimed at the head. With a cross body block like this most people will throw their right to the left of your head.

[@Veepee92]

What if she'd punch with the other hand? Would you study the whole flow again on the other side or learn another flow? And how do you remember one in the first place when the adrenaline rush hits you?

[@amirulzachry732]

Ville-Pekka Turpeinen not necessarily.. in silat every movement and body posture always gives you multiple option for your next move/strike

[@Veepee92]

That makes it no different from every other martial art. If there was always only one option available, all sports and fighting styles would be very much useless. And if that's the case, why is he teaching a flow? It is highly unlikely to be able to finish that in an alive situation, since every move has a chance of failure, bringing the total probability of the flow's success to maybe 10 %. And when does silat train alive, anyway?

[@amirulzachry732]

Ville-Pekka Turpeinen every martial arts has their own specialty...as for silat, movement and striking technique is diffrent actually...learn silat then you will know..

[@Veepee92]

How much experience do you have, actually? How long have you trained and how many arts have you tried out? Because that might give you more insight in how silat is different and how it is not, now you are not really saying much of anything meaningful.

[@amirulzachry732]

I've been traing for 14years...silat is a traditional martial arts from indonesia and malaysia...if u are a martial artist then u should know better..you should know every martial arts has their own specialty...i wouldnt compare it to other martial arts as it would be disrespectful...come to our place to see for your self how silat is diffrent....

[@NostalgicTribe]

When u grab arm and elbow break why wouldn't you just pull the arm downward with right when you just go from elbow break to hit with left. You're already they why cross over. You can even get behind her that way. Or throw ur leg behind and drop her when ur go from elbow break to face strike.

[@dogguyful]

Awesome techniques 👌👌👍👍🥊🥊👊👊🙏🙏🥋🥋

[@cids1599]

Very nice video.🌷

[@herusudrajat5037]

Nice😊❤

[@muhammadikhsan8977]

Minangkabau silat

[@herusudrajat5037]

Ohhh apa bener tuh silat minangkabau ?

[@osuclassof88]

efficient movement,m like it

[@luckywize5270]

great explanation from alvin as always keep it up

[@williamgaedke3538]

Always good stuff

[@tekaaikautabuki4242]

Thank you 👍. So, if someone take a shot on his right hand, am I block it with right or left hand?

[@aryalalu2353]

this is silat in indonesia various silat example silat betawi, lombok, harimau etc

[@danielxenjura3154]

Do u know where i can get a full list of all silat styles?

[@sataycomodo]

kaki claim, claim semuanya.

[@marsbase3729]

@@danielxenjura3154 maybe Wikipedia?

[@tarinsrisophon9883]

I'm from thailand silat is interesting somuch

[@abhishekchakraborty117]

Imagine a 6 foot 3 heavyweight with the same control body control using the same maneuvers. That would be a sight to behold.

[@winterhellercru2538]

Then the approach will be different. The attack is going to focus on vital point such as eyes, testicle, joints, claw on throats etc. Silat is not designed for sport. Its for self defence and kill, a fight between life and death.

[@abhishekchakraborty117]

@@winterhellercru2538 I don't refute that all. I'm merely stating that a heavily built man implementing the same techniques with the same speed would be a sight to behold.

[@belfastninja74]

@@abhishekchakraborty117 trust me it is!!!!!

[@PARR53]

Every time I watch Silat videos I am can’t help but see how related to Pekiti Tirsia Kali’s subsystem of the empty hand it is. It’s literally impossible to watch this and not see how closely related to Pangumat/Dumpag, Panatukan/Santukan it is. Great video.

[@Wushutigercranekungfudragon]

PARR53 soooooooooooii true!!not to mention ving tsun & jkd

[@piedpiper9286]

of course..theyre all a branch of the same tree.

[@californiacombativesclub202]

GT Gaje has trained in Silat. Guro Dan too.

[@radmilochannel7336]

Pencak silat is very dangerous martial art

[@walidbouzaien1929]

where you give lessons in indonisia

[@dzulkarnainmat7298]

nice technique

[@mortallious1234]

Like to see you try that on Millwall Mark.

[@tatotiteta]

warning......Keyboard Martial Artist.

[@tatotiteta]

@@saltypepper4028 human error exist, ive heard UFC fighter calling cross a jab.

[@pmtwarrior]

Great video ! TWU

[@matahari6150]

Woow...

[@taichichuansilat7772]

Alvin 😍🙏

[@LoderMike]

I love that he is named after a chipmunk

[@dk7541]

I get it from a training point of view. But no one holds the jab out. It's meant as a distance keeper. Or to try to blind the opponent. Two on that sweeping arm movement. It's way to bog of a movement. A straight right cross would hit you before you knew what happened. And in any event, The person who jabs, ducks , and while you swing he unloads a liver shot on you.

[@russman738]

They don't pretend that people do hold jabs out. Technique is just that, technique. It's up to the artist to apply the speed and precision in the correct context, that's why it's Martial Art, it takes an artist.

[@derekowen4538]

Very nice Art! Goes nice with my Wing Chun.

[@jean4j_]

= Jeet Kune Do my friend :)

[@rentunglampai8339]

@@jean4j_ really.? fake martial art

[@ziggydog5091]

If it is a jab, there is an immediate retraction. Train against that.

[@oktalzcavok6198]

What do you do if you incapacitate the opponent with the first elbow break when still standing up? Do you continue to break the same elbow two times more and, after breaking the same elbow two times, then hit the opponent with a follow-through head kick? The real question is: how many times you have to break someone's elbow to incapacitate him? This is not trolling, I would really like to know that. An upward nose punch, after deflecting, does all that in 1 second and it's bloody, realy bloody......

[@armynurseboy]

Correct. Combat arts (ie those designed to work on the battlefield) rely on the "overkill principle." If one break is good, 5 breaks are better. If one cut is good 10 cuts is better. Because as you stated, you may not get that first break or it may not take them out of the fight as you were aiming for, so you keep going until you KNOW they are out of the fight. That can get you trouble in a court of law, but again, these arts weren't originally designed for civilian "self defense" but for warfare.

[@nopenope7700]

I think most of the steps could be improved. Some are unnecessary or completely pointless. And the last step is the most effective way of putting someone out of commission.

[@xoda345]

Is the woman Danielle McDonald ? Looks so much like her.

[@jendelataralak9854]

Mau nanya nih mas.. Basicnya silat aliran apa dan berguru dgn siapa ya mas? Trimakasih 🙏

[@sugaboss]

Dia ini belajar silat sampai mahir dari Steven Benitez. Kalau mau tahu alirannya lacak aliran gurunya yakni Steven Benitez. Steven ini orang London utara, tahun 1980-an lingkungannya keras banyak gang dan sering berantem di jalan, Ayahnya orang boxing dia dilatih oleh ayahnya, lalu belajar wing tsun, tapi merasa kurang efektif untuk bela diri di lingkungannya. Masih merasa ada yang kurang lalu belajar Kuntau dari Tuan Jerry Tan dari Sumatra sampai jadi juara nasional boxing. Tapi dia merasa ada yang kurang pas, berdasarkan arahan Guru Tan ini dia puasa mutih 7 hari, lalu dapat intuisi untuk perhi ke Belanda pergi ke Rotterdam untuk belajar silat tanpa tahu ke mana dan ke pada siapa belajar, tapi secara takdir dipertemukan dengan Guru Ma, master silat perempuan. Dia mahir silat dari guru ini 11 tahun sampai mahir, oleh Guru Ma akhirnya dikirim ke Indonesia dan belajar Silek Angin from Pak Rusli, Cimande Silat from Guru Makmur and Minangkabau Silat from Guru Asnan and Pendekar Jumhi.

[@slingshotmcoy]

It's a jab though...A jab is a jab. The point of it is that it's pretty hard to see comming. Good luck blocking, let alone catching and doing a take down from a jab.

[@eliotquintana9802]

Sliat warriors jab takedown technique

[@jamierowe8110]

Alvin the man

[@RSosage2781]

Really nice Silat here! Subbed :)

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Nice one, thank you : )

[@dedobody9676]

I find it great, thank you for pointing out the details and the variations according to the circumstances.

[@emperorj-mo1139]

I like

[@Zenny-y7g]

Good morning all martial artists 🥋 🎨

[@Zenny-y7g]

Studying the spiritual side of Silat and Sufism...🙏

[@accordsamurai]

I honestly see Alot of good gung fu here

[@novicalvisi4268]

accordsamurai this is silat man

[@accordsamurai]

I can see that bud, I was giving a compliant, hung fu means hard work and I see a lot of good work in this video. So thank you captain Obvious

[@novicalvisi4268]

accordsamurai. Oh yeah.. now i know what you mean.

[@jean4j_]

Even 功夫 (gong fu) means hard work in Chinese, nobody in China will use this word in another context than those of chinese martial arts. But yes you were right, this teacher movement are clear and great!

[@interstellar5213]

Real Silat

[@killerbladeish]

silat are bunch of technics to kill as fast as we can.

[@marsbase3729]

And going to jail just as fast, don't be stupid, you don't need to kill to win a fight. 🙄

[@winterhellercru2538]

That is why silat is not appropriate for sport mode. Silat has been practiced since 2000 years back. A war against the Siamese, Burmanese, Mongolian, invaders, pirates etc happened all the times and silat proved to be effective weapon (close combat) in warfare. Example; -Mongolian troops was repelled by Majapahit in 13century -Siamese was defeated in many centuries againts Sriwijaya, Malacca, Patani, Kedah empire -gave hard time to Spanish(300 years war against south philippines-Sulu state) and yet Spanish never conquered the southeb part. -gave hard and terrified experience to US troops in Philippines especially in close combat --read Panglima Hassan uprising which forced the US troop to use bigger bullet/ US army never go for close combat against the resistance. Last word, silat is for fight between life and death. Not for sport mode.

[@adamdamiri4823]

@young owl woooooooooo!!! That's gonna be good!! ( >w

[@winterhellercru2538]

@young owl 1st, you never heard because you dont read. Simple. Here u go. All of these are taken in British record. Not local record which may be bias. Please bear in mind, British hate Malay. 1. Notices of the Indian Archipelago- J.H Moor. 2. The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany, Volume 35. m/s 152. 3. Kedah Blockade 1838 Sherrard Osborn British Navy Captain. 4. Political and commercial considerations relative to the Malayan peninsula, and the British settlements in the straits of Malacca oleh John Anderson, m/s 198-199) -1822 war, Siam&Ligor vs Perak&Selangor. Siam was heavily defeated. -Also read how Kedah resistant pushed Siamese armies to Songkha despite of outnumber in 1838 war. Even though they lost, but Siam suffered heavy lost. To avoid never ending war, Siam King reinstalled the Kedah Sultan position again in 1842. -Kedah&Siam vs Burma in late 1700 where by Kedah navy defeated Burma in Phuket. -1440 Malacca defeated Siam, capture Pahang, Patani, Kedah, Songkhla from Ayuthia. -Also read how Javanese defeated Monggol in 1300s. Monggol bro. Do u think Siam or Burma dared to fight monggol? Btw, dangerous or not, efficient or not, its really depends on the user. Doesnt metter muay thai, jujitsu, burma, silat. Its you who who determine it.

[@winterhellercru2538]

@young owl talk shit boy. Watch this lah boy m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6aZk3xrgNmLjsU

[@nopenope7700]

That's fucking dope 4:47

[@theworker9528]

This can be usefull if your opponent dont know how to fight..!!

[@Bubble23428]

Silat can be combined with judo

[@marsbase3729]

Oh, so it will work against you then.

[@anthonyallen3328]

Thank you I wish everyone can see this. No sparring no miracles

[@jetli6696]

At the first thats not a jab. Second, you cant defend a jab like this in relaity

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

bien avoir

[@andrazaga]

People more Counter these movements with a word is such a principle of martial art itself, martial art is an idea of movement to body contact with it own style but it's way different instead just talking and tell what should or need to do without any action. And he just showing little phase by second option following in demo to us.

[@GrumpyCrash]

Perfect for attacks in slowmotion

[@b.dwipayana2786]

You can test on me in fast move, i'm from Indonesia where silat come from

[@s1r155]

Or strikes where your opponent kindly leaves their arm extended for you

[@LoderMike]

Restomp the groin

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

These internet clowns are getting more pathetic by the minute every kid is a master lol its getting rediculas

[@leonardoahumada4364]

En una pelea de verdad todo eso no lo ases eso es coreografía para pelicula

[@leewalledge4299]

i did this on my nan .she ended up in A&E

[@beritaislam1234]

Beladiri asal Indonesia.

[@yanuarkalih8176]

from sumatera? no no.. java, sunda, etc... (indonesia)

[@vania5247]

yanuar kalih tanah melayu yg meperkembangak pencak silat ke seluruh nusantara... patani brunei..sulu..filipina

[@jefriwilandra6138]

Loe cek video dia di channel ini yg 27 menit. Dia bilang belajar dari Nusantara tp lebih spesifik ke Sumatera. Bisa loe liat dari celana yg dia pakai. buat sekarang silat banyak aliran tp dalam 1 payung yg sama. Jd gak melulu yg dri Jabar belajar Jabar doank. Yg Betawi belajar Betawi doank

[@novicalvisi4268]

bang dari indonesia ya ?

[@elumiomerk4013]

Maaan Silat and Kali are nasty. And I find Silat in particular so unintuitive in the sense that, it's effective certainly but how just how did anyone ever come up with stuff like this?

[@josht2239]

Brother no one knows what your doing and how are you supposed to teach any one that stuff you need a base before you can do any of that anyway....

[@denharin7294]

Really dangerous ... can break bones 😃😁

[@masterofgarden-teacher]

I saw him hit a woman.

[@LoGiakun]

Silat The art of killer...

[@veeramaniveeramani3291]

Technique wrong

[@outofthebox7]

So killiing is not an issue for you? 4:43 And you even teach these things to all youtube viewers? Yes I know the sad excuses "human beings" made...

[@assamarzx]

Silat is made to kill

[@winterhellercru2538]

Its an issue brother. Phylosophy of silat; you are not allowed to show off, must avoid and should run-away in unnecessary fight. Because there will be a heavy casualty if silat is being used in any fight. Attack on eyes, claw on throat, testicle, ribs, joints is not practical nowdays, but it is necessary before - 2000 years back where life is too cheap to someone. Remember this, real silat is for a fight between life and death. It is NOT for sport mode like MMA or boxing.

[@ericthomas916]

These aint it

[@rentunglampai8339]

fake