Kubotan / Palmstick - Chokes & Takedowns - Silat Suffian Bela Diri

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A successful 2 days Bruneian Martial Arts - Silat Suffian Bela Diri seminar in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on the weekend of the 4th & 5th May 2018, organised by Malaysian SSBD Group Leader Daniel Khoo.
Congratulations Daniel for organising a successful seminar and effortlessly promoting SSBD in Malaysia.
Thank you to HT for being awesome like always :)
Thank you to Md Hizamuddin Tukiran, Daniel Khoo and Marcel Fabian for your patience in assisting me in my demonstrations and instructions during the seminar.
Thank you to everyone that made the effort to travelled from different parts of Malaysia, Singapore and making my visit to Kuala Lumpur a memorable one.
DISCLAIMER
THE MARTIAL ARTS / SELF DEFENCE METHODS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO PRESENTATION MAY CAUSE SERIOUS HARM OR DEATH IF USED IRRESPONSIBLY.
THIS VIDEO PRESENTATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AS A SELF DEFENCE INSTRUCTION OR ADVICE. THIS VIDEO PRESENTATION IS FOR TOURISM, CULTURAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. IT CANNOT BE USED AS A LEGAL ADVICE.
WE DO NOT ENCOURAGE YOU TO HARM ANOTHER LIVING PERSON OR DO ANYTHING VIOLENT. YOU MUST CONSIDER THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF EVERYTHING YOU DO, EXERCISING YOUR JUDGEMENT AND COMMON SENSE AS AN ADULT. YOU MUST FOLLOW THE LAW OR PAY THE CONSEQUENCES. WHATEVER YOU DO YOU DO OUT OF YOUR OWN INTENTIONS.

[@joshinkanwerder6358]

I attended several seminars with Maul and he is a great inspiration. Very smart and great instructor. All techniques make sense and are efficient. But everyone has to put the training in to let look so effortlos as he can do it. Maul always says that he is not faster than average but his footwork is the advantage in order to be at the right position at the right time. Great stuff and it is phantastic that he is sharing it here.

[@nelsondzmiller4637]

Ever since I started watching Iko Uwais, I've been into Indonesia martial arts, I think SSBD is incredible, it's quick, precise, takedown, straight to the point

[@qaqeyshioraza3200]

I'm really love n enjoy this silat martial from maul morni.. congratulations bro

[@Bazrad68]

I love watching the speed and efficiency of this martial art. Over the years, I’ve practiced Judo, Tae Kwon Do and Aikido but this is some next level stuff. Maul makes each move seem effortless and instinctive.

[@kobked-x]

Same here, after six styles I stumbled on my Silat teacher.. and could never go back to any other style after he threw me around like a toddler.. after seven years of training and cross training in five Other styles.. sadly, he is retired now and lives too far away.. I train alone now, but even that after almost 30 years is head n shoulders above every art I have ever seen or tried. Not that I am a "Master" but I know enough to know that I'm not. :) all that said, Maul is miles ahead of any teacher I have ever seen. His videos are better than a month of 100 hours training, I respect this man and have yet to meet him.

[@A.M.Customs]

​@@kobked-x can I train with your teacher? His name?

[@y.wirasmoyo]

Okinawan Karate no longer teach kubotan. But Silat style kubotan is first class too. Modern weapon, we can use pencil, pen, or anything fit to our palm

[@tacticalcombatfighter2787]

Some Kobudo style and Yawara jutsu still teaches Kubotan.

[@earlmorton6265]

I'm in awe just watching this man demonstrate his abilities

[@bravoalpha4712]

i cannot imagine if u were to replace kayu sejenkal with tactical flashlight with striking bezel..lagi effective!...keep uploading more video really enjoy ur work ur move..dan selamat menunai bulan Ramadhan Encik Maul

[@yannlee9251]

Super magnifique C'est un très bel art Mouvements efficients Thanks From France

[@spoonman73]

Awesome stuff, as always....

[@CptGuapo]

Damn, Mr. Mornie... Your arsenal is really vast, huh? Some neat chokes and cranks. Thanks a lot for the video.

[@fredtechelect2932]

Im very like this kind of martial arts silat suffian bela diri by maul morni

[@gabbar51ngh]

Such an awesome weapon with the right knowledge.

[@BASE5NYC]

So awesome. If I were ever to train with Maul I’d just tap as soon as he walked into the room...resistance is futile. - Please visit New York City soon. 🤙🏼

[@ericolea3499]

BASE Maul will be in Connecticut March 7&8 of 2020

[@nelson0922]

one of the best

[@adamsalinas82]

For any one that doesn't know you are watching a demonstration not a fight that means there are reference points and many technical move which need to be repeated not a sparring match.

[@ninjavalaisan]

Awesome 🔥🔥💪💪💪

[@geratoti6384]

Awesome !!!!

[@xiath77]

Please come to Perth, Australia!

[@satheeshkumar6865]

awesome techniques.

[@asrulharith7746]

Best nyaaa.... Nak join....

[@geemail369]

So casual, but powerful! *thx

[@lamonthudson76]

Love the hand stick

[@penglipurmurba2500]

Salam Nusantara seni zaman berzaman

[@Mwar2009]

Nooo... I miss out this session in Malaysia.. i forgot to check your schedule ... Guru..

[@amiurrohman9608]

Mantaf sekali....

[@DrhHarmantoPuskeswanGetasan]

Mantap nih 👍👍👍

[@probokris17]

salam guru Maul 🙏🙏🙏

[@candreis]

🙏

[@Divyanshu0236]

Dangerous moves!!!

[@warrior-scholarmartialarts1728]

Guru Mornie ( hope I used the right title, please forgive me if I did not) I'm sure I speak for many when I ask that you please put together some online full seminars for purchase or even an online curriculum. Lastly many of these techniques reminded me also of using the closed fan. Is the folding fan something used in the Bruneian arts? Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoy your videos and hope one day to meet.

[@hnntsyamuddin8172]

Nice

[@dragonblack5477]

Cakep guru maul

[@penbasah1581]

Alamak xtaw pown turun malaysia.mcm mne nk join ye. :))

[@citic101]

please write a BOOK !!!! so we can study your technique at our leisure !!!!

[@Livelifecairns]

Skills

[@foxxychakoi5692]

Guru bila lagi mau dtg kl?

[@damnjekyll]

How long should your short stick typically be in terms of Inches? Curious, because I'd love to practice some of these but would like to be as accurate to your demonstration as possible. Thank you!

[@y.wirasmoyo]

Standard kubotan in market is 1 and half your palm, so it's easy to concealed. Bigger kubotan is about your span. In this video are closely like japanese kubotan aka yawara, the leght is about 3 size of your palm or same leght as tanto. The idea is to bringing down the enemy without unsheating the blade

[@Panamri]

Kenapa xtau seminarnya dekat Malaysia 😭

[@fadapache9075]

what in malaysia...since when..?

[@mrpresident7121]

The way you move mr Mornie is scary!!!

[@mirkodisilverio6032]

I like this style and your ability. The only doubt I have is: for every moment the partner does you do 2,3 or more movements. It means you have to move incredibly quickly or it's a demonstration of possibilities of techniques? Thanks

[@fatnye7366]

He's showing the 'Art' or flow of Silat. In his other videos, he explained that you need to finish the fights with only 2-3 moves to the vital parts of the body. However, because this is a seminar, the attacker ignores the pain inflicted from his early finishing blows to show us the flow and finishes that Silat has to offer. That is why some Silat in Malaysia is often called Seni Silat; 'Seni' means 'Art'. Ex: Seni Silat Gayong Malaysia, Seni Silat Cekak, Seni Silat Lincah, etc..

[@estelaatalay8837]

Is there a website I can go too, too see when and where your seminar are? Thank you

[@Maul565]

Estela Atalay www.SilatSuffian.net

[@muhamadyasin9021]

Cakep bang jurusnya

[@user-lo1vw2qf6o]

Smooth is fast,slow is smooth .

[@scottenosh4548]

I wish western TX had Silat trainers.

[@udonsmashingamer7241]

Can you teach us Harimau technique ?

[@SeccadProduction]

Vaaaauuu

[@matarisambia8771]

** Any martial art training is better than no train at all.**

[@anakjohorbudakbp6196]

Absolutely , it's better die trying to protect ourselves than become a helpless victim

[@geronimo7283]

Whats the music?

[@lim630]

Boleh tanya...kenapa gerak silat suffian dengan kuntau bangkui orang suluk ,bajau Dan kuntau iban Banyak persamaan? Cuma silat suffian seperti Di permodenkan...sekadar bertanya pada Yang pakar seperti tuan...

[@goldenorange5854]

1st time tgk chinese belajar silat

[@NordinZakaria]

chinese mmg ramai yg minat silat.. cuma payah sikit nak belajar kat malaysia, kena cari guru drp luar malaysia

[@jimlowe5433]

In demonstrating the effectiveness of any method, or way, there are certain elements involved with any endeavor. In showing the idea of what pertains to the method there is a certain degree in which one can only go. Demonstrations such as these may not always appeal to the reality in which the demonstrator is attempting to convey to his audience. This does not mean that the demonstrator is unknowledgeable of what he is doing. The degree of effectiveness can sometimes be lost in view. It behooves a watcher of the video to keep in mind what is being shown. Using your imagination as to the results is always helpful. Even imitating the elements of the movements could lead one to understand their effectiveness. Though it would behoove both the demonstrator, and the partner to keep equal, both attack and defense in a manner which illustrates reality, without, of course, actually doing anything resulting in injury. If one wishes to show the defense, then use that equal speed, plus a more realist way of attacking. There is training speed plus a manner of attacking which shows reality.

[@mattjennings5864]

for your information, a Silat practitioner don't wait for an attack, they preempt those attack! That's why they are trained to read their surrounding and know if someone has ill will towards you! Even before the attacker can land his knife on a Silat practitioner, he will find himself laying dead or groaning in pain from a broken bone or cut in their jugular vein!

[@Jameskeith1972]

Fast!!!

[@robbyakbarsyah7719]

Please do the full speed demonstration next time broooo

[@Maul565]

Roby akbrsyh come to training and you can try rather than expecting others to do it for you broo :D

[@damarkisshawn8180]

Yep I sure will,t tell where I can train for a three years.

[@michaelellis4940]

Oss yes Sir!

[@gsa8hms95]

Full speed kapisan krg org.. Takut nda tecontrol😁

[@robbyakbarsyah7719]

@@gsa8hms95 its fine bruh, he uploaded his sparing last week and its more than enough 🔥🔥🔥

[@zurdinator]

this kind of stuff looks good, and probably is way more effective than most the aikido / aikijujutsu out there, but still is not realistic. Look at how the attacker always stops the attack in mid air so that the defender can do all the fancy stuff. Now compare to videos in real life fights. Also it's very hard to apply a joint lock to a tense arm, but still this guy is one of the most legit on youtube. But it's unrealistic to think that you can base all your combat on "aiki" type of movements. Should be used like a surprise, in combination with proactive attacks and with blocks

[@malayfellaz]

Good point but it all come down to the user on how to make it work. Adapt and destroy as my silat teacher always said

[@NordinZakaria]

i was there in the seminar. He was doing a demo for all to see, breaking down the steps to make it understandable. The parts missing from the video are the subtleties - explanation on how it would be like in a real, full-speed fight.

[@persada5913]

Your words are so paradoxical. You said Silat is effective but then not realistic. Can't you see the contradiction: if Silat is unrealistic how can it be effective, silly?! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL Are you speaking in relative terms? Namely in comparison to aikido / aikijujutsu? Still, how can it be effective even on relative terms if it's unrealistic, silly?! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@nasruddinquraishi3819]

can u explain it slowly some steps is not understandable

[@kobked-x]

take his seminar[s] no video will teach you decades of skills

[@shaque86]

Dear Cikgu Maul, please do a self defense class for woman defending a man with a parang (machete). Got sad tragic news here in Malaysia where a young family of 3 died (wife and 2 small children) when a man ran amok and broke into their house and slashed everyone in it. Salam from Sarawak!

[@NordinZakaria]

SSBD seminar in Kuala Lumpur Sep 29-30. Register in form.jotform.me/82043626621451

[@abdulfatahaziz7291]

Nordin Zakaria bila lagi akan diadakan untuk tahun 2019? Saya berminat

[@njdpdv]

Hey Maul! I thought throwing knives and sticks to the groin was only a dedicated technique for certain Dutch individuals. 😂

[@kobked-x]

lol

[@user-rw9sx2hk9y]

Ну ни кто так не бьёт ножом)))

[@austinpundit6321]

Thats a pretty long stick for a Kubotan. I have the official metal Kubotan, and it is significantly shorter than that.

[@austinpundit6321]

Gee, he's pretty damn slick, isn't he!

[@pena1950]

Um why tf need to break the arm if you can just go in for the kill?

[@BubbaBean27]

I would like to see how effective this is when the person holding the knife isn’t going training speed and is actually trying to cut the defender.

[@silatguy]

it wouldnt look just like this, neither do any martial artists expect confrontations to play out that way, its really just practicing flow, timing, reference points, leverage, etc and you having a better chance of recognizing patterns, dealing with resistance, understanding unusual timing and being able to find a reference point wherever you happen to be. Having said that I would like to see what it would look like as well, but you train to try to deal with a variety of situations and hope for the best

[@Maul565]

Lotidus Amroy a common noob comment from someone who doesnt know the difference between a learning environment and trying to show off. Guru Maul is invited all over the world to teach his methodology, he has nothing to prove to anyone. The best thing is to come to a seminar and try to do it yourself, no use expecting others to prove something for you.

[@michaelellis4940]

Yes Sir as the old song goes '' Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing.'' You can always tell by people's comments who has real experience in the Arts and who does not. Oss!

[@michaelellis4940]

Oss-Respect.

[@TheFilmField1142]

he's just curious as to how it would play out in real life is all

[@IstvanBerezvai]

Very nice takedowns but the first few movements are not working in real life. If you dont belive me try on any amateur boxers, ju-jutsu guys etc.

[@Maul565]

Istvan Berezvai boxers, muay thai, jkd and bjj instructors train with us. It only doesnt work if you dont understand what you are watching.

[@IstvanBerezvai]

Maul565 I told you already which part. Try in reality I said. But dont worry you not need to. Only good for you. I do training three decades as well this is why I told you. :)

[@Maul565]

Istvan Berezvai 3 decades of training doesnt mean you did any of it right. Anyone can claim they are better than anyone but I dont see any video from you showing any better.

[@IstvanBerezvai]

Maul565 This is not about who is better. The start of the attacker's movement is unreal totally. This is the fact and this is why the technics of the defender are totally unnessesary. Thats it. I do not teach bullshido anymore. You will see soon if you will test yourself in competition or in real life.

[@Maul565]

Istvan Berezvai please show and post a video. Thats all.

[@heyyy4987]

Just grow up.

[@nlhfjdqe3271]

おもしろかったです。 人を、おどすときには、 ナイフは、 やめようと、 思いました。 首切られるし。 棒にしようと、 思います。

[@robertsticker5083]

Frozen arm syndrome...why? The other guy is Frozen while the teacher goes to town....just rubbish

[@Maul565]

Martial arts Karen who thinks his opinion matters strikes again! :D