Dangerous Techniques - Silat Suffian Bela Diri

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This is a short highlight from the 3 days Bruneian Martial Art - Silat Suffian Bela Diri open Intensive seminar in Singapore on the weekend of 22nd and 23rd August 2015.
Please enjoy the video.
Thank you Wizan Haled for organising the seminar and your constant effort in promoting SSBD in Singapore.
Thank you Wizan Haled, Evan Tai, Joe Chan and Nashruddin Jumadi for your patience in assisting me in my instructions and demonstrations.
Thank you to the Singaporean SSBD family for a weekend full of memories and laughters.
Thank you Masrulhakim Bin Amin​ for arranging a meeting with Pendekar Temasek​ - Paman Iskandar Muda Abdul Jalil B Rais, Silat Lecturer at Laselle College of Arts, Singapore, who is also a reknown Pencak Silat Cimande teacher.
Thank you to everyone that travelled for Australia, India, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, The Philippines and all over Singapore. We also had nationalities from the USA, Britain, France, etc, it was truly an international event.
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BRUNEIAN MARTIAL HERITAGE
This seminar like my other events aims primarily to raise the curiosity and awareness among people from different nationalities about the martial heritage and culture of Brunei Darussalam in general.
DISCLAIMER
The video featured may cause serious harm or death if used irresponsibly. This video does not constitute as a self defense instruction or advise. This video is for cultural information and entertainment purposes only. I do not encourage you to harm another living creature 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. The Video is for entertainment purposes only and cannot be used as legal advice.

[@Reason1717]

As a martial Arts practitioner for 41 years, it is still truly fun to watch Great skill. This teacher has just that.

[@ArumesYT]

The best Silat demonstration I've seen so far. No showing off, no useless style additions, just plain, simple, effective fighting techniques. Silat brought down to its core, just the way I like it. :-)

[@SNANO-pv4fy]

ArumesYT You are totally right. I thought exactly the same.

[@eddiescott2533]

ArumesYT this is not Pencak

[@raymundturner1140]

what is it?

[@Noeman2009]

Eddie Scott. Pencak Silat is Silat, a term mainly used in Indonesia.

[@annunakibogus8708]

this is kuntau borneo

[@lordoftheringlordofthering4077]

In Silat... Not just punching and kicking...We called SENI the hidden art...Suffian Beladiri just demonstrate that... The flow of hidden movement...

[@tenshinseishin]

This is very good. Realistic and faithful to the arts.

[@leopurpleman]

guys...the music called Lagu Adai-adai.. an original song from Brunei. enjoy

[@mrbeekachoo]

Leo Purpleman thank you brother

[@sagacity6871]

Sedap sangat lagu ni

[@nadiayvonnerazanajao7082]

Excellent video content! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Chireetler Dread Free Rule (should be on google have a look)? It is a great one off guide for learning effective self defence moves without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my friend got cool success with it.

[@davidquinningan8946]

Thank you

[@Cerpen_Update]

i like it

[@everythingdan]

Hahah as I watched almost half of the video I said to myself, "It would be great to see him do something with other masters!" and was absolutely delighted with the bonus footage!

[@lazyjab283]

This man is one of few who can make this system work. It's apart of him instinct deeper than knowledge. Respect.

[@DadBodDrumming]

This style of fighting is just deadly amazing. No movement is wasted and one hit flows directly to the next.

[@Pbmarron]

I train in Panantukan Kali, and my Guro loves to slip Kuntao & Silat into the training. They all compliment each other so well.

[@AOMartialArts]

Same.

[@davidquinningan8946]

Yes, I am a Balintawak Eskrima practitioner and I also train with a Silat master also from Brunei living here in Cebu.

[@theShepardsPath]

you are by far my favorite practitioner of martial arts of any kind. you are the teir 1 top dog. no one and i mean no one i have seen moves or teaches like you.

[@ReevyHeart]

+Morgan Garrett agree!! :3

[@silatguy]

+Morgan Garrett Maul is really good, very technical and trains a lot, the reason you don't see more people like Maul is because most authentic Silat has died out or faded into cultural obscurity in indonesia and surrounding areas, if you like SBBD though you might check out his friend Alvin on youtube by typing Silat Open Circle

[@tlapower]

+Morgan Garrett What you said is what I have heard said by smart martial arts teachers and high IQ martial arts aficionados. Maul is rare amongst all martial artists not just silat. This stuff is original and rare and relevant today's situations.

[@theShepardsPath]

this man is a cultural and should be a national treasure. oh how i long for him to come to the USA, the west coast. how i would love to go to a seminar with such a individual. there are people and teachers that people will gravitate to based on their teaching style, how they care for the continuity and authenticity of their art and form. then there is the level of respect that is within the student teacher circle that this man not only respects but fosters as a must in order to fully gain that which he is trying to impart. very few people in this world are gifted with what he has been. i gravitate towards excellence, and i am like a moth and he is a flame... his flow is like a dancer, his ability to position you exactly where he wants to and his ablity to manipulate you, the environment and himself in such a way that the power and tools you bear upon him are used against you with equal fury in defense as in a brutal and devastating offense should that be your defense...

[@GreenbergDO]

+Morgan Garrett, Maul travels to the US frequently. He will be in Orange County in November.

[@emils-j.3586]

Absolutely astounding grasp of body mechanics.

[@patricktoohey8310]

Yes, and the progressions are marvelous!

[@TheChristian01]

I love your videos. Silat is amazing! And also learning about the history. I wish there was a place in Australia to learn it. Thank you Maul. Keep up the great work.

[@familydenhaag9860]

Many techniques here I have seen the first time in my life. And I am an Asian who has trained years in Martial Arts, who has watched almost any MA movies made on earth.

[@hawaiivolcanosquad3322]

Love the ending. First time i have seen Maul as the receiver, out of respect to the master. Aloha.

[@aleqsama]

Hawaii Volcano Squad yes, Guru Maul love to learn from the elder Guru, where silat has so many secrets untold.

[@hawaiivolcanosquad3322]

Old guys kick a$$ !

[@boracaybeachlife22]

Very nice! Effortless and very effective. Spent years learning the Chinese arts and wish I had access to this sort of thing years ago. Too many martial artists these days are only shown forms without any viable applications. This is REAL self defence and will save you time in A&E!

[@richardhenry1969]

Love this I see the same moves I've been taught in kali. But I must add Maul is incredibly smooth. When someone takes a complex movement and makes it appear so easy that is amazing. When they can teach you to do it they are a master. Maul is truly a master.

[@danielleehim3077]

Is this similar to the Kali open hand techniques you've been taught - very interested in both of these martial arts ?

[@richardhenry1969]

@@danielleehim3077 very similar many moves come from silat I was told. Even some of the weapons are the same.

[@dominiquebrans1650]

Merci pour cette vidéo toujours très intéressante. 🙏

[@charliedebravo3960]

I like this silat. Gentle and yet an effective defence system.

[@zezefly6486]

very destructive tecniques Maul outright impressive ! i´d pay a fortune and my soul to have personal lessons

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video by an excellent martial artist.

[@joseluisbachhofer4246]

Excelente técnica de combate el arte del Silat. Gracias por compartir su experiencia marcial. Grandioso el video, saludos desde Argentina, Tierra del Fuego.

[@mephistopheles1765]

I wish I would learn silat under your teaching. Such a beautiful art.

[@muneirovalibas6194]

I absolutely love it when they sped up the movement almost full tilt, it looked amazing.

[@irfanhadzrami4796]

Just for your information guys...pencak silat means style of silat or disciplinary of silat(indonesian language) pencak silat is more focusing on the style from western indonesia(example of silat:Pencak Silat Cimande,Silek Tuo Minang..etc).If in bahasa malaysia we call it seni silat(which have the same meaning:Style of silat) (example of silat:Seni Silat Gayong,Seni Silat Cekak,Silat Pulut,Seni Silat Sendeng,Seni Silat Lincah......etc (Footnote:Seni Silat Cekak and seni silat gayong are one of the major style practiced in Malaysia/Silek Tuo Minang is one of the most lethal and old pencak silat practiced in indonesia)...sry for the lack of info about pencak silat..😇 #HidupSilatNusantara

[@Gieszkanne]

What is with Bersilat?

[@ikhwan83]

Gieszkanne to do silat..

[@truebluekit]

How to spot the silat fanatics - they give and receive instruction before dinner, and practice the kitchen afterwards :P Hebat Cikgu Maul!

[@eliesertoledo9409]

Mi nombre es Elieser Toledo tengo 63 año y ese estilo silat Waooo me a hecho revivir de nuevo. ante practicaba otros estilo y me enfermé y pude seguir practicando, pero desde que te vi en Jutuve me he animado nuevamente y práctico sólo imaginando que me atacan y hago lo posible de imitarte. Devera ese estilo me ha reanimado, le doy gracias al Eterno Bendito sea por ti y tu equipo de práctica.

[@qaqeyshioraza3200]

The best martial arts ever.. I want to join..sifu maul mornie..you are the best teacher

[@jasonhertha2795]

Just something very magical about the energy of this Art. Very cool!

[@greetb9330]

magnificent technique, a pleasure to observe. Thank you for sharing.

[@kingshooter93]

terima kasih..a great video.. Tuan Maul sgt rendah diri..respect.

[@anibalzen]

Evan Tai training with Mr. Maul what a surprise, I wish I could be there too.

[@blasgarcia1454]

Wow amazing culture, flow of teaching and skills.

[@hilmimuzzy91]

this is the reason why i love silat so much!

[@HayunYusfardani]

Respect sekali guru kita ni..... Terima kasih.

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

This teacher is very skilled. I love his techniques and they are deadly

[@mastergokan9917]

dari 3 video silat saffian yg paling saya suka ini adlah termasuk salah 1nya...

[@nuraimanafiq8874]

Thx! Love this guy ! The way he teach is like my Beloved teacher

[@basilgmz5972]

De lo mejor que he visto en defensa personal!! Namaste.

[@LunaticReason]

I actually see a lot of moves from other martial art systems like the trapping and Qi Na from Chinese martial arts, some of the throws from Judo, some Catch Wrestling and all that combined with Filipino knife work but there done in such a I don't know how to put it in a flowing way that interconnects them so beautifully and effortless.

[@persada5913]

Well, Silat is over a thousand years old. A Malaccan (a Malay) warlord who was also master of Silat landed in the isle of okinawa hundreds of years ago in the late 14th century; there's archeological evidence of government to government mou and artifacts. Since Silat is the most wholesome art style, I have no doubt the Malaccan warlord had imparted his SIlat to the okinawan natives and thus karate and judo were spawned even the art of samurai which gives birth to aikido! No wonder you see most of the traditional weapons of karate looks similar to some of Malay traditional weapons like kubotan (kayu sejengkal in Malay), bo (kayu panjang in Malay) and sai (tekpi in Malay). But you'll see that a Silat practitioner is more adept and dexterous with these weapons because these weapons are originally Malay weapons.😁Please do allow me to indulge in my fantasy! 😄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@outofthebox7]

Beautiful hence powerful half truths. Deception.

[@-XXI-]

He moves so smooth, wonderful to watch. Thx for sharing

[@riyadinkanba4826]

i kinda like this guy you are so humble and yet your technique deadly and simple. salam hormat dari saya

[@eddyachik802]

Powerla gerakan bang ..ckup berseni..bkn setakat fizikal ,mental pn kena betul2 peka dgn kedudukn fizikal keseimbngn badan pihak lwn 👍👍

[@seihaz]

Welldone master Maul...pengerak silat melayu Brunei.

[@ibraheemmuhammad3242]

I think Silat Suffian Bela Diri is the most elegant, efficient, and dangerous martial art on the planet.

[@rakyatmusallas6178]

You are the best Abang Maul ... terimakasih sudah menunjuk ajarkan silat kepada kami ... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Peter9126Peter_Peter]

Your teachings are impressive, master. Thank you.

[@NoWayAsWay71]

PHENOMENAL!!!! Exactly what I want to learn. 😎👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@albang8804]

its mu humble opinion. that there are so so many different varieties that this must take ALLOT and allot of study. . and needs to begin very simple and these are advanced moves i think

[@royceturia1562]

Amazing skill & knowledge from a great Silat Master Teacher. Very efficient and effective. I sense the students (and master) are very comfortable in this learning environment. Well done. Lastly I love the jersey that the man on left is wearing at 7:10 into the video :)

[@yannlee9251]

you are amazing thanks for for your energy

[@kenpochrstn]

Although some of the knife disarms look a little iffy to me, and with a couple of exceptions in execution, this system looks very effective. A lot of economical movement, which to me is very(Parker System) American Kenpo like. No stiffness in execution, very fluid, very to the point. The gent demonstrating is obviously very well versed in the system.

[@zaimdurulaman7904]

Nice movement, very good reflection, creative skill and technique of selfdefend

[@uptish1]

Outstanding technical display!! My respects master!!

[@samsularifin69]

salam dari pekanbaru riau,

[@jareth7456]

Beautiful, truly beautiful

[@ann2redsxann2fieldx99]

Greats...

[@giannisloverdos1895]

Greetings from Greece

[@jaypee8768]

Would really like to see an MMA bout between a Muay Thai and a silat fighter - not seen that yet

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

how about a tennis match between a basketballer and a rugby player?

[@anonano4141]

@@zamolxezamolxe8131 lol

[@chilkathaida]

Flawless Maul, lots love from this alaskan

[@MASTERSAIS]

I like how that guy goes off quick and fast trying to get Maul and then by the end he was going in slow motion

[@combathapkidoasturias8193]

Gracias Maul Mornie por todos sus vídeos. Espectacular, se nota que eres una gran persona por tu forma de enseñar. Es asombrosa la facilidad de movimiento que tiene. Un saludo desde España.

[@MRNDESO-ps7bz]

Love from East Java Indonesia 💖

[@patricktoohey8310]

Wow, another fantastic video. I feel very lucky to be able to access this information from my computer. The only thing that would make these better is better audio on Master Maul because sometimes he can be a little hard to make out and every word counts. thank you!

[@saharuddinsalleh4974]

Im malay not really like silat but now it open my eyez..yes i like singapore too

[@stevenkok1926]

Energetic.

[@brunojm7282]

Superb. Maul is incredible!

[@lsporter88]

Not everyone can do these techniques. They require strength and athleticism. But this is a very powerful style. Great video.

[@muhammadfairuzsamsi7209]

Everyone can. Form, technique and muscle memory is what's important. Remember, people will grow old and frail, but they can still defend themselves. You can be slow and weak but if you know how to follow up after responding to the first hit, you basically control the fight and you can choose depending on the situation how you want to end it. Because it is self defence after all, objective is to end the fight.

[@dalehill6127]

​@@muhammadfairuzsamsi7209Wisdom from you, thank you.

[@jerickondot7098]

this is really great thanks for that ... excellent..

[@garygliponeo8317]

Tnxs to you! Master to how to tich the self defens!

[@candreis]

Always the best thanks for the video :-)

[@entubadao]

His movements are so fluid... And always purposefully placed. Can this be learned ?

[@LisaMawil-bx6zg]

Terbaik👍🙏

[@cleopatra862]

Nice....Thank you for sharing!

[@TravelingTribe685]

'Ooooh ouch' love the team response 🤣🤣

[@johnlemueldelostrico]

Sir maul you are a good teaching

[@1983gladstone]

This is so cool. Osu

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Disclaimer at the start saying that these things are prolonged to show all the possibilities and not just the obvious is something keep explaining to people about stuff like this

[@shahrahman904]

AMAZING Mashallah 👏 I hope God gives me chance to train with you

[@reynaldofigueroa3372]

it's a beautiful art....

[@BriscoRP]

Well done sir. Amazing

[@IbnuFaqirChannel]

Terimakasih ilmunya guru 🙏

[@kou5h1k]

Outstanding

[@earlmorton6265]

Smooth...

[@Centaur1991]

Scorched punch, been a while since i last heard it. Its a forbidden hidden art of silat. One punch, death within one week.

[@viento_libre]

Спасибо.

[@andrewvillanueva4222]

Silat is dangerous martial art. This teacher is very skilled. Some aspects look like escrima techniques which l have learned.

[@azlangolong9294]

Semart Dan mantap

[@phoneix24886]

silat is a danegrous and lethal art if practiced propertly. In real combat situations this and judo can help you survive.

[@FireInTheSoul]

I love this video 😊😎❤

[@safwanbakri8680]

Salam from me, im also one of silat mega chemandee in Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan also known as silat chimande in Indonesia and Singapore. Great to see our silat also in this videos and im looking silat sufian to come to malaysia. I always watched your videos because i can learn more about other silat. Make more videos please 😊

[@Johnsonz4a]

After watching several silat videos i dont think i would even want to fight a child practitioner. So much pain!!

[@DSPChanel1]

Seperti tidak asing teknik nya ..ternyata beliau aliran Cimande silat tertua di Indonesia

[@benrobinson4346]

Excellent

[@zarathustra742012]

Thanks for share.

[@jareth7456]

Makes me wish I was born in Brunei

[@phantomflankmaster5000]

Real good mechanics

[@abselagage8258]

beautifull art Sir ! its few days i discovered your channel an i cant stop watching ahaha . .i just started Silat Setia Hati Terate with Christian Toniol in Toulouse France (Atomic Boxing club) hope you ll get back at me ! receve all my greatings from france Ghislain

[@bacanfyshingold2558]

@ mas maul cimande dari Indonesia berkembang di Singapura

[@albertmccready478]

very impressive