Sarong / Malong - Filipino Martial Arts (english)

[@reginamariegabutan7781]

oh my god this used to be one of our childhood games.. proud filipino here..

[@carllubrin8518]

All our Filipino dances n games are martial arts we where too young to see it 😊

[@ChineseWrestlingCeKungFu]

Woowwww very nice, great job, my friend!!!!

[@Master-AGN]

You guys on another platform yet?

[@slametsubagyo8971]

Many use of sarung

[@QFRoxas]

Hi there I was wondering if you still able to provide video for you sarong/malong techniques. Thank you!!!

[@LiwaySaGu]

actually cool to master this weapon as it is not viewed as a weapon at all! can go through the airport wearing sarong without any problems LOL

[@fikrimunap6631]

sarong is malay, Indonesia and Filipino...

[@pakmalau4827]

Sorry but it is unusual to sees kali using "kain sarung" as a weapon And the skirts you said is just like sampin And the move you make just like jurus in silat

[@PJCC_BAISH]

FYI, silat and Kali have both in common. They have similarities in movement flows because both of these fighting system originated from the Majapahit Empire which covers the whole of indonesia, Borneo, Mindanao and extendsand upto the rest of Philippines and parts of Malay peninsula. The two combat system are the evolution of each generations that passed by after the fall of Majapahit Empire.. If global colonization didn't takes place, herhaps Indonesia and the Philippines could have been one Nation today.

[@PJCC_BAISH]

@Zhan Zhen it seems to you that the Cebuano Dialect is an ancient tongue.. If I tell you that Cebuano tongue is a derived version of the Original Bisaya tongue. Cebuano dialect was born at the beginning of Spanish reign particularly in Cebu Island which Spaniards begun to adopt the local Bisaya dialect and the reason why Cebuano became the Slang version of Bisaya. Other than that, Cebu was the center of the Spanish force at the time that eventually spread all throughout the territories where locals speaks Bisaya.. Lapu Lapu is not even a lumad of Mactan. The previous ties in trades and governance between the Kingdoms of the Philippines(Manila, Cebu and Butuan), Sulu Archipelago, Kingdom of Maguindanao, Borneo, Sumatra and the Malay peninsula shared one thing in common..but this discussion is out of contex.. I don't want to argue about someone's ignorance who's pretending to be a learned individual that claims he knows very well about their own past.. It's a shame to know that locals does not even know much information about thier history.

[@jacmichaelvincentbartolome8413]

Nice

[@khmerbraveheart]

Just another Bokator follow up. When Bokator came into scene back in 2001. I ain't seen any of these until now. So I ain't impress.

[@brother_sothoth]

Now this is epic

[@Dexbex2012]

Let’s go Philippines 🇵🇭!!!!!

[@philbruceleelookalike694]

Pls allow me to credit your video. Thank you 🙇

[@priyanshubiswal817]

What are the empty hand system of kali

[@sherylcastro5688]

Interesting:)

[@fikrimunap6631]

not just Filipino have that movement Malaysia and Indonesia is same have

[@PJCC_BAISH]

Phililipines and Indonesia could have been one nation if not for colonialism era takes place.

[@lonelytraveller5062]

That's impossible. South East Asia are comprised of warring tribes. The very nature of our culture, due to geography makes us tribal, hence the different dialects among SE Asian nation. The concept of nationhood is actually introduced by Europe. If Europe did not colonize, we might still be on each other's throats.

[@simplicity4858]

This fighting style is deadly but its good for one v one fight only ..The FMA arni eskrima kali is the best because that art very usefull in real fight when your life is in danger

[@fikrimunap6631]

all movement in martial arts is have in silat

[@TestTest-bu9ju]

Malay sarung and samping can be deadly.

[@RacerX1971]

You should do a demo on the deadly art of Tsinelas😂😂

[@Mandala874]

sarong its traditional clothes from indonesia and malaysia...not from philpino..including kerambit,,,as weapon of Silat... just search silat arts...

[@dockilat5576]

Wrong. In the Southern Philippines, the mostly native and Muslim population wear the sarong or malong. Although as a weapon in martial arts, i don't think the majority have this knowledge but only probably to an elite or Royal entity. The bladed weapon also is mostly the kris or kampilan depending on the tribes.

[@kevin080592]

magsusuot na ako ng sarong haha

[@BlackJack-xo8wp]

I use my brief for a weapon 😂

[@efrention6458]

Hahaha gago

[@MrEmrys24]

Just the smell can knock out any opponents

[@pepehorhae]

BACON BRIEF

[@justinejames5444]

Hahahha

[@albythegreat4648]

Junel's briefs

[@user-cg5gd3ke6y]

Fun fact: it could also be used as a blanket....

[@IloveTS13haha]

Nung high school kami, madalas gamitin ng mga estudyante yan pag buwan ng wika hehehehe. Madali kasi isuot

[@Blake.Spider]

When you want to be a fighter but you max dexterity instead of strength

[@TheRealRomansThirteen]

If we could just skip the floating hand....

[@fikrimunap6631]

because silat is 1...

[@persada5913]

That's Silat a Malay martial arts not filipino's. Sarong is staple of Silat. Don't mix up with FMA. Karambit is also a Malay traditional weapon not filipino.

[@Kharisinm-it9ft]

Silat and FMA have similarities....look and learn about Kastila War, you will know that some of the filipino are MALAY

[@thebaneking4787]

Silat is a beautiful art. Kali. Beautiful. But they are so brutal. So dangerous in the people who focus, and believe in themselves they’re labeled the “Murder Arts”. Catch Wrestling and BJJ would get those labels if they’re were no rules. Pure Pencak Silat, Arnis, Eskrima, Kali…Like Muay Boran or Lethwei get it done with no rules. They train with blades. What rules come after the rule that says knives are allowed? I’m doing dictation so forgive me. But these arts are to be respected and appreciated. You’ll never find a Silat or FMA instructor that says he wasted his/her time. I’m doing dictation so please forgive me for any complicated or Absolutely foolish looking statements. Notice I said looking. God bless you all.

[@fr856amatiran3]

Penchak silat

[@androidphone6972]

I’m Indian, didn’t know about this 13th century art. My life wasted