Scoop Throw - Silat Suffian Bela Diri

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A super successful sold out Bruneian Martial Art - Silat Suffian Bela Diri seminar in Detroit, USA organised and hosted by Dr. Eric Greenberg and Kurt Cornwelll of MKG Detroit.
We had some of the awesomess and highly skill practitioners from the FMA and Southeast Asian Martial community in th USA coming from different states to support the event. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you to Dr. Eric Greenberg and Kurt Cornwell for having me.
Thank you to Eric Olea, Adam Rector and Shawn Zirger for your patients assiting me in my demonstarations and instructions.
Thank you to everyone that came from different parts of Michigan and different states across the US for your friendship and support. This events wont happen without you.
For more future events or regular training in MIchigan and Detroit area events please contact Dr. Eric Greenberg and Kurt Cornwell.
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.

[@Maul565]

DISCLAIMER : THE MARTIAL ARTS MOVEMENTS 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.

[@aaisystemanauthor7606]

Honor and a lot of respect also

[@anoopsati1955]

Sir I want to learn silat ...can u tell me where I can get training in pencek silat...

[@IArkProject]

Sad that these common sense disclaimers are necessary today in the "land of the free".

[@zeusolympus3185]

I love the body mechanics of this style. They are easy to incorporate in many (styles) sorts of Martial arts.

[@SuperJamalShah]

Silat, is part of my life. It soothes my heart and soul when I train.

[@MASTERSAIS]

I love how Mall just makes it up and goes along with it and takes you out all at the same time

[@senzotanaka574]

Maul is such respectfull and humble person but at the same time he has the edge that nobody dares to play with.Not the biggest or strongest person aswell but definately super dangerous.

[@WreckingKrew00]

I love how he makes it look fantastically easy . This is a very fluent and eclectic style . I've been watching his videos for 3yrs now and he is amazing.

[@steverodgers4662]

Funny Noone uses this style in mma.. maybe bcuz it's bullshit

[@andiyarudi4601]

@@steverodgers4662 everyone talks about how great mma is. Silat looks like something useless in MMA. It's because there are so many ways of defense prohibitted in MMA.

[@MrRafalee]

In response to the previous commentator about MMA, there are over 300 styles of Silat. As a former Corrections Officer, I had a Lieutenant who has been in many martial arts magazines and was specially and hand selected by the U.S. Government for a special security team. He has also trained with special operations forces, as well as trained U.S. government operatives. He has trained in M.A. since he was about three years old. He admits the Silat is and can be one of the best forms of Martial Arts that you can find.

[@Keanopro123]

@@MrRafalee very special

[@creyff437]

@@steverodgers4662 bullshit comments are the best. Shows the level of understanding of the commentator himself on the subject.

[@jugnunanda4366]

Master your movements are so fluent, really enjoy watching your videos 🙏

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent techniques by an excellent silat suffian.

[@bluecocacola]

bruneian here. just wanna thank you for repping our small country and taking your talents overseas

[@Eyechimotion]

My hats off to the student whose being flung with ease he is Absorbing all that energy also learning 1st hand how to do it I feel sorry for the person the student learns to throw he will do it well!

[@rafamerengues8935]

Actually the guys whos been the crash dummy ended up being the toughest among the student. The amount of strikes and hits they got is tremendous. Thats is why mostly became coach / assistant coach themselves

[@MuHaMaat]

This looks like a wrestling armdrag with a judo throw wrapped in tai chi smoothness. 🌹🌹🌹

[@richardhenry1969]

It’s amazing how easy he can make that look.

[@DarksideFistofFury68]

It’s always a pleasure watching your demonstration Maul sensai, I hope to train with you again in the near future.

[@Brndndutton]

So damn smooth. 😎💙🙏🏼 Love this art.

[@Zoebex]

So simple and efficient moves... amazing as always

[@brankoposa1941]

Awesome .Beautiful movements.Very stylish.

[@RemyVonLion]

man hits you with so much so quick it's like an anime

[@tamalafaiki6192]

These videos always amaze me with the simple mechanics of the moves.

[@massimilianoaitoro2399]

Efficently, nice, practice, a great martial System, thank's, really 🙏

[@StephenduPreez]

Some nice concepts 👍💪, thanks for the upload. Keep up the good work

[@user-lr8tz9ui5p]

Super!Thanks!

[@kenk100]

Always excellent videos keep up the great work

[@StardustMonkey]

Thanks for sharing! In Tai chi we call that “cloud hands” almost identical!

[@Wyzard01]

As a practioner of tai chi I also saw some similarity in some of the techniques he used, which are employed in push hands.

[@boonb1]

Oo we have the same move in jujitsu never thought of the spear way you did it.

[@GhostCrowGamer]

the noise he makes just sounds painful before and after he hits the ground. Amazing Technique's.

[@TAROTAI]

that's called, PAIN!

[@Pemba-do-Kongo]

Thank you master!

[@niteshpillai1977]

My grandfather and uncle (both departed) used to practice similar style of fight. Grandpa, in his youth around 1925 and uncle around 1960 used these kind of moves against local ruffians/trouble makers. Their training was in Kalaripayattu, the ancient warfare art from Kerala, South India. There are many similarities between what Guru Maul demonstrates and my family's art. Unfortunately, many youth in India and not interested in Kalaripayattu or Muay Thai (which I teach), and are into kickboxing, karate, taekwondo... Excellent Execution Guru Maul👏🙏 HARE KRISHNA!

[@falklandmoon4328]

love the intro music these ding dong bells

[@voodoochild6741]

Excellent Silat.

[@JuanDelaCruz-fi7se]

Nice..... congratulations you have 100k subscribers.....

[@jacobboydsnee4874]

Good video, also I might add the student looks like a solid individual and held the creditability, to me, at a high level. My perception.

[@KemalKaratatar]

Grandmaster 🙏

[@mahadirbujang6794]

Assalammualaikum saya dari sarawak xpernah skip lagi setiap video..rentak dan permainan singkat dan padat seperti pukulan anak pengempang yg pernah saya lihat..

[@r.sampson1421]

Really rich source of knowledge

[@DiedrichKnickerbocker1783]

Ah the step on the hand technique. Impressive...MOST impressive.

[@CottonFist]

Excellent skills. Very smooth

[@zshakur]

I LOVE IT!!

[@joekelly4]

Just amazing

[@A.M.Customs]

Amazing👍👍👍😍

[@ARMADUS.TENEBRIS]

EPIC AND THAT IS THAT.

[@mervynmontague1811]

Fascinating 👍

[@portioncontrol5466]

Great for the movies 👍

[@sonnygallo5662]

SSBD ROCKS 🙏🏼🐅🐉

[@qaqeyshioraza3200]

the best.. sifu👍

[@rifinkhong]

awesome

[@nasrolsani4129]

Masya Allah I feel peace even watching this

[@keithhere5292]

yes

[@J3unG]

Very nice.

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

thx

[@alexblue6991]

My karate instructor used to catch me with this all the time

[@hoiwoi1632]

Lekker Man !!!!

[@elmahfoudibenkacemi2653]

🙏

[@osuclassof88]

with the right leverage and turn you make opponent "compliance" to you throw direction [due to pain and to save the joint from breaking]

[@DtownMadness]

Almost as real as the WWE

[@kevinrman7684]

SUCH REALISM 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinlee6672]

So your opponent is supposed to stand still so you can do all that move before throwing him.

[@mervinmarias9283]

When facing an experienced fighter while you are a novice, you will find that person already knows how you are going to react and what your next move will be. It is not "standing still", it is having no options.

[@jasonz1771]

It's time to see silat, aikido, krav maga, and Apache have a knife fight tournament. Lipstick on rubber knives and anything goes, throws, submissions and strikes. 3 participants for each team, double elimination. I would pay to see it.

[@jarvishaney8390]

Nice Nice

[@ashchisalleh1454]

Ooof that easy drop.. Wow

[@LifeForceChannel]

Yes? yes, yes, yes…yes..

[@kenouzalaid8546]

رائع

[@hocine3569]

MACHELLAH

[@anthonyeusebius5834]

This says Detroit Mich 2016? where can I find this instruction in Detroit?

[@jessejesus6822]

When will you have a seminar in New York City ?

[@cynik75]

Very good looking and very low percentage throw.

[@radhas7663]

sir Talant a Im excited sir my country assam India

[@vladimirredjit1288]

Маул красавчег

[@gutesherz9049]

🌴💯 *Sufian* 💯🌴 💪😃✊ 👣

[@hasbullahalaeidrus938]

Salam Guru Maul You are the best

[@antonioteixeira1528]

Bagus

[@zakirsin]

How to improve our hand and legs like iron pls explain...from india.

[@JookLumFist]

Like tai chi wild horse parts mane technique but deeper.

[@donaldsoncole3095]

Creepy good !!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@caviteboy304]

IS THAT CHEF PETEY IN THE GROUP PICTURE?

[@Capital--K]

Please we need a 10 min video atleast 👊🏽🙏🏽

[@Capital--K]

I'm over here teaching your girlfriend the scoop

[@WarasGuard]

I imagine when Guru Maul fight in UFC and win with clear and detail technic of silat

[@hitaciuchiha5808]

Tidak boleh tu bro....sebab UFC fighter tu terlatih...

[@hihihuhu6146]

UFC too many rules.

[@cynik75]

@@hihihuhu6146 Nothing in this video is against UFC rules.

[@cynik75]

@MrFreak9.1.1 If there is any ... :)

[@cynik75]

@MrFreak9.1.1 I am not sure if you are joking or not, but there is nothing what can be compared to judo/wrestling/ sambo/bjj/boxing/MT/kickboxing sparring.

[@LuisRodriguez_007]

Make some Instructionals please........

[@indahashar4007]

Jigoro kano in back ground

[@anoopsati1955]

I want to learn pencek silat....can anyone tell me from where I can get training in authentic pencek silat???

[@keithhere5292]

indonesia

[@anoopsati1955]

@@keithhere5292 in Indonesia where??

[@TimelessBelgium]

Nice application of aikido " ikkyo " basic technique...

[@anthonykempsr5730]

AND WHEN YOU'RE TRYING TO THROW ME I KNOCK YOU OUT WITH A RIGHT HOOK!!

[@Maul565]

bla bla bla

[@CovertExpertiseArtiMarziali]

Maul stopped growing on me when i noticed all demonstrations are on perfect mirrored feet positioning (quick access to throws) and usually the guy hits and just stands there receiving the combo. Although Maul is extremely knowledgeable and lethal this fixed setup gets old very quickly. Thank you for the video.

[@Maul565]

I try to not impress random people on the internet and every people Ive never met with unlimited new techniques in every video. I know one art and I teach one art. The videos I post are from my seminars. If my videos fail to impress you, you are free to search and watch other videos available on KZbin. I hope you understand that I have no obligation to please everyone. Thank you for your patronage.

[@syazwansauni2237]

mun nda suka liat vid lain sja kau enrico

[@user-Doggo101]

I wanna see him fight a pro muay thai fighter

[@wsgutierrez1]

That dude was not enjoying that at all lol. He tried to grab his ankle. Didn't work lol

[@fizuldavinci7896]

Silat is not a jokes because of that it's not found in video games

[@zorbataichi65brown19]

I am in melbourne australia How can I get some of this good shit? Looks good, systematic, fun

[@TAROTAI]

yeah, it's fun to cripple another human being!

[@zorbataichi65brown19]

@@TAROTAI Do any of those athletes need even a band-aid? What art have you trained?

[@bruceparker6142]

Somehow competitive silat doesn't look anything like this.

[@Maul565]

Does traditional Okinawa karate look anything like sports karate?

[@NewWorldMMA1]

Kuda kuda

[@psychkick666]

why no MMA fighter wins with Silat?

[@Maul565]

Because its different sports with different rules. That like saying why no Muay Thai fighter wins in a BJJ tournament.

[@xyubrixmyel2301]

Maiming and killing is disallowed in MMA. Martial Art is the art of war, not a dance thus maiming and killing is a necessary process. Silat is to maim and kill as fast as possible to go for the next target.

[@psychkick666]

@@xyubrixmyel2301 it is not against the rules to maim and kill in MMA. Every punch is to knock person unconscious, every submission is to maim. people break limbs, die in boxing. First UFC invited all martial arts experts to fight, had no rules, punches to groin, eye pokes were allowed, no one died. Plz show the world and profit.

[@xyubrixmyel2301]

@@psychkick666 Then try it out. Nowadays, I don't see any attempt at eye gorging, thrachea crushing, neck or spine breaking, dislodging joints or attacks of the nerves points. Now its a game of strength and opportunity in those fight competition. Our training then was to end a fight fast to fight another in succession. Breaking bones and joints are basic fundamental, every defense is a counter attack. Every strike must be on-point. Nothing fancy but brutal. You must be willing to give abit to take all, otherwise don't fight. If you can't you are not good enough. If you met your equal, then its fun and tiring with bruises all over. Sigh.. those times in memory lane.

[@cynik75]

@@xyubrixmyel2301 All MMA submissions are breaks of bones, joints or tendons - just early stopped. Half of chokes- (especially guilotine) are attacks for the neck spine too. Crucifix? - Attack for the spine. Unstopped choke will kill.

[@phrostedbaron]

Not in the real world

[@TAROTAI]

why don't you just call an ambulance & totally ruin this human being who is not fighting back

[@xyubrixmyel2301]

Because this is a seminar to show techniques. Attend the seminar, then issue an idemnity, challenge the students or the Master for no hold bar fight. Your questions will be duly answered.

[@Davidzxcv1]

Sorry, but I watch the first second of the video (the attack) and frowned a bit. I do not hate. It was instinctive. The attacks should be more real.

[@hihihuhu6146]

This is for demo and learning session.

[@aimanbakhtiar6649]

The idea is to build the muscle memory then make the defense reaction instinctively

[@zeusolympus3185]

What kind of martial arts do you practice?

[@mikeduke57]

They don't need to swing from the trees for a demonstration or for learning. Learning is best done without stress then add stress in later once you have become proficient and figure out where you can work the technique in. I'm all for resistance based training but you have to insert it in its right place within training. When I look at something like this, I focus on the mechanics and positioning of the technique and then I start thinking through all the different ways I might end up in that position during a scramble whether strikes or grappling. For instance, could I transition into this technique from an under / over position? If so, that would be a great set up to this throw.

[@Davidzxcv1]

There is an actual fighting in which these techniques are applied to compare then?

[@vitamine1844]

vous prenez vraiment le mec en face handicape ou quoi rien que dans ca pris celui qui est en face peut lui niquer genou coup de point coter ou face breff des milliers de solutions votre prise pas du tout bon pour la rue

[@nicklubrino2606]

It’s impractical for an attacker to leave his arm out like that. Don’t give me that MMA is a sport and this is for street fighting nonsense, unless the martial art has LIVE resistance training instead of choreograph moves, it won’t work in real life.

[@Maul565]

Please post a video of yourself doing “something” effective, please show me you can do better than me in a video. At the moment you have ZERO videos. Thank you 👍

[@isaaclam1236]

To practice martial art techniques, first we develop muscle memory through drills then apply them in sparring. You are not suggesting we should take partners heads off when training right?

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@isaaclam1236 it’s impractical to leave arm out like that in a real fight.

[@isaaclam1236]

I trained in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, In MMA world most realistic martial art . The training partner comply so the other can learned the techniques. Until you developed the muscle memory then your training partner start turning up the notch on resistance when drill or sparring. Maul the instructor and the students slowed down " Leave their hand out" for educational purposes. So the practitioner can learn. Any martial art do that

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@isaaclam1236 Yes, I trained in BJJ too. Does this martial art have live sparring like BJJ? The difference is that in BJJ is that technique is demonstrated. Then, you roll and try to apply that technique. These martial art styles, they go through these choreograph motions and that’s it: there’s no sparring.