SILAT KARAMBIT Training

SILAT KARAMBIT Training
Inside KARAMBIT training with LANGKAH; HOW to MOVE, STRIKE, DEFEND and TRAIN with the KARAMBIT. Steve Benitez reveals the inside flow, the movement and balance of fighting with the KARAMBIT.
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[@scottmcnamara4864]

U know how many bogus crappy and unrealistic videos on utube i had to sit through before finding this quality video? Good job and good technique

[@justinerickson282]

There are soooooo many fake martial artists out there

[@jasonpatio8338]

Agreed

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

SOOO TRUE

[@WilliamBeckerm16a4m16a2]

The older fighting arts are a beautiful dance of death when practiced by someone well versed in them

[@erik_ery_erykind]

There are three purposes of silat 1). Silat for self defence (It can be super dangerous....super deadly) 2). Silat for competition (There are some rules) 3). Silat for art (it's for entertaining)

[@msyamil200]

Silat was created only for the first purpose. Only recently number 2 and 3 came after people seeing that silat is dying in their own lands

[@utisumiati8088]

It meant to break your opponent's bone

[@AZ-ei4fd]

Pinjam ayt

[@afraproject7209]

I like this guy.

[@tukangojek1335]

And those MMA wankers couldn’t see any difference between 3 and still says silat is ineffective martial arts on Kang Cecep Video.

[@reflexflow333]

Even the most basic knife skills are deadly, But I must say This style of Silat looks very impressive! Good video.

[@shyeamalanmanimaran1635]

Yeap. All they need is one good timing with real speed.

[@deckerjadiel5836]

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[@bishopcedric4395]

@Decker Jadiel instablaster :)

[@deckerjadiel5836]

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[@yudiono_ae]

Hehe.. Ditempat kami semua bisa jadi senjata, pada saat anda tidak memiliki karambit, anda dapat menggantinya menggunakan ibu jari dan jari kelingking, . Itulah seni beladiri kami yg mengutamakan pertahanan diri

[@flushtheglobalists7962]

The blade never sleeps! Woah! This guy is scary and flows like water dancing!

[@ASIANKID_DAOG12]

Bro can actually use water breathing but with a Karambit 😂

[@agusmusa5603]

SILAT is close fight, not just deadly but its artistic move and step,, jurus and langkah just one of them..

[@clint5351]

I smirk at most martial arts videos i see on youtube...there arent many people ive seen that i can see actually being dangerous outside of a controlled bout of some sort but this guy frickin scares me...that speed and control and agility...thats a damn dangerous man to be on the other side of right there...

[@jamiehuynh9622]

Yup. I laugh at alot of Kung fu/Karate videos but it honestly seems that Silat is no joke. There wouldn't be a whole lot you could do against someone that skilled with a knife.

[@japanesejesus4610]

@@jamiehuynh9622 fyi silat firstly invented as assasin technic in indonesia and malaysia, after century of war etc. it develope to be a form of martial art. hence why most of silat "jurus" or what you called movement targeting vital area such as throat, crotch, back of the neck, eyes etc. unlike other martial art that movement was meant to immobilize the opponent, silat were meant to kill. that's why you can hardly find silat competition, because it is not for "inside the ring"

[@misterkoben6780]

@@japanesejesus4610 In some other videos I see some "MMA IS DA BEST!!!!" mocking silat. They think it's in the same as Taichi for the older people. They only see the show, the "pencak" but not the "silat" itself. When I was a kid, I often see street fighting in our small town here in Sumatra. Never see anybody died but when I grow up I realized some of them should've been dead if it wasn't for some bystanders brought them ASAP to hospital or somewhere else to stop their painfully wounds.

[@nguyanh1559]

That dodging speed holy shitttt

[@PabloGonzalez-sw8wm]

White Owl I know right

[@astralconjurer2340]

Silat is about speed and kill

[@makozamarcos3422]

Karambik this is silat Minangkabau Indonesia .. 😊🙏🇲🇨👍

[@bintangprawirantara695]

Damn, learn English correctly

[@wi0.24se]

@@bintangprawirantara695 your grammar suck tho

[@bim5950]

Stfu u all

[@qhallif6767]

And Malaysia

[@lyxa7975]

Situ becanda boss? Silat dari Malay??

[@novrahadi8568]

This silat is Minangkabau silat from west Sumatra Indonesia, kerambit or kerambik is original Blade of Minangkabau silek. Javanese and sundanese silat adopt this Blade later, but the origin of kerambik and this silat is west Sumatra.

[@jayadam2245]

Nope, it's from java or banten

[@TheUuti123]

@@jayadam2245 nope, its true that it came from minangkabau. Sundanese and javanese use that later

[@tatotiteta]

@@jayadam2245 it came from Silek Tuo Minang buddy, not from java.

[@godosuryo721]

so wht ? that make u looks smart after said that ? lol 😂

[@tatotiteta]

@@godosuryo721 HUH? what are you talking about?

[@ariefrachman4025]

Mengapa saat cutting the tree, anda membelakangi musuh? Karena, di saat itu musuh sedang berdarah, apabila kau melihat musuh berdarah, emosimu akan naik (bernafsu) untuk segera menghabisinya & gerakanmu akan tak beraturan (out of focus) Itulah point of pencak silek (BELAJAR MELAWAN HAWA NAFSU)

[@fajarsir5179]

Arief Rachman Sangat bermanfaat gan. Nilai islam dimasukkan ke dalam silat.

[@darkvenom3967]

Mau melawan hawa nafsu ?belajar aja puasa selama 1 bulan👍👍👍

[@baniakbar5532]

Iya tapi sebenarnya pantangan membelakangi musuh. Saat musuh berdarah, kita membelakangi musuh. Musuh yg berdarah akan menggunakan kesempatan untuk menyerang. Silat yg sebenarnya saat menyerang lawan melukai lawan, step selanjutnya melumpuhkan lawan

[@MuhammadYusuf-xb8fl]

Arief Rachman saya sangat setuju

[@hakeemdj368]

tidak ada pantangan membelakangi musuh. saat berhadapan dengan banyak orang, seorang pesilat akan memilih, musuh mana yang dihadapi lebih dahulu. dan posisinya pasti membelakangi sebagian musuh.

[@zebimicio5204]

People always asked what's the pont of the "fancy dance" in silat, now you know why

[@soulfurik]

Truth. You Can find even it in muay Thay, prefight to Ask for blessings and courage (i cant remember the name), mouvement IS everything. Best boxers had best mouvements. Even took ballet classes. Can't generate power without proper kenetic flow start to finish

[@AP-mf4fz]

I'm curious as to what stage of Karambit training this is because he's running over those techniques very quick. The jab itself with that little hop is fine but it's when he goes down to the patella tendon (or where he should be going it seems this is just random placed slicing) he doesn't explain the vitality of getting behind the knee cap, just my personal observation though.

[@TheEdmondsMartialArtsAcademy]

FINALLY - *INDONESIAN* martial arts using an INDONESIAN (or Indo-Malay) weapon! I'm sick to death of seeing the Kerambit used as a friggin' dueling weapon with a numbering system and every Eskrima teacher from here to Cebu dragging it through the garden of Filipino Martial Arts. Don't get me started on American Silat. Seriously. *DON'T*. Thank you for posting this!

[@dh-wf9eg]

if you want to learn deadly silat come to west sumatra indonesia, learn jurus silat harimau tiger style it is deadly martial art. btw karambit originate from west sumatra. sorry for my bad english

[@jtmcreative7297]

what's this teacher name? he's good he explains things clearly

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

He's Steve Benitez, he is good. The info is in the text : )

[@BeholdABlackWolf]

This Man is a Tiger, in the form of a man

[@alfif4478]

Yeah, btw karambit was inspired by tiger claw

[@oditmalik2332]

You right,kerambit is inspire by tiger claw,thats why jurus in minangkabau called silat harimau/tiger silat style

[@Ruger44Redhawk]

Kind of interested in getting a Karambit and learning some of these styles along with Shoshin Ryo. Stupid question, what would be a first good Karambit choice? I'm kind of digging that Ontario Ranger Karambit or the lighter Curve. Anyone have experience with those two?

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

Are you wanting a folding karambit or a fixed blade?

[@DakarBlues]

@@Knight_of_the_Old_CodeCRKT Provoke or Spyderco Karahawk!

[@MerxXxiILe]

My grandfather told me Kerambit is suitable for women, you can hide it in your coiffed hair

[@CrispyDsmooth]

That's actually good to know, I can use this to inspire my gf to get into it. Sorry someone stole your grandma's karambit Ughh.

[@NHafiziKamaruzzaman]

not really..men handle Kerambit better.. i think he was told by some local guy who preferred Keris..and that guy just want to sell his Keris to your grandfather since it is more expensive,,

[@troylusdurden7780]

Marshall universal the way and how interpreted ❄️ flake knife expert is a knife expert 🖖🤙

[@mrluke1967]

...Eitherway, to learn to protect yourself and family, 'Grandma' did a great job, so respect her warrior-Foresight...👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.

[@Jenjak]

I love Silat ! Too bad I can't find a good CLASS here in France...

[@BiuDjie]

Alex F where do you live in france?

[@Jenjak]

I live in Lyon. I know there is Ropers' style Penchak Silat but it's not what I'm looking for ^^

[@BiuDjie]

Alex F Sorry for late reply. I teach Satria Fighting Arts next to Saarbrücken its not to far away from you maybe you can come for Seminar ect 🙂

[@Jenjak]

The green Leaf Thank you :) I don't know that place but I'll get some info. Maybe I'll visit you, yes !

[@thorih]

try coming to indonesia,visit west java there is much club silat,in indonesia language "paguron" or "perguruan silat"..

[@grindcrusher]

This guy knows silat, familiar with the terms...fair enough but his form of silat, watever it has evolved into thru training and practical use, mainly suits just himself. I mean no disrespect but one flaw in his teachings is when he demos the technique to evade a stabbing strike to the mid section...his student stands square facing him while he is in bladed stance. Student should be instructed to leave the disadvantageous square stance and move to a bladed stance too, a position where he is out of line of attack, at a harder angle to strike at...its basic really but his student was kinda stiff, unsure. In his defence, might be his first time using a weapon in training but he is no beginner coz nobody jumps to weapons training when starting to learn a martial art. It should have been instinctive. And the evasion technique taught was, in my opinion, questionable. Its much safer to parry/slap the bladed attack, rather than pivot away from attack, which actually should have already been applied instinctively by the student. He should have realised and corrected the demo. Sorry for being long-winded but silat is the traditional form of martial art for people of my heritage/race, its in our culture this i am just trying to explain things in a clearer manner...and "bunga" means flower...its just like its namesake, a showpiece. Not saying it has no use but mainly for show or flow practice like japanese "kata"...i think thats wat they call it in karate🤔...im no expert but learning is a lifelong process...im gonna shut up now✌️

[@knightwhite3198]

silat is killing art ,,,but its worthy to learn it

[@soulfurik]

After thousands of jours searching and watching.. finally a vidéo about silat and karambit that explain it as a whole. As an art. No marketing sucking out the soul out of it to make it more appealing. No coïncidence hé seems so effortlessly lethal and yet peaceful. He got the essence of thé art. No just thé end product : slicing people

[@MikeS24-v4s]

One of the best clips on the karambit I've seen.

[@satuteknologi1961]

love the dance. Looks so practical in real combat for fight more then 1 person. Always turn around with stance.

[@lsporter88]

Someone good with that blade is entirely too dangerous. The structure and shape of that blade is way lethal.......and that Guy is entirely too quick. 😎

[@kicaulestari7506]

Jelas karambit ini sudah mendunia. Sebagaimana film RAID dengan Iko uwais sebagai aktor yang hebat di dalam nya. Peran karambit di dalam silat sangatlah penting jika di keadaan jarak dekat dengan musuh yang mengancam. Terimakasi sudah ingin dan mau belajar beladiri silat asli Indonesia. Dengan karambit yang asli dari Sumatra barat..🇲🇨

[@BestSales_omodajkt]

Omg its look very cruel.. Where can i learn this.. Im from mexico

[@nizam9156]

You can go to Indonesian to learn pencak silat.

[@patjaster539]

Minang Land(Ranah Minang)....West Sumatera Province - Indonesia....

[@garremannen]

First impression: Where did they find that hippie? Read a couple of Haikus and think he´s a master? After watching some of the video: Uhm, yeah sure I could take him.. But just remembered I have some pressing matters to attend to.. (making a very quick exit)

[@Bakamuarimo]

What a Ferocious martial art, go pencak silat!!

[@veranirwana1787]

bangga jd indonesian people, bangga jd org sumatra, budaya indonesia mendunia, very very fantastic "silek minang with karambit" amazing

[@oditmalik2332]

The student is very lucky learn with steven benitez,he is likely kang cecep arif rahman how to teach his student,wise,clever and humble🙏👍

[@drfoo8057]

I saw like 4 bogus videos with people flipping there karambits. Then see this guy go from face to stomach to thigh and I knew he was trying to implement deadly muscle memory

[@anthonystrong7075]

Weapon awareness. Karambit vs karambit the range is equal. Regular blade in regular grip different difficult. Speed vs skills different difficult

[@AbdulHadi-wr2ht]

Silat are from nusantara.... Malaysia,Indonesia,Brunei, South Philippines

[@jeffreybrocato4665]

i wish you could see the "kunto kid"mike barr sr. im full of it im just kidding. lu song kunto silat. it as is close on the karambit . man does this instructor remind me of mike. in the most respectful way possible. i have not met a instructor that has a ? teaching syllabus in silat. he dose the same thing " move the lankas" but i never was trained. in lankas my friend said. you see the pattern.. -do . you have lots of training be fluid and do what I DO! 10 cups of coffee later. i would kinda get it.. im all about aikijujutsu. but i tried a lot dammed, if mike did not know judo from my own school!!) and my family form of isshinryu. i have no clue on that one he just smiled like buddha holding a lotus i love silat. even roy suenaka(rip) said"those are some tough guys.. much love J.

[@jokosantoso1074]

"WONDERFUL INDONESIA" Berdasarkan sejarah tertulis, Kerambit/Karambit berasal dari Suku Minangkabau Provinsi Sumatra Barat dengan nama "KARAMBIAK". Kemudian dibawa oleh para perantau Minangkabau berabad-abad yang lalu menyebar ke berbagai wilayah, seperti Jawa, Semenanjung Melayu dan lain-lain. Bentuk kerambit terinspirasi oleh "CAKAR HARIMAU SUMATRA" yang banyak berkeliaran di hutan Sumatra. Senjata tradisional di sebagian besar kawasan Indonesia pada awalnya merupakan alat pertanian yang dirancang untuk menyapu akar, mengumpulkan batang padi dan alat pengirikan padi. Namun berbeda dengan Kerambit, ia sengaja dirancang lebih melengkung seperti kuku harimau. Setelah melihat Harimau/Tiger bertarung dengan menggunakan cakarnya, hal ini sejalan dengan falsafah Minangkabau "ALAM TAKAMBANG JADI GURU". Kerambit akhirnya tersebar melalui jaringan perdagangan Asia Tenggara hingga ke negara-negara, Kamboja, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Filipina dan Thailand. Buku sejarah di Eropa mengatakan bahwa tentara di Indonesia dipersenjatai dengan keris di pinggang dan tombak (terkadang) "BAMBU/BAMBOO RUNCING" di tangan mereka. Sedangkan kerambit digunakan sebagai upaya terakhir ketika senjata lain habis atau hilang dalam pertempuran. Kerambit terlihat sangat jantan, sebab ia dipakai dalam pertarungan jarak pendek yang lebih mengandalkan keberanian dan keahlian bertarung/silat. Para pendekar silat Minang, terutama yang beraliran "SILAT HARIMAU" sangat mahir menggunakan senjata ini. Para prajurit Suku Bugis Sulawesi Indonesia Timur juga terkenal untuk keahlian mereka dalam memakai Kerambit. Terimakasih, salam hormat salam persaudaraan dari Indonesia.

[@xavierluna1106]

The dude moves like a cat.

[@loving_reaper4252]

Not sure if anyone will see this but what kind of pants or whatever it they are wearing? It looks comfortable

[@jeffolley2712]

Yes a karambit is a great tool the only thing about this video I do not agree with is turning your back on an attacker/adversary that is something I have always been trained not to do a multitude of things can happen when you turn away ground conditions wet ,dry unstable many variables not to say it also gives your attacker an advantage to move or attack

[@ariefrachman4025]

I like because you respect our martial art of pencak silat THANK YOU

[@galuhnajmi8445]

ah the sound i liked it sundanese music 😍

[@jayadam2245]

It flow like a water

[@satuteknologi1961]

the process is kembang -> bunga(flower) -> buah(jurus). Its stop at buah(jurus) because jurus make the opponent down. As coach saying.. opponent should go down at the first jurus. Game over :-) im not practising any martial art. I got that from my fren who black belt in Silat Gayong, Malaysia.

[@armenumar3547]

These style are famous in my home town West Sumatra.

[@purnamagiri3534]

Degyng Sundanese music bacgrounds lovely

[@rinzamaradhita9991]

Watch movie the Raid

[@biokido575]

Are Hamer pants making a comeback? Why didn't anyone tell me? I've been sitting on my old ones for years!

[@viktorlarez408]

I want to train more martial arts such as kali, muay thai, ... Including this one!

[@yowzki7284]

Yep im doing it now

[@ziyu20]

Karambit, every silat in Indonesia had is own "Kembangan" for it. But the original version is come from Minangkabau Regency, Indonesia. Greetings from Indonesia teacher Steve

[@jcman-lp6lg]

Dimmit raid 1 and 2... why ya have to be so good...

[@emwu1988]

As a Kali practitioner I must say Silat looks amazing, very fluid and deceptive, we learn that flick as one of the first things with a knife too :) Tried to learn some Silat long time ago, but it was very hard for my not so flexible body….

[@aussiecoffeesdnbhd4347]

I understand you, Silat require lots of patients, determination and time. As silat is a slow progress with many technique. It can take 10 yrs or so to learn all of the technique

[@shahrulfaizal6444]

That why you must learn how to dance first. From soft to hard.

[@ElitForcesRGK]

Are you a great teacher who is able to teach others to use karambit techniques?

[@paulnordaker6995]

very well said i totally believe your never finished training .All fighting theories and fighting styles and martial arts are always continuing to evolve, one style may beat one then a combination of two beats the other.Always constantly changing ... Not putting Your dress methods down but do people wear socks on the streets ?? if your gonna train you need to practice also with what you dayly carry and what you normally wear .other wise all the expansive moves do you no good if your wearing 2.4 lb boots each and tight jeans .... Just my opinion , and i also train in water running and my katats . and use slightly heaver training weapons than i would carry due to , you get used to using more weight and when u use the less weight your also faster.. and more accurate than before.. Great i do like Silat

[@pokyakuca8076]

Looks like this guy teaching the authentic silat.

[@bagongsiamah4243]

I love the backsound

[@rykymo5777]

silatny aliran minang tp musik musik sunda

[@massimilianocoluccello3793]

Hi any body knows where is his school

[@amyanis4507]

Wan professional silat come malaysia or indonesia .. so many master in pencak silat in both country .. ..

[@YourSherlock]

Kembang = Bunga = Flower. But Kembang is a Homonim word. One word, two different meaning. It can means expanding/developing/growing. It's like "i LIE to you" and " i LIE on the bad"

[@kingkai9818]

Slow is smooth and smooth is fast

[@haribemo9506]

Karambit mendunia.euy mantab, salam.dari cimande

[@evanplasse2743]

Damn this dude is unbelievably fast and coordinated

[@akusaja165]

Karambit is inspired from tiger claw, so deadly.

[@Gengkiskan]

Does anyone know if some of the backhanded (the convex side slashes) are also effective with single edged karambits? (since they are the only ones really available)

[@mw29]

Take a rock and sharpen the other side.

[@subandisarmadan9518]

almost perfect move, the move have its own meaning yet he didn't explain the secret of each move

[@SatriaArts]

For more information visit www.satria-arts.com or email [e-mail]

[@massimilianocoluccello3793]

This guy as a londoner apcent where is his school

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

He is based in Spain now. Check satria-arts dot com

[@hendriksternfeuer7703]

wow...silek harimau ( tiger silat) . silek ( minangkabau language which means silat) silek haraimau is origin from west sumatra, Indonesia

[@surfinairwaves9284]

This video just tuned me into something I didn’t know was out there yet, many thank you’s. I’m just bursting to know more about this distinctive way of fighting, it’s wonderful

[@asrulnee4727]

karambik comes from Minangkabau, Indonesian. used in silat Harimau Thank you for introducing our culture and Minangkabau (silat) martial arts

[@rizki_a_l]

Mantap bro. Bangga indonesia

[@youtuberamatir453]

Stop claiming cuk malu...

[@adityaputranugraha3029]

@@youtuberamatir453 The karambit or kerambit (as used in Indonesian), kurambik or karambiak (both from the Minangkabau language) is a small Indonesian curved knife resembling a claw from Minangkabau people of West Sumatra. Yang claiming tu yang always says "KITE KAN SERUMPOOON. BUDAYA INDON, BUDAYA KITORANG JUGAK"

[@bobross-mu3gp]

Imagine thinking that you knew how to fight and you bumped into this guy and backed him into a corner…. Lmfaoo yeeeerrrr dunnn!😵

[@Zoebex]

Wow..that's fast..

[@erriwibowo]

Jurus? Langkah? All Indonesian language. Where and how was the teacher learning all of this... Just 4 years after the raid2, and suddenly Indonesia will not be the center of this martial art anymore.

[@bhoqeem1975]

Hmm, I guess he shares the dojo with Roger Gracie. Cool.

[@quagmire1130]

Finally a guy that knows what he's talking about!

[@Moosh50]

DAMN those are some fast hands.

[@WIRA99CHANNEL]

Hai, salam

[@namadepannamabelakang3128]

Iko uwais, cecep and yayan ruhiyan karambit prouser

[@ahmadariq8080]

Karambit is from Indonesia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karambit Check on website or search website I'm from Indonesia

[@sbahrin73mahmod]

Damn..he is fast. His explainations are very detail. Outstanding...

[@journeymaker4629]

I have heard about the disadvantages of Kerambit against Combat knife, but Silat itself were meant to be mainly used to fought at uneven area (eg. swamp), limited space or space full of obstruction (rainforest jungle). Kerambit is an optimal extension for Silat for those area where space are limited or movement are slowed.

[@NHafiziKamaruzzaman]

I would say Kerambit have more advantages than combat knife.. usually it will be harder for your enemy to estimate the trajectory of a kerambit's blade..and while combat knife is good for stabbing, kerambit works better in severing and cutting the flesh and tendon..in the past where people engage close combat, having an enemy who used kerambit on you will mostly resulting to death due to bleeding (even after you managed to kill them)..the only way to fight them is to use Parang (Malay version of machete) and killed them before they can come close to you..

[@jackviride5427]

Is it just me or does he look a bit like Carl Pilkington?

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

It's Carl's secret other life. Don't tell anyone else.

[@alliciahudson6271]

This is great, i really appreciate you guys practicioner 🙏🙏

[@beblessed1030]

4:15 to 4:18 never seen before

[@Truther00]

Silat is not effective in Texas 😂

[@bobross-mu3gp]

Definitely not effective against a 500 magnum 😂

[@matyus2939]

nice👍

[@ronyblitar2659]

Karambiak,,, karam /tenggelam,,, ambiak/ambil,,, inilah filosofi sebenar penamaan dr senjata ini,,, senjata mini/rahasia yg mematikan,,,, dengan berjalanya waktu lahir istilah lain,,, kurambiak,,, kukur/parutan,,,, yg berunsur penyiksaan,,,, inilah yg sy tangkap dr penjelasan mak etek,,,, dn filosi awal karambiak banyak yg tdk dipahami oleh pelaku/orng belajar silat,,, dn itu yg disayangkan,,,,

[@milanshah1201]

you good teacher!good job

[@msofianhadiana9461]

Maaf master, seluruhnya sudah bagus. Namun jika ada yg bisa saya tambahkan, sebelum memulai gerakan tangan, alangkah baiknya jika menggunakan tekhnik kelid. Saya dari Indonesia dan masih memberikan training kepad anak" kecil di kampung saya. Salam dunia silat.

[@ismisofiyati5701]

I am proud of my country. Indonesia is full of many cultural cultures. I love this country. I'm proud to be Indonesian. silat One of the best martial arts in the world

[@dam594]

Exactly! Who needs Krav Maga when you have Pencak Silat, plus the hundreds of different types and styles of Silat.

[@andersonsilva-yo3tc]

@@dam594 krav maga is a joke compared to every real martial art. silat and arnis is so much better. krav maga could work maybe on untrained.

[@arzy9168]

Kalaripayattu is more powerful

[@pietskiet8763]

very smooth , and very scary ! ! !

[@raaidrahim1397]

The movement is so beautiful

[@raymondramirez2065]

Id be interested in seeing what the sparing with uncooperative resistance looks like. Drilling and instruction always looks perfect and amazing and impressive like this does. I would love to see what the muscle memory they are building will do when they go live vs each other. Will vs will

[@Yorozuya0]

We malay never revealed our buah pukul or buah mati to foreigners.

[@namokama5522]

Well done. We likes kerambit coz is secret weapon.. Very small but dangerous

[@andikaw]

Penchak silat is very fast moving and learn to control the emotion, use it when you must to use it, the most mortal martial art

[@backstab2117]

Jurus : maju lurus, means keep going foward, on your life leaving everything behind, keep training and conditioning body, life healthy dan peace.

[@Lamont24012]

That flicking is like JKD lead punch , but with a blade very impressive I got to say . I want to see workers grip technics . I think its even faster .

[@salambudaya5240]

salam budaya

[@zaidanzahizidan7767]

the raid 2..... movie.....KARAMBIT... IKO UWAIS MOVIE FIGHT SCENE....