Silat Strikes and Finishes - Silat Suffian Bela Diri

[@marksharman8029]

Smooth as silk. What is lost within the flow, until it is pointed out, is how effortlessly the attacker is manipulated into a convenient shape for completion. Yes that completion can be devastating but often it does not need to be. This is beautiful to watch.

[@Dustin_N]

I love how he says "don't give it to me, ill take it" the technique works.

[@rockade2408]

well, anyone is a knife is not just going to put his hand out like that, he is going to try and cut you, while i like Silat and it does work, the Knife fight is not going to work, maybe if you are in a worse case scerior, even, then you are better of getting a clean shot to the body or face, u will get cut any which way.

[@al1665]

That's gonna be my new pick up line

[@ALL_CAPS__]

@@rockade2408 of course no ones going to leave their hand out there. All techniques, from most martial arts, are taught in an exaggerated or slowed fashion to get the mechanics down. Speed and escalation of force come with the experience of both practitioners. Anytime a weapon is involved in an altercation it is by definition the worst-case scenario. You hope for the best but prepare for the worst.

[@bangmasse3644]

@@rockade2408 yes youll get slash or stab but your survival rate will increase at least not 0%...

[@andrewvillanueva3722]

I love all the techniques that he does so effortless and devastating. It takes aotl of training and repetitions of the techniques to do them so flawlessly. So much respect for him.

[@finhas8865]

Just to clarify for those who don't understand, those sequence of movements aren't meant to be executed fully from start to end. Every hit was to bring the opponent down. If the first didn't, then proceed to another. Parries and blocks aren't just to block the attack, it was used to "feel" the opponent distance and position. It is also used to set up for counter. And for those "boxing" comments, given you're about the same weight and strength, it's so much easier to counter or get into position to counter because of the shorter range. Usually, a boxer would be hard to fight mostly not because of his techniques, but because he's much beefier or had train his punch to be hard, heavy or fast. Westeners probably don't understand this, and it's probably not that obvious, but as western martial arts are "the art of fighting", most eastern martial arts are "the art of fighting back".

[@mb2776]

On Point! Any mid level silat will go down against good trained boxers and mma cause these guys are used to take a punch. But those aren't the guys which pick out fights with strangers on the street. Against those beer tough guy bro dudes who can only swing their arms around and can maybe throw a straight, silat bela-diri is just devestating!

[@Zeaiclies]

I see much Wing Chun in Silat. Attack an attack with an attack and punish the attacker for attacking. lol

[@ebogood4441]

Note taken...Big Thanks😊

[@pryzmcat]

Much respect , many many years ago, I was fortunate to have a friend who taught me some JKD priniples. I did not realize until years later how he combined many different styles into what he taught me. For me at the time, he moved me towards Eskrima, Wing Chun..and..who knows? But I see now that some of what he imparted to me had principles of Silat. I guess when Cass Magda taught him, he absorbed what was useful in Silat and added it to his own 'way". Thank you kind soul, for your videos and wisdom, especially the gentle ways, the ways of life, rather than death and destruction. Namaste :)

[@TheSilence1]

It's likely that the Silat principles you see in JKD was Dan Inosanto's influence on Bruce Lee. Dan's main background is in the Filipino martial arts, which are actually offshoots of Silat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5yoo4uEitGXj6c

[@indahashar4007]

Not namaste but salamat or selamat

[@hakeemdj368]

The Father Of Modern MMA: Bruce Lee’s Journey To Mastering Silat by Alexie JuagdanOctober 9, 2022Artists Bruce Lee is considered by many to be the father of modern mixed martial arts (MMA). He is renowned for his incredible speed, power and agility, which he used to great effect in his martial arts films. But what many people don’t know is that Bruce Lee actually studied a traditional Indonesian martial art called Silat. Bruce Lee was first introduced to Silat while he was living in Malaysia in the late 1950s. He was immediately impressed by the fluidity and grace of the Silat practitioners, and he began to study the art under the tutelage of the renowned Silat master, Pengiran Temenggung Seri Maharaja Dato’ Jaffar. Bruce Lee’s Silat training helped to develop his own unique style of martial arts, which he called Jeet Kune Do (“The Way of the Intercepting Fist”). This style combines the speed and power of Western boxing with the grace and fluidity of Silat. Bruce Lee’s mastery of Silat was evident in his martial arts films, where he often used Silat techniques to defeat his opponents. In the film “Enter the Dragon”, for example, Bruce Lee can be seen using a Silat-inspired kick to knock out his opponent. Today, Silat is enjoying a resurgence in popularity, thanks in part to the popularity of MMA. Many of the top MMA fighters, such as UFC champion Georges St-Pierre, have studied Silat and have incorporated its techniques into their own fighting styles. asianjournalusa .com/the-father-of-modern-mma-bruce-lees-journey-to-mastering-silat/

[@voodoochild6741]

Best Silat player I seen in a long time ..

[@argyamahardika789]

i recommend you to watch cecep arif

[@JoseMarecos-sq5eu]

Que gran guru...wuuau exelente

[@AFMohamad]

His movements are smooth

[@mohammadibrahim6455]

Mr maul you are genious . Mathimtecian in martial art. I hope you visit morocco and share with moroccan people your skills.

[@scurbelo1]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing Guru Mornie.

[@truthhurtz7126]

Silat is one of the most elite fighting style which flows like a water...Very beautiful to watch each & every flow of movements step by step....Very stylish JKD & Krav Maga alike which is gonna look good in movies if choreography is done right...👊💪🤙

[@Flame-x8w]

You wanna see “flow like water”? Watch Aikedo 🤩

[@BabaNafis_]

Masya Allah...bagus sekali... gerakan yang indah...salam silaturahmi dr tanah Betawi...

[@domtam6571]

Many of the finishing moves are brutal and devastating. Your opponent will not be getting up if actually applied. Ending the fight as quickly as possible is the intent.

[@leemontano713]

Wow this dude's good technique is flawless.

[@peterbrennan393]

that shit will get u killed. in a real knife attack

[@HABIBTVrawvlog]

I'd follow maul since 10 years ago, Hope one day i could learn from him..

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent leg sweeps.

[@JensDean23]

I love that in every video he says "dont help me, i´ll take it" when they are "helping the fall/ending".

[@VinhNguyen-ul8yg]

The technique is no joke and it works!!!!

[@wanmohdsuhafifisukri5658]

Damn. I like that movement and art

[@zulkarnaenmohdz]

Assalamuaalaikum Dan Salam dari Malaysia

[@tracytaylor4167]

I love this fighting style.....he is a BEAST!!!!

[@ganananddabeedeen4142]

great demonstration.

[@nd40]

power tul. brunei xde buat movie pasal silat ke? bg cikgu ni jd koreagrafer.

[@user-uv5tl9xe1c]

Awesome instructor would love to train with you someday

[@DadBodDrumming]

Getting behind/ beside the attacker and stealthily sweeping that foot out is truly a work of art. I am always amazed by watching him work and suddenly he is sweeping that foot forward and down the guy goes.

[@TheEricks6513]

Yes sir, he got these techniques and flow down pack

[@justinhumphreys8407]

Sir, I feel so humbled!!! Thank you Justin

[@EduardoAlmeidaRec]

Amazing footwork!

[@hitman6236]

so many intricate movements - flawless...I can watch Maul Mornie all day...The only other martial artist practioner I can see all day is Hui Cambrelen. They are both Explosive.

[@Toon_fox9]

me too

[@weecholoco5296]

Absolutely Awesome!

[@bartdebruijn4599]

I love how the flow and positioning enables him to just ragdoll the other guy :) He reminds me of my silat teacher, small indonesian guy, throwing around big Dutch guys twice his size :D

[@rumplestilskinbob7415]

Excellent

[@T.E.P.]

superb artist .... great teacher

[@nurali4754]

Kapan ke indonesia ncang? Biar silaturahmi sama ncang ishak...

[@freedomatlast8756]

Beyond excellent.

[@reflexquotient]

Insanely smooth & @wesome! Not forgetting mention deadly!!!

[@JESUSISGREATEST]

Beautiful and deadly Silat.

[@jalalmdnoor725]

Seronok tengok permainan Cikgu Maul

[@artededison8132]

Nice technique...it shows the trademark of silat

[@vypr7007]

I’m a self defense instructor, and I typically don’t agree with traditional styles for the modern world but damn you make it look good and efficient. Keep up the great work!

[@semprequeleroscomentariose8916]

Nice ballet.

[@indramikhail2469]

Assalamualaikum Guru Maul mornie . Love your art . Beatiful and effective. Would love to learn from you one day. From Singapore

[@marioserenko157]

Wow I want to Learn that

[@chilkathaida]

Maul sir, Wow one who enjoys the art. Mr Maul, you give this whole new meaning brother.....

[@DarkDoughnutsVids]

Thank you for sharing Master.

[@mlchemwolf]

wish you was near Richmond VA.

[@ericolea3499]

mlchem Wolf We have a training group in the DC area if you’re interested

[@abibshabibi6792]

Salah satu inspirator beladiri sy nih bang maul, sehat selalu abang... Salam persaudaraan dr Indonesia...

[@mastergeek2320]

sejak pertama kali posting 2006 saat dia usia 26 tahun masih studi di inggris sampe sekarang saya menyukai videonya, gerakannya mengalir, fluid tidak kaku

[@abibshabibi6792]

@@mastergeek2320 betul sangat, intinya keren

[@DragonStudio-ArtesMarciais]

Very good 🔥

[@bukharinordin5036]

Great Striker 👍

[@jofreygrava4569]

Very nice move

[@robhayes8295]

Fast and decisive - cheers guru

[@giftkaluagibo163]

This is not a ring fighting but street fighting, i like this

[@ketupatketupat3248]

indonesia hadir... dari tanbu... bang morni....

[@longthanly7061]

Excellent techniques

[@lakhdarbara2334]

grasiac ❤❤

[@jailsonaraujodossantos3963]

Esse mestre é muito bom...

[@Kombatooficial]

Venha treinar Silat conosco!

[@jailsonaraujodossantos3963]

@@Kombatooficial onde fica a academia.?

[@Kombatooficial]

@@jailsonaraujodossantos3963 Me manda um whatsapp para eu te responder com as opções de treino. (21) 972850287. Aliás, aproveite e veja meu canal, @kombato sobre Kombato, Kali e Silat. Mais de 1000 videos.

[@rushdian5427]

excuse me, do you have any branches in indonesia? I love silat suffian

[@DimiStranaHD]

Indonesia have many talented guru silat.

[@yakota5961]

Bang Maul gak mau lah dia buka di Indo. Etika nya kurang bagus kalau dia buka perguruan di Indonesia yang sudah banyak perguruan silatnya. Kasarnya sih, takut tersinggung perguruan lain.

[@ALANGTOM]

Ima from Malaysia, but if you live in Indonesia i will recommend if can try learn golok seliwa from babeh husein... And ask hik to teach the way his teacher teach him... Well you gonna get beaten at 1st. That how he learn it from his teacher if I not mistaken it is his father... But from the beaten that he learn how to not give up even in pain. The beaten he received from his teacher did not cause injury but just to make he feel pain.at the end he became good at his art. Try to learn from him if you can.

[@tombslasher]

Silat a very deadly art he shows with ease.

[@adriantingang8042]

Masih ada class di brunei ka? Saya berminat join. Salam dari miri, sarawak 🙏🏻

[@andrefrierson]

Damn good video, there's a constant flow with the attacks and holds

[@silatusikngadadak]

Wowwww imazing master

[@MrPostman3000]

Great content like always.

[@jiboom82]

Make a movie with this moves

[@dodzta69]

Visit Kuala Lumpur please

[@2WayFarer2]

Great job 👍

[@SilentAdventurer]

Such a conceptually complete and beautiful true martial system. What is more, it is executed to as close to perfection as my limited capability to observe can discern. Wow!

[@obhenx]

Mantap cikgu!

[@abjoseck9548]

Rated 5 STARS in a 5-star rating as the highest!

[@mattnobrega6621]

Quick, fluid and painful. Like a deadly dance 😏👍I like it

[@rubenzuno951]

Thanks for sharing. I would like to learn how or what kind of exercise do you do for this type of Marshal Art. For strength and flexibility.

[@andrefrierson]

When I took it when I was younger, it was a lot of ground and leg exercises

[@syamilsaidin9119]

Silat

[@roymassimiliano3382]

Grande sifu, oss!

[@effendysaaban227]

Yes

[@NMIBUBBLE]

To Maul565, Is there a morning routine that you do for mobility, which is the same movements you use in your everyday techniques that you teach while traveling. The way you move from a High stance to medium stance then into a lower movement stance is really impressive, asking for a 50 plus age ole guy, that needs a little bit of help. If you could video yourself going through some easy mobility movements that i could incorporate into a morning workout that could add your silat techniques to it later would help a guy out. Thanks love teach your Silat art! Have a Great Training Day in Silat! :)

[@2WayFarer2]

Keep going bro

[@amarhanif3177]

Kapan visit to Indo ? Ehehhe

[@herbalnusantara8585]

Subhanalloh.... Luar biasa sekali. Salam dariku

[@hjhsuhana8428]

im bruneian too

[@miracles7212]

Plz share Official Syllabus, Curriculum of Silat Training ? Recommend Books ? . . 💚 🌴

[@jonnycowen6525]

Epic! how do I book a seminar for my club in uk?

[@persada5913]

Look in the description of this video. There should be link for facebook or some websites. You can find his contact there.

[@alejandrocabo2660]

Is beautiful, but what happens if the dummy hit back. I know os an exercise, but en all my years as a Silat practiced always yo need to fight back.

[@MustAfaalik]

If that is all you see, that is all you get.

[@elciofrancisco8420]

A melhor arte marcial!

[@seanphompanya8590]

My favorites “and before he falls asleep”

[@jailsonaraujodossantos3963]

Existe alguma academia dessa arte em São Paulo?

[@hasbullahharis7980]

bro...can i know what title of your gamelan song...so sweet..thank you

[@jairbatista7109]

where can trains in London ? someone can help me ?

[@НиколайКазаченко-к7о]

Подскажите пожалуйста , спецфизо когда нибудь будете освещать или нет?

[@bletolek7796]

Mantap 👍👍👍

[@blasgarcia1454]

Maul flawless techniques can dangerously puppeteer his opponents. Amazing

[@eliotquintana9802]

Sliat warriors techniques real duel

[@taufiqjawa]

Abang Maul. Bagaimana supaya saya boleh menggerakkan tangan begitu cepat seperti Abang lakukan? Latihan apa yang boleh saya lakukan?

[@willstollfuss9068]

Teach Me. I can do it!

[@t.cmuminyildirim2555]

Çok iyi 👍

[@muhammadasri524]

Coba ada di sulawesi mamtap bisa belajar

[@489yugioh]

amazing as grappling lover bjj and judo I'm surprised to see these locks used in striking styles

[@omarcourtade5801]

Magistral

[@jonnycowen6525]

Would you do a seminar in manchester england for only a small class? Very interested but dont know how to pursue.

[@persada5913]

Look in the description for websites and then his contact.

[@rodolfovaldes3149]

I never knew in my two knife attacks the bad guys would show me the knife because they never did.....nice for the info I felt, saffer, better that you showed me. Probably my attackers were wrong.

[@Leonardo-ss2gy]

1:23 BADASS

[@s1r155]

Silat is a beautiful art but is it truly effective?

[@sv4h22a4]

Go and pick a fight in the streets in indonesia see if u get gutted in daylight or not

[@skyrawkdeathhardcore]

Offcourse its effective because silat was existed hundred and years ago and it was used to fight in war...to kill the enemy..

[@Bubble23428]

It is effective

[@DimiStranaHD]

Our ancestors use silat during the war against colonial

[@MrMD-xm5fi]

Come and tested in Indonesia buddy, if you really want to know it is effective or not

[@ipleathetv6334]

What if his arm fights back and doesn’t let you poke the body or arm triangle

[@marifsafwan]

Sifu maul, I love the sound tracks that you use. Are they available online?

[@Happyandthriving257]

muhammad arif safwan Osman kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnqpdKWApd96pqc i think it’s this one or kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6DWcqqtmp19pqs Bruneian traditional music called ‘gulingtangan’. Although traditionally for silat performance, Bruneians typically use this song kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKPZZ3hpjt9nb7c when performing. I used to perform gulingtangan when i was in highschool. I would say the song being used for silat is one of the most tantalizing song anticipating for the next movement of the one performing silat.