Silat Suffian Bela Diri - Entry and Finishes

[@ItachiUchiha-ry2ju]

To all those criticising this video. Maul is showing options. He can only show one how to use technique it's up to you to have the fighting intelligence to apply them at the right times. Clearly none of you have any patience or discipline so you'll never be great fighters. Go play your sports this is warrior art and it takes dedication and initiative to be a warrior

[@sitiatiah3640]

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[@JagoHua]

That’s the story bro fuck the haters,this looks like 🔥🔥 with spice 👌

[@anthonyallen3328]

Do you have videos showing how you use it when someone is use restiance?so I can learn this?

[@bangmasse3644]

​@@anthonyallen3328resistance exist but in light sparring. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hquWimqJaMaWbqs

[@antoniogiuliani8487]

@@anthonyallen3328 if do this things at the right time, the opponent don’t have time to make resistance

[@uptish1]

I'm learning martial arts for more than thirty years, but your principles on Martial physics is just outstanding. I must confess I've understood many mechanics from you. You deserve my sincerest respects Shifu!! Regards!!

[@michaelharvey5746]

I'm over here laughing my ass off. I know it's off topic but I just posted the exact same comment as u did but on a different video.

[@uptish1]

@@michaelharvey5746 its small world I guess, and experiences can be mutual. Just expressed what I felt!!

[@scottgarner7290]

i am similar and completely agree!

[@Reason1717]

Been in the Martial Arts world for 49 years now, this man is the real deal.

[@Pbmarron]

Though I practice Kali, Silat is easy for me to understand due to its many similarities to Kali. I love these videos.

[@MrSquirreller]

Kali and Silat are definitely similar and are branches of the same tree but Silat might not necessarily be the mother art. If you've ever heard of the remigration theory - Austronesians originated from Taiwan traveled to Borneo from the Philippines then remigrated back w/ the first major wave from Malaysia then the second from Brunei. Also, Java has never "conquered" the Philippines. The Philippines particularly Sulu, some parts of Visayas and Mindanao was part of the old Majapahit empire but we were never conquered - establishing a colony is worlds apart from sending a military expedition. Both Kali and Silat complement each other well and share similar concepts. I've seen masters from both arts have different insights on the same concepts or have entirely new ideas that are very enlightening. So, it shouldn't be a question of which one is the better art but to learn from what each has to offer.

[@yasirurooj8749]

Plz guide what is the silat footwork

[@ditbabscrib6561]

My grandfather taught me silat, he never referred to it as Kali. I'm from the Philippines and my ancestors came from Cebu and Mindanao. The art has been passed down from father to son or nephew, grandfather to grandson (basically all the males in the family) as tradition. And yes Kali and Silat are very similar specially in strikes, finishing and most specially the footwork and it's because Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei have similar ancestors making us distant relatives

[@johnbravo4093]

Kali is silat

[@amirrosli2171]

Practice makes perfext

[@jac9963]

I have drawn a lot of knowledge from the arts of the Archipelago, and have a deep respect for these systems, though my own background, for 24 years now, lies in Muay Thai and Muay Chaiya, with a lot of those years spent training a lot of MMA along the way, also. Max respect.

[@mikepks]

This Is As Skilled An Instructor As One Will Ever See. Thank You For Sharing Your System With Us.

[@Maul565]

+Mike Tabor thank you :)

[@Maul565]

Not here to prove anything to anyone on youtube, there is no benefit in it for us. The fact that we are doing a world tour for 10 years in 16 countries in 4 continents attended and supported by experienced & high level martial artists and LEO officers is proof that we know what we are doing :)

[@jp2kgt]

+Dirkjan another troll...

[@cataclismicberry1]

+Dirkjan Why don't you attend one of his seminars and try to stab him yourself? No? Chicken shit? I thought as much. Carry on keyboard warrior...

[@cataclismicberry1]

"I did a simular course of eskrima years back." You realize you're comparing two entirely different systems right? And you're making judgements based off of one video. If you've truly trained martial arts like you say you have (for an extended period of time), then you would know that to truly understand you have to feel. You can't make judgements and accusations about martial arts unless you actually have that physical interaction. If you do experience it (always get it on video) and if it's a shit system, you can talk all the smack you want. Although, the honorable thing to do would be to bow out and allow the instructor to retain some of his dignity. Until then, it's all just talk, talk, talk.

[@DeoanandGeer]

A man with warrior spirit recovers from illnesses quickly.

[@imammesum]

yup because their body is active

[@samar1234]

Hiii sr ...I think your teaching methods are very perfect n exllent... you are the best teacher..

[@jeeschin]

‘And then you break his face and smash him down’ - love it!

[@mohitb27]

What kind of magic is this ? Everytime I see a videos of your, and my mind blows away... thank you dear sir for making efforts and putting it for others learning.

[@MarcV8888]

This guy really knows his stuff. But I admit its also one of the reasons I avoid seminars. Because the instructor is going so fast, after standing there all day long youll have a nice few techniqes you can either use right away, or practice at home. But it never works that way. You get overloaded and 2 days later...that 24 hr rest in between the seminar and driving/flying home makes you lose it as fast as it went in(for me anyway) You break your butt watching, memorizing angles and 2 days later you cant even remember all the moves from one technique. I think a seminar has to be at least 5 days, and 50% of it has to be repeating whats in the 1st 1/2 of the first day to really get something out of it. Anyone agree? I am a student of Anthony Robbins and Cloe Madanes and we are learning the best ways to learn. That aside, Id like to study with this guy. He' s good and personable too.

[@greenmuso]

You're right. Something that helps is when you attend seminars alongside your regular teacher, then he incorporates what was learnt in the seminar into the next few weeks of training so that it isn't wasted.

[@Just-inThought]

+Marc Vince Marc, try going to seminars with your instructor(s) who are familiar with some of the material. You can focus on watching or taking notes, while you can also depend on your instructors(s) to fill in what is missing. This is what I do when I go to see Guro Dan Inosanto.

[@Just-inThought]

+sienna three Not so much. You are there to absorb whatever it is you absorb. This could be anything that you have mentioned, including specific techniques.

[@cataclismicberry1]

+Marc Vince Something that helps me to remember material covered in seminars is writing down notes when the group takes a breather. I bring a notebook to every seminar I attend. It has enabled me to remember 90-95% of everything I've ever been exposed to at those events. I have been training in SE Asian MAs for going on 5 years now and I have almost 6 entire notebooks full of notes from seminars and classes. I wouldn't be able to teach without them! :-)

[@Reason1717]

Marc Vince, I think your point is valid. But I would add, sometimes it's not the technique you walk away with, it's the concept. Like the concept of limb destruction.

[@RonSmoorenburg-LIfeisaction]

This is GOLD !!!! very nice combo !

[@brijseeker]

much respect to your family system. Great concepts!

[@pgpv89]

Its an awesome marcial art...with an awesome instructor! I hope that i can meet you someday

[@lclandcare]

Excellent videos sir. Wonderful work. Thank you for sharing your videos

[@ohmartialarts9167]

Phenomenal precision. His indexing is top shelf.

[@cypherbeazley529]

Next destination New Zealand please

[@trinitalc7096]

eeeeexcellent (as usual). and very detailed explanation too. Thank you Maul for sharing. Marco

[@Just-inThought]

Suffian Bela Diri will be at the Inosanto Academy of Martial Arts in Marian Del Ray on Novemeber 12th, 2015.

[@BillyJupiter]

Ok first off sorry, normally i'm serious when it comes to these things. But at 1:58 interaction between those 2 trainees was absolute gold! I'm still chuckling 😂 i think the dude ask himself if his shoulder was still there and dude behind him heard something snap or crack 😂🤣

[@masahiko3516]

Had issues with using the scoop because of the vulnerabilities it creates on your side. This negates alot of those, nice structure again :) Nice system, some very good people laid the foundation for this 🙏

[@truebluekit]

I wish I could have you teach my kids... so that they internalize your fighting logic from very young.

[@MarcV8888]

I wish I could marry Beyonce or a beautiful spanish bikini girl but we'll have to settle for the video,, no? Actually this art is not geared for Western Kidstho they learn it young in Brunei and Indonesia. Most kids (and adults!) cant keep up with it.Agree?

[@truebluekit]

Ah, no prob for me. I live in Malaysia, which is neighbours with Indonesia and Brunei. We still do it hardcore here ;) I'm just waiting for my kid to turn 5... he's about to turn 4 right now... then it's silat time!

[@dezinfectant]

truebluekit silat is everywhere in Malaysia too, I believe ^^

[@truebluekit]

dezinfectant Yes, but not all teachers are the same. Of course there are other good silat teachers out there. But I believe a keen student who learns from a true master will learn more.

[@sashimisusumi7139]

Hey, if you are in Malaysia, I suggest Silat Gayong Malaysia or Pusaka Gayong. It might be overrated in this country but I tell you if you find a good teacher for this silat, then it is very good. I learn this Silat Gayong at my university and it is awesome. They teach you about Silat, Pencak (Pentas, for entertainment) and Seni which is the same when you learn Silat techniques, but more painful and easy to do the techniques.

[@thatnunchuckguy7028]

8:03 is my favorite part

[@alejandrogallardopavez]

Me encanta estf siste si funciona en la calle...basado en leyes fisicas y principios tecnicos de defensa...

[@drisszyani3497]

In silat the most important : breaking the structure of body or the triangle and the height of a person doesn t exist. He Will fall.

[@Kollin011]

Seems like a style that requires a lot of intelligence.

[@drisszyani3497]

@@Kollin011 or logical

[@TheChenchen]

@@drisszyani3497 or practice ..

[@kevincage1641]

It's Awesome in the simplicity

[@juanmirandacruz8887]

Movimientos muy prácticos para el combate.

[@michaelsantos3963]

I would say there are several martial arts styles that can be shared to our fellow brothers and sisters no races, Creed or religion will separate among us. No violence will be tolerated. Peace and harmony will take place to understand the philosophy behind each styles being practiced by our different ancient oriental tribal arts.

[@SantiagoMaskaraqueSalazar]

Bela Diri Maestro de Pencak Silat ..Los Cuerpos de Élite Practican Aikido Hapkido Jiu Jutsu Krav Maga Muay Thai Pencak Silat Kyokushinkai - Arte de la Guerra.. Shotokan Hapkido.. Taekwondo...El guerrero tarde o temprano deberá combatir, cuando lo hagas usa todo tu aprendizaje, usa sus codos, manos, rodillas, cabeza, piernas, porque un guerrero sabe que no solo su espada es la extensión de su espíritu guerrero, y cuando hayas vencido nada hay que celebrar, levanta y abraza a tu hermano guerrero pues te a dado digna pelea...y porque también es una guerrero Shalom..-

[@shogun2monkey2]

Bela Diri is the brother food he makes is good and his LIon Dance videos are awesome

[@Just-inThought]

Right at 2:02, the guy on the left geeks out on the technique (and rightfully so).

[@hoangnguen9842]

Thank you teacher

[@franciscopinho5657]

Owww my favourite art marcial😮😮😮!!

[@freaker126]

people who complain that it's complicated or it doesn't work in real life doesn't know the philosophy of silat or the origin. Everything, in life is complicated. but, we learn or we practice. Sometime, you got the opportunity to use it and sometime it doesn't. If you can run from a knife fight, of course do that. but, when you're back to a wall, what will you do to your attacker? the only way is through them. You can see the flow of the move from one to another. SOmetime, expecting the actions like a chess match. If you can control the situation to your advantage, you already know the outcome. Which is whatever depends on the situation. If you want a simple tip, just kick the guy balls like maul always shows you. Which by the way are not allowed in competition fighting. lol :p

[@Robert77-w6i]

freaker126 agree bro

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Brilliant.. Live the principle of making the person attacking you occupy their hand by reacting to pain.. But what I wonder is will that always be viable? For instance if the person is a conditioned fighter like say a boxer or Muay Thai guy.. They may not react to the pain the way a regular guy would no? Perhaps the strikes have to be "internal"

[@MarcV8888]

Half, I suspect the answer to your question is not cut and dried. For instanxce, can you picture these techniques working on a boxer like Joe Frazier whose left hook could go thru anything? Could it stand up to a very tall man with extra large arms like muhammad Ali who could keep flicking a jab into your face and whether it connects or not you are still far away from him. Or , and this is unfair as there is only one of him, but would this work on mike tyson when he was in his prime and if the instructor stopped the first punch ,mike would still be stepping in before acounter could be thrown? I dont have an answer to these questions. The problem with most silat styles is that you cant find the answer very quickly as they are complicated and not qick or easy to learn. But now, if I had to fight a guy with a knife or a weapon, which would I choose, a boxer or a silat guy? Ahhhhhh....now thats a whole different ballgame. I do love Silat though. If I wasnt over 50 I would be taking it now. Its very hard on your legs because of their many low stances. Its definitely a "jungle art."

[@marcoangri8596]

I experienced a seminar made by maul.....is an incredible master.....his style is very interior and effective....but of course one has to select what has to be discarded and what has to be taken....of course is a traditional style....this is not a fight sistem for sport competition...but it's selfe defence....is not developed to fight on a cage or tatami.

[@sailadamha3089]

Marc Vince used knife only

[@Noeman2009]

You should take one more into consideration: people who is 'Kebal' or immortal, where the sword, knife even gun can't scratch their body. You can find these people in Indonesia, just google 'Kebal' meaning 'unpenetrated'

[@Kung-Tech-Fu]

Remarkable!!! Simply remarkable!

[@mervynmontague1811]

Fascinating 👍

[@k5mohdsharulnizamhadiziebi822]

His feet are magic ! Look how he position it.

[@sudhirsaleakanomad2051]

Bang on buddy 👍it looks like a dance.... Foot work plays critical role.

[@debbiebelden4359]

Excellent, thank you

[@douglasmarquez3978]

lelaki ini harus digelar harta kebangsaan

[@Avicenna_76]

The finishing moves shown are quite merciful... There are more violent finishing moves he didnt show 🙂.

[@fruitfulhope]

Very skill instructor I would learn

[@bajuszpal172]

Excellent reactions with lightning responses! What I like most is the two handed approach of handling any attack supported by angled asteps and flavourd with leg sweeps. But, what if I am not that fast as my master? Beginners, less experienced and elderly people in particular can hardly face attact so briskly. I heard, there is Silat for all generations, both men a nd women. Please think of them, too. Best regards. Paul,67, retired instructor of Karate.

[@persada5913]

You don't achieve mastery overnight but ur lifetime. Silat and any martial art for that matter are taught from a tender age. Silat has a very long learning curve. I heard to learn one form or steps of SIlat can take up months. If you're just starting martial arts in your senior days then of course you can never be good. Besides anyone who tries to hurt an elder is a coward. They should pick someone of their own size.

[@ZulFikar-my6fi]

wish i could learn from you.. plz come to indonesia.. i saw a lot ur video. that so amazing sir

[@Shovelhook]

Great guru Mornie.

[@rumahsembelih3524]

No pain no silat..they both very funny..

[@oldsgtmajusmc]

agree with Mark- I havfe to freeze the technique to review it-also its excellent so i out it on my time line or subsribe to it on you tube so i can review - there is a lot of info here

[@doubl3m1nt]

2:01 who you laughing at? You are next! :D

[@kevincage1641]

That pole work at the beginning has a Silambam influence

[@Maria-moria-b9y3k]

Masterpiece silat

[@Maria-moria-b9y3k]

❤😮 very nice 👍

[@MegaZainizam]

that music is using traditional music culture eg Gamelan etc. Most country in south east asia that practise silat (malaysia, indonesia, brunei) used traditional music during silat practice with black color dressing. Silat is a deadful martial art....like this one, the others like silat gayung, silat harimau, silat sendeng, silat lincah, silat lian etc... just to name a few.

[@keithgodfrey2023]

Darwin nt australia we need u there

[@РусланАргат]

По пластике это боевое искусство превосходит айкидо.

[@bayurocky1326]

Absolutely..cause Aikido more fantasy

[@prateeksharma1981]

Wow ! 😲

[@imammesum]

1:59 beautiful movement

[@alexfudge224]

Good advanced stuff

[@jab4634]

Where can I experience this training? 😊

[@yasirurooj8749]

Maul555 you should post detailed video for the silat footwork only breaking it down

[@JohnnysCoolStuff]

Will that work against a boxer who punches quickly and brings his attacking arm back? I'm sure it would work against an untrained opponent.

[@Maul565]

what are the odds of yourself or anyone being randomly attacked by a trained pro-boxer? You'll likely to be attacked by an untrained opponent, unless you are the aggravating. Trained athletes are disciplines and won't risk their careers fighting random strangers on the street.

[@JohnnysCoolStuff]

@@Maul565 I agree regarding a professional. But someone like me who spent only four months at a boxing gym improved punching significantly. The sparring was a game changer too. To your point, anyone with training is not likely to be a thug picking fights

[@persada5913]

​@@JohnnysCoolStuff mind you, a silat person doesn''t punch a bag like boxer they punch a wall or a banana trees which is harder than your punching bag. Aah, and they don't wear gloves like you! 😉

[@anthonyallen3328]

So you have videos where you do it with a fully resisting opponent

[@ooooooooosama]

fight him and you got your video..

[@minggumalam4363]

와 그런데 진짜 잘 가르치시는거 같아요.

[@r5t6y12]

I used some of these moves on my couch a few weeks ago. Now all I have is a living room full of demolished furniture and stuffing that's scattered all over the place.

[@floatingdisembodiedhead8975]

Your furniture probably deserves it right

[@sammohd938]

April 2024 😎

[@mohd.hairulazmanhj.alirahm2822]

Assalamualaikum.dimana alamat kalau Kan Belajar ?

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

why is everything done off a lunge punch with the right leg ?

[@ezekielgarza1150]

Is there any sparing

[@nikfakruddin817]

The only thing about silat is so many step to complete and i just wondering the gap between those step if your opponent take advantage from that you may get serious injury.thats why muay thai most efficient martial art because they make it short from theirs step movement.im not a martial artist just my two cents

[@zulkifleeah7889]

Its just for training purposes.. he just show you the many possible variation or situation.. in reality, it would not be too many steps actually.. its just depends on how fast you want to finish your opponent.. Thats why majority of silat practitioner would say that Silat is not suitable sport as it does not showcase the true advantage of the martial art..

[@RegionalMobileforcebattalion12]

Hi maul mornie please notice me im youre fan❤️❤️😊😥

[@mazatrolmultiplex1113]

You are very good martial artist but I can't go to your country to learn. Is there any of your school in Australia?

[@tenggortenggor2295]

I like it

[@oukacharachedi2387]

Very goed

[@luisenciso7225]

hola soy peruano me gustaria aprender este maravilloso deporrte ..paso a paso . espero que se publique gracias ..

[@gohoc163]

Kali n Silat are Traditional Art evolved to keep the Village alive.

[@abdulmg6499]

can i know the music of earlier video and where can i get

[@ryandalida2563]

Idol

[@umarbadrun3521]

itu nmx teknik bela diri kereng bget full

[@Vector028]

Супер 👍

[@animasityal-waafy4713]

9:48, the highlight

[@roninmantis7584]

Nice videos, see much of Chinese mantis. :-)

[@shahrye696]

May i know the title of the background music?

[@maharomnaziranmohammed4415]

I am also want know the tittle of the background this music

[@asdghj4566]

In Nusantara we called it “GAMELAN” song

[@thomassmith7451]

What is the music and artist recording at the start?

[@etk1920]

That is not a baby crying @ 5:25 , it is the guy getting demonstrated on.

[@maharomnaziranmohammed4415]

Tolong bagi tau tittle background music ni sudah lama saya cari

[@raymondesain]

Why did u claim this silat as bruneian martial art??i think original is from indonesia

[@MustAfaalik]

@I believe the ORIGIN is KUNTAU as Guru mentioned in his earlier clips. Kuntau means Chinese kung fu and in this case it is very similar to WC. Others might have different origin from other countries or indigenous.

[@bangmasse3644]

Kenapa orang palembang sipit? Yang sipit itu otang cina doang...

[@michaelspyrou1784]

perfect. i still see a lot of wing tsun. once more perfect.

[@ОлегКо-э9к]

это все замечательно, но я хотел бы посмотреть как он снимет двоечку боксера на полной скорости с подшагом .

[@ОлегКо-э9к]

@@ЛютийТроль сказочники, саша два раза, ты в школу ходил ?

[@ОлегКо-э9к]

@@ЛютийТроль повторяю вопрос, ты в школу ходил?

[@Simon2k17]

After watching this, just youtube any Silat tournament, fight, sparring, silat vs xyz art, then tell me if a majority of this stuff can translate into the real world. Over complicating a fight actually dilutes your performance.

[@bangmasse3644]

Simon2k17 because breaking joints and skull are forbidden. Tournament of silat is simplified version of real silat combat system. Can you name any martial tournament that allows fighter to kick the ball? Even mma forbid hitting back of the head

[@simonmafy]

rahman massewwa except this video has alot of headshots, body shots and leg sweeps and chokes. Which is allowed in most tournaments. Do me a favor and watch the video by only paying attention to the student feeding the punch. Be honest with yourself. Do you punch as slow as this student and do you leave your arm out there and not pull it back after a punch? If the answer is no, then alot of these fancy silat movesets will not work on you. In real time these movesets will not work against a resisting uncorporative opponent.

[@Ramon-bs7kr]

@@simonmafy Totally agree.this fancy movements looks nice but doesn't work against a somebody who have any idea about fight. I saw the penkat tournament and is a joke

[@azamuddinamin9871]

silat tournament using "silat olahraga", the silat movement that ask you to try your best to get points by hitting the opponent on the body (head/face is forbidden to hit) and take your opponent down. there are many silat movement that are forbidden to use during the silat olahraga. this video directly shows how the master performing the movement or we call it as "buah". but there are most basic things before you could learn this, which is how to catch the opponent's punches and kicks. once you able to catch, then you will be able to apply any suitable movement at that moment. in silat that i learn we call it "kaedah asas" or basic method to take the punches and kicks. once you master this, then you are ready to learn the "buah" or the one you call as complex movements. you dont need to memorize all, just memorize the "buah" that easiest and suitable for you to apply, then the fight will become easy on you. and remember, "buah silat" normally use to finish your opponent as soon as possible, so it attacks more on the sensitive parts. because you dont know what you opponent capable of, so better take him/her down on his/her first punch or kick.

[@AwieF4]

Look at the positive side, he was teaching you how to react. It is up to you to apply them base on your situation, knowledge and reaction. If you feel you don't agreed with this technique then just ignore the video. Some people might benefit from it.

[@Ultramax87]

All silats are the same o this is a different ?

[@sigmabale4623]

There are hundreds of types of silat styles

[@abdulhadigunawan8349]

Mantap jiwa

[@Kollin011]

Seems like a style that requires a lot of intelligence.

[@Singa72]

Ninja vs silat?

[@Blade-bc4ue]

This is original silat

[@신형석-x4g]

I want to learn it but i can't because um.. i'm.. very weak and stupid

[@AbdulRazak-pt5cq]

You need assistan bro if not you tired.

[@syazreenjohari8728]

Up

[@SurveyofFilmMusic]

Suffian ALWAYS kicks someone in the balls!

[@d34dsYnt4x]

+SurveyofFilmMusic Effective method.

[@SurveyofFilmMusic]

of losing students

[@Maul565]

+SurveyofFilmMusic In 2016, SSBD is doing its 10th year of World Tour in 4 continents in 16 different countries with 4 more new countries inviting us. I dont think we are loosing students.

[@SurveyofFilmMusic]

i think you get what I'm saying...

[@ayendaniel4199]

8:45 damnmn 🤣🤣🤣🤣what is goin on inside his head?

[@SAS-Limmy]

3:42

[@budiyulianto6134]

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