Silat Suffian Bela Diri - Joint Dislocations & Takedowns

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A successful 2 days seminar in IJjsselstein, Holland on the 31st March & 1st April 2012. It was organized by Badradin Oulali.
APPRECIATION
1st and formost to Badradin Oulali (Dutch Training Group Leader) for organizing the event.
To Marcel Hosrtman, Grant Martin Scruggs, Mounir Ahmed, Badradin Oulali, Ivo van Adrighem, Radley Remirez and Jan Van Den Borne for their patience in assisting me in my demonstration.
To Rob van der Sluys for the camera work.
Thank you to the Dutch Training Group for their constant support, effort, hard work, dedication and friendship.
Thank you everyone who came and travel from throughout Europe.
My apologies if I miss anyone.
This seminar like my other events aims primarily to raise the curiosity and awareness among people from different nationalities about the martial heritage and culture of Brunei Darussalam in general.
DISCLAIMER
The video featured may cause serious harm or death if used irresponsibly. This video does not constitute as a self defense instruction or advise. This video is for cultural information and entertainment purposes only. I do not encourage you to harm another living creature 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. The Video is for entertainment purposes only and cannot be used as legal advice.
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[@joekelly4]

This is one of my favorite martial arts channels

[@Ki11bot]

I like how he's teaching precision control over joints. If you're accurate with your pressure, it doesn't take much force to break or force compliance. A lot of people teach sloppy or don't relay the idea that you "take all the slack out" of a joint BEFORE you try to manipulate it. Good stuff. Always like these vids. Thanks!

[@mygears4u943]

For me the high level in the martial art is Silat. I realize that after I became Teakwondo, Karate and Muay Thai student . So sad and now learn Silat/Buah Pukul Mersing/Lian Padukan.

[@Bubble23428]

My Gears 4u lol

[@Davidzxcv1]

If dificult means high level... then you are rigth

[@greatwhitefins9946]

Absolutely right ya Khair ...that's why silat not exposed to other countries till modern days

[@hinhaale2501]

I get you. I did muay-thai for 7-8 years seriously.. I'm a part time instructor in MT too. But then I discovered Kun-tao, studying jurus and now I can't get enough of all various Silat styles. Not just 'cause it's vast, Muay-Boran have very many techniques and some style variations whether you've trained in chaeng-mai or like phuket etc. But because Silat is so much more fun ofc. :P Don't feel sorry though, martial arts should be a journey - enjoy the ride and be glad like me we know of it now and it's probably a good base to have, rather than none or some bullshido. So don't see it as a waste of time, you learned to apply your hip and kick mid body kicks that often put people down writhin in pain, you built physique and got rid of the instinct flinching/closing eyes at punches/whatnot coming at you, distance control, strong and good technically in clinch, flexible (esp from the TKD) and so on; The list of Pro's is long;) You could have gone with ballet or smth instead aswell too, life is funny that way - think on that alittle too :P

[@hinhaale2501]

*Did buah pukul too awhile until the only good instructor moved from Stockholm :/

[@haekalsuarez1301]

Guru Maul is a humble master, you have my respect from Silat selendang merah practiser..

[@TheShavedleggs]

This blessed man is a warrior AND a healer

[@zasmirko100]

Liked very much. One of few teachers whos technics are perfomed with martial power, relaxed, fast, exact and fluently moving from one to another.

[@ElChangoEse]

Honestly this video is something incredible. This teacher teaches something important: Do not be guide by apperances. This martial art is really easy, but it also requires coordination and skill.

[@einchun]

Maul is an incredibly skilled teacher. Love his seminars. The 4 dislikes are probably from Krav Maga guys... :-))

[@mywingchunsucks]

wow man this guys is so graceful with all these techniques. Great Stuff!!

[@southernrocka]

this dude is my friend !!........nice one Maul see you in May !!.

[@jasonbourne4748]

Very nice! I have practiced Silat for more than twenty years and I must say that Maul is one of the best practicioners/teachers I have ever seen. It would be an honor to meet him and exchange som ideas. Thank you for uploading!

[@turbokitty222]

I trained JKD for years and this is exactly how my instructor trained ,very confused, does anyone else see the close similarities ? Nice video great instructor come to America !

[@ArthusofAzeroth]

you know its a brutal and effective martial art when the guy you're demonstrating on is squirming and making funny grunting noises while the moves are locked on :D

[@tlapower]

Just so you know Guru Maul of Silat Suffian has a two day NY seminar March 23-24 this year. I'm quite sure you'd love it. Not many people at all do what he does, in his way with such skill. If you have questions, let me know.

[@6switzerland]

Like the descending arm bar takedown and the shot to the floating ribs that precedes it.

[@AxSalasS]

I love krav maga. But this Silat Suffian it's awsome, it's so powerfull, speedy and great. :) awsome

[@joecoonan3931]

Alex Salas You may find Panantukan very interesting also. Similar roots to Silat, but more heavily Boxing based, though every single thing that is banned in Boxing is added. Is called Filipino Dirty Boxing. The flow in the system is incredible, as you will see if you look it up.

[@metafora88]

Silat itu ilmu, dan ilmu hanyalah alat. Yang beramal dengan ilmu sahaja yang akan mendapat manfaat. Dan tak ada ilmu yang tak bermanfaat, cuma pelajar yang tak cukup pandai untuk memahami dan mengambil manfaat. Biarlah dari mana silat itu berasal, tapi kalau sekadar nak dibuat berlagak, campakkan sahaja ke tong sampah itu lebih baik.

[@lamelama12]

Truly a science of body angles with brutal game ending finish. Love it brilliance

[@emailnanaon]

guru silat di indonesia semakin sedikit, banyak teknik yang hilang, they canot make a living from teaching silat because they're tradisional people who dont undserstand marketing... thats why many pendekar silat (practioner) more developing and famous outside indonesia... lets apreciate silat as art, martial arts, its belong to world wide, not just indonesian..

[@bletolek7796]

Teacher Maul, please make a seminar in Indonesia, specifically the city of Samarinda - East Kalimantan which is one island with Brunei Darussalam (Borneo Island). I am very interested in learning martial arts suffian. 🙏🙏🙏

[@232323C]

this guy is a master

[@089hlj]

-This guy is unrivaled in his Silat. Probably the best I've seen yet. I'd hate to see him after a cup of my buddy Joe's strong coffee.

[@jayabrams6305]

He is so talented.

[@Kembaraku]

Very efficient movements!

[@CeJavie]

very nicely presented very similar to Chen style China grappling it's great to see other systems share similar joint manipulation principles..really well done congrat's to the poster..

[@DimiStranaHD]

Silat born n practicing in South East Asia ..majority are from Brunei, Malaysia & Indonesia

[@Ki11bot]

In Morgantown, WV. Mostly BJJ and MMA, boxing and kickboxing. I've been doing Kali there for about 7 years.

[@einchun]

Well, as far as I’m concerned, there is nothing fundamentally wrong with KM - except for the attitude. Those guys (at least the ones I've met) are usually convinced that their system is the very best and all other styles are bull-shit to them. I trained KM in some clubs in Antwerp, Belgium and their attitude towards other clubs and styles just bothers me a lot. A good martial artist/ fighter should keep an open mind. There’s a lot to learn from other styles.

[@pakarilusi]

Hebat! Good work Bang Guru Maul... :)

[@agentzero9782]

Techniques in this video I feel can be of great use to law enforcement on all levels

[@hoiwoi1632]

totaly agree to this, its for the policeforce difficult to handcuff a person some times. while if they learned these skils its so easy to handcuff a person.

[@sv4h22a4]

Thats why in indonesia everyone is polite,even police towards wrongdoers..u might run into some silat badass from far away village and might get fuck right there and then

[@Feabri012]

Mantap bang maul, salam dari Indonesia👍

[@willydihar]

wow, nice moves. i remember the movie 'yasmin' a bruneian movie about silat :-)

[@2bjjones]

i just wonder how effective silat is comparable to muay thai. I just say that because I practice silat but I always figured the two can compliment one another.

[@serakmurid]

excellent as always!

[@VVindowZ]

silat is working on the street, a disbeliever can come and try, it IS painful to be the victim...

[@truebluekit]

Hebat sekali Cikgu Maul!

[@terryhoward5228]

this guy is awsome

[@dosenputera2822]

Silat dari zaman ke zaman tekniknya makin berkembang 😁

[@AimerYui]

hingga akhirnya ada di turnament 😅

[@gonzoyouknow]

I love the arm nuggie at 3:20!!!!

[@andreodacosta1317]

Saya dari indonesia....itu mirip sekali sama pencak rahasia yang sudah saya pelajari mulai dari kecil......apakah itu pencak rahasia?????

[@christinaedmondson4031]

thank you for the video i'm writing I chose this fighting style for my main character would have helped me through fight scene

[@Saicofake]

Why is his moves so fluent.

[@voltanzapata8024]

I bet he can take on ten guys at once would love to see him make a mockery of UFC!👊🏼💥

[@actionjackson5759]

Could you please make videos of you doing your moves slower and step by step so I can learn Silat? Thanks!!

[@tlapower]

You can always improve. Be patient.

[@billyray323]

Would love to learn some of these techniques

[@danilovsky22]

Great fighter!

[@stefomate]

lol wouldnt say that. im a krav maga guy but mainly a kali guy. i love silat too but havnt started to train properly yet. i personally think the south east asian martial arts are some of the best in the world

[@ONESHOT92E]

finally someone with the correct view !!! i ve been always telling this to people and they don t seem to get two things 1 it krav isnt really self defense it is made so that soldiers wont be afraid to engage the enemy 2those techniques have been around since ww1 did we have to wait for a national group to comercialize them and sell them?

[@ivanildodelfino9866]

nossa demais,quero aprender a me defender assim.

[@sanucues]

Brueni Silat ...hmmm I see some sancues and v-arnis princples in play here starting with the footwork,inside sector,outside sector ,V stepping shoulder and hip balance,is key with waist and the upper body and hip alignment ,,trapping the lead foot,circular arm movement ,protecting the center line with the defenders lead hand intercept and parry .Then striking with the rear hand and redirecting the opponents energy into a sweep,off balancing ,lock and take down OUsh.

[@hinhaale2501]

Good one! Funny too:) 👍

[@sadiqrozindar7167]

If you show in slow motion, then you will quickly understand that you do it very fast, do not understand.

[@hku99]

Oooooooohhhhhhhh!!!!! pure luv

[@royrieder2113]

Silat is some dangerous!

[@mohdfaridbinmokhtarmokhtar6450]

why

[@chinoperfect]

Estaría mejor sí mostraras desde otro ángulo la forma como haces la palanca

[@nowayasway5258]

I loved it!

[@pangeranWalet]

great techniques !!!

[@josephgoebbelsh2285]

Karate: 100% Streght, 100% Power, 100% Phy Attack, 100% Damage, 100% HP.. Kung Fu: 100% Speed, 100% Agility, 100% Phy Attack, 100% Power, 100% Damage, 100% Phy Def, 50% Recist.. Silat: 100% Tecnique, 100% Speed, 100% Agility, 100% Critical Strike, 100% Critical Damage, 100% Phy Def, 100% Recist, 100% Damage, 100% Combo, 50% Phy Attack.. Karate & Kung Fu (Warrior) Silat is (Asassin)

[@jorickcardozo7658]

Excelente oooossss 💪🏼🥋🙏

[@radhas7663]

Nice technique sir

[@TheSilatiger]

kun tao,indo,kun taw,filipino both mean kung fu-think this Bruneian silat probably originated in java-the Javanese kun tao is from shaolin kung fu,mixed with silat=kun tao silat

[@knightwhite3198]

it really killer movement

[@danielniel8160]

kemaren saya ad di brunei, kurang lebih 2 tahun, tapi sayang nggk sempat latihan silat ini.

[@mohamadnorhadirashid7668]

silatkan indon punye pergilah belajar di negara sendiri kan indon lagi handal

[@B1gBangA77ack]

Wicked nasty. This stuff is amazing.

[@anwaral-talloang708]

Pencak Silat Is the Best

[@KUMULUAAKIRA]

Buen video ecxelente tecnicas

[@myellis100]

Awesome.

[@user-lc2vx2mu6p]

You are wanderful

[@ZulFikar-my6fi]

Awesome.. Kereeen!!!.

[@fooltimer]

what style or other specific is this kind of silat? i rly like it, and wanna find some club in my country, thx

[@muhaiminakbar4472]

Silat sufian Bela diri

[@adeyadi6365]

Silat moto is " Bela Diri " ..it's mean " Self Defend ", but have effective strike to fatal point in human body.

[@cattzharun]

Cantik silat ni Xde kat malaysia ke

[@mgdalope]

Where is NY seminar? Who to contact? Thanks

[@bullschitt514]

And Maul can kill any of his enemies in seconds. With his bare hands.

[@charlestesla1987]

Buenísimas técnicas

[@kafapantunari9753]

Good.....

[@ArphenMaethor]

Very well done

[@DeevaInggar]

how the heck suffiand learn martial arts? I want to learn really, because my self-defense is a losing battle.

[@shahrinrin5590]

mantap...bila nak buat seminar kat malaysia

[@badlishahshabudin9339]

malaysia ada tak instructor silat suffian ni?

[@aimanjaafar5578]

Nope

[@ariesfootball]

Effortless defense......thanks

[@titanlord4105]

Good job , understandable

[@mutiaranasihat297]

master maul morni tolong video dasar2 silat sufian dong.

[@abdu8672]

Silat pertarungan jarak dekat, tdk banayak keluar tenaga menyerang dari serangan lawan ke titik mematikan dan fatal

[@maximushowell545]

This is sum mortal kombat type shit

[@HijabLoversX]

visit indonesia .. Silat is only one of the martial arts that exist in Indonesia. there are many other martial arts

[@stevenkok1926]

Energetic.

[@neinhoalmeida7767]

Excelente

[@LXFREESTYLE]

sum tight moves like it good job :)

[@yefriervandi1]

mantab

[@tlapower]

He is from the Brunei.

[@jakewalden771]

Please Come to Atlanta

[@ericolea3499]

Jake Walden Maul was in DC few months ago next one Connecticut in March

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[@ayiemic9321]

Good techniques n step..basic

[@tlapower]

Where do you train in the States?

[@shaque86]

u know this is no child's play when u actually felt sorry for the sparring partner...

[@aurelioruiz9365]

Maul565 i ben watching ur videos n i like ur style brenian silat fighting i find it very fasinating...do u have any dojo in arizona?...please get back with info

[@ericolea3499]

Aurelio Ruiz we have study groups in different parts of the states no Arizona Maul will be 4 times this 2020

[@rockers2rockers616]

Bloody hell...ouch!

[@Mysteriomystique]

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