The Demonstration of Silat and Arnis in Hong Kong Part 1/2

[@garywilliamson1859]

I don't understand the language but this instructor is unbelievable. Very fast, very smooth. His techniques are almost effortless. His timing is crazy good. Thanks for the video. It was a pleasure to watch him demonstrate his martial art.

[@bymaswisnu]

the student of cecep arif rahman

[@chualekkwan]

He is speaking in Cantonese

[@wijoyo3153]

Terima kasih tuan muda sudah memperkenalkan silat,anda begitu lincah,gesit,cepat & genius,semoga selalu beruntung

[@johnmccarron7066]

That's something I appreciate about SE Asian styles, like silat, escrima, and muay thai: they are wonderfully efficient and practical.

[@burningknuckle26]

yup. its pretty to watch. and brutal

[@spiritualwarriorhealer6154]

This guy learned alot when he was blessed by the filipino masters. My teacher would never teach at this speeds. Slow.. Great skill remember our technique don't always mix well with other seasoned artist, but on the street fighting a non-practitioner the Arnis seem very effective. Brazil is the deadliest country for.knife assault in the WORLD!..

[@remix8786]

This Is PENCAK SILAT(INDONESIA) NO ESCRIMA OR MUAY THAI👍

[@spiritualwarriorhealer6154]

@@remix8786 ok Pencak Silat how many forms of Silat are there.

[@tacticalcombatfighter2787]

@@remix8786 No. This is Arnis, you can read the tottle of this video. Arnis is Filipino martial arts.

[@indahtriana7473]

I laughed myself seeing the teacher handling the opponent without staring at him at all. How skillful the teacher is. Terima kasih banyak /thank u very much

[@pyanayi2952]

i really love what u r doing man.. it is really hard to notice or find a chinese that learn this silat that came from most we known from malaysian or indonesian tradition.. really love it

[@plezurwzallmine]

This is by far one of the most devastating and immediate forms of self-defense that I have seen. Much respect.

[@jacobsabata2232]

Look up hapkido

[@muazthunder]

FEED THE HUNGRY TROLL Bruce lee defeated by silat.

[@dualsoul7398]

Is this trully a self defense!!?? 😅what i Saw was someone actually almost killed somebody 😬 though it's just demo

[@gaborhorvath1067]

Just a few words : deadly......and the teacher knowledge is awesome....respect

[@ammarsulaiman5069]

As a malay ...im so very proud of you sensei/sifu... bcause you knows about silat even you are chinese people... Bcause chinese always practising their own martial art like kungfu, taichi or wingchun

[@TheJackOfLIfe]

I very much like how powerless many of the moves were and well.... How smooth they were. I might take a silat class soon, and I have a feeling my aikidō training will help.

[@tlapower]

I understand that this man has trained the Silat of Maul Mornie, the world touring silat guru.

[@musicplayerman2]

One of my friends told me about this style of martial arts and ever since I saw these demos and videos I have wanted to really try it out and hopefully keep training in it. I assume there are schools that teach this style in American but I havent been lucky enough to come across one yet.

[@helmyardiansyah1203]

Come to Garut west Java

[@bladesociety]

This has got to be one of the best FMA demos I've seen on youtube! My hat's off to you, mate! That was outstanding!

[@ARTDEVGRU247]

Absolutely

[@Yashin184]

I wish i could understand him. He seems like a really cool dude and a skilled martial artist (the main dude talking)

[@clydethekiller]

This dude is fast. I must learn this

[@cesarcrash]

I am very impressed with it.

[@gibransiregar4214]

come on guys learn this im from indonesia,come to indonesian

[@Bubble23428]

gibran siregar I will lol

[@bintangmultimedia2317]

unfortunately, the dude is not Indonesian hehe

[@Bubble23428]

bintang multimedia duh he's from hongkong

[@jac9963]

Absolutely brilliant. I love the arts of the Archipelago. Max respect.

[@aurelioislas5152]

Uffff una de las artes marciales a mi parecer mas completa y temible ,excelente demostración....saludos desde Veracruz,Mex.

[@MuisicsubAnima]

Este tipo es un Genio el mejor que eh visto en el Arte Marcial del Silat, no como otras cagadas que enseñan pal tuje, me inspiro este personaje del video es bueno se merece un like...

[@brizzlintea346]

A Silat video with kick ass music in the beginning. Beautiful

[@bearpath100]

Okayyy. So good demo, as a silat/kali/Muy Thai student of Guro Dan Inosanto I'd like to offer to the detractors here in the comments. That this is demo, demo shows possibilities of application. When we spar, its a different view entirely, weapons application/foot work/ hand eye cooordination is fun to see and do. It's no different than randori in JJ/Judo/or Muy Thai..... Sparring is different if only because the gross motor skills are reverted to the more you tire. Plus if you've got good sparring partners they can hurt you as much as you do them. This keeps you honest about your abilities. Lastly, I have used my silat/kali many times over the years while doing EP/Security and Law Enforcement. I've never had an excessive force complaint or law suit because I continually train CQC/Hand to Hand and martial arts in general so I can view my sidearm as a tool in the box not the 'only' tool available.

[@loverboymilano]

TimberBlay so true

[@عليالصلوي-ض9ض]

+John Milano Please, then, I hope to find someone to help me. I joined this martial arts school and I will be indebted to him for the rest of my life. Can I find someone who can help me learn these arts?

[@hadinataroslan]

where do you live?

[@goncalobaia1574]

Pretty good Sorry, I read CQC and felt I needed to make the referrence.

[@JTuaim]

That's the closest I've seen to penjak. But he's obviously fighting trained victims. I realise it's a demo. But I'd like to see two pandekers go to it. It's good to see no padding.

[@arnisfmadeftac]

GREATLY DONE ALWAYS ,CONGRATS BROTHER!!

[@JustLookA7]

This guy is a freaking badass!

[@irmansyahihsanulhakim798]

Keep going with great exhibition and demo bro. Salute from Indonesia (Practicioner of Arnis, Sundanese Indonesia silat). Two thumbs !!

[@yumiyuki5851]

Itu adalah gaya silat Betawi

[@lidyabersamin470]

wow, nice demonstration, you did it fast.. fantastic..Mr. Evan Tai very interesting

[@pyanayi2952]

i am malaysian people that this martial art very proud of this...

[@markmadsen6828]

This looks a lot like SCARS training.. you don't wait for them to move.. you move through them with purpose.. survival...

[@stuarttaylor5333]

what a fantastic demo. wish i could do it.

[@nelson0922]

EVAN VERY WELL DONE MY BROTHER , I HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON ,GOD BLESS YOU

[@mikavw707]

Nice work! Greatings from Belgium

[@nafezasalama]

Sangat mengesankan,,, cinta dari Indonesia...

[@DanurdaraIndraswara]

omg...his movement are really awesome

[@galingade4590]

Silat Suatu karya seni yg mematikan Indonesia love you

[@r1zalrazul]

jagan bisa sampai orang2 melayu belajar silat pada lain bangsa..

[@voodoogrape1]

Beautiful fluidity.

[@richardsilat9594]

This was mastery... very impressive.

[@aditabah27]

5:00 the scarf thing he wear is called "sarung" in Indonesia.. many years ago that scarf is used by villagers when they are walking in the night.. that can makes them warm and far from mosquitoes bites..

[@zulhazman7526]

Reza Adi Pratama Correction .. in Nusantara

[@tatotiteta]

and we use silat to kill those mosquitoes

[@asrorulaalam8208]

very nice...plus if you can,,this is very helpful for good

[@ikspisedunia]

Nice

[@JeeniusGaming]

wow this guy is just amazing !

[@shujiling213]

Awesome skill

[@miguelangelabascaltorres1472]

Muy buen Instructor. Un saludo desde España

[@baldieman64]

I have Malaysian friends and all they ever sad was that Silat was flowery and not effective (they both ended up high grades in Wing Chun and Hapkido training in KL) but the more I see of this family of martial arts, the more impressed I become. I was introduced to Kali back in the late 80's whilst training Japanese Ju-Jitsu and the hand work was far superior to anything I was getting from the Ju-Jitsu. I now know of course that this too is from the Silat family. Sadly, my only access to Kali was through a cross training partner so I didn't train formally - I wish I had.

[@topherodesk]

silat of indonesia and malaysia are flowery.... the filipinos removed the flowery part and made it combat effective and applied it in kali eskrima or arnis.... the same with judo, aikido etc... filipinos get the effective and take away the ineffective....

[@kicudo001]

Kali is proven and effective. It was wildly used by pre-spanish filipinos against invaders and also used it primarily as defense. During the spanish occupation, Kali was used against the muslim insurgency. Was also used in the filipino-american war and used again in guerilla battles in ww2. So, it's ancient and also deadly.

[@dedenwahyudin4643]

👍👍nice...indah gerakan nya

[@dannichols6261]

I've seen a number of otherwise very appreciative comments wishing they could *understand* what is being said. Now given that it's 6 years after this posting, it's probably too late to even think of adding closed captions, but perhaps someone who knows & understands the demonstrators language could transcribe what he's saying into a comment here, which could then be pinned to the top? Most all of the comments here are in English.

[@barbaragley2384]

Top pode ser usado cm manta aki no Brasil !!! Bora treinar!

[@miguelcastano3210]

Conozco el kali desde hace años, fue por la primera arte marcial que me interesé de adulto. Con este hombreo veo que la agilidad es un punto importante, pero no solo por la ventaja. Se juega en distancia corta, en mi opinión, se expone demasiado. Hay mas posibilidades "de que salga mal" desconociendo al adversario o las armas que pueda tener. Esa agilidad con los años no será igual, posiblemente. Son muy diestros con los cuchillos, espadas, dagas...desde luego. Espectacular.

[@Kruger187]

That half nelson chicken wing one armed escort was worth the entire video alone. Mad slick.

[@powerexplosivefeick3633]

Fantastico entrenamiento me encanto 👏👏👍👍

[@rin99o]

If you wants to see great silat in movie, Watch The Raid

[@ufotofu9]

I think that's why 99.9999% of us are here, with a .00000% margin of error

[@animepabu5526]

Lol I'm that .00000000000000001% I read on some martial arts site that Silat was one of the most brutal martial arts, so I was like "okay okay lets see how brutal it is". That how I got here.

[@kobked-x]

@@animepabu5526 youtube Maul565

[@goncalobaia1574]

@@ufotofu9 i actually dont know wtf the raid is, saw it on a list and decided to check it Not disapointed at al

[@yudouyami7655]

this martial art is use in war of independence of indonesia

[@TalLeyKAL]

@Aidan Fisher after the proclamation in 1945 by soekarno, indonesia fight an independence war againts british and dutch so no treaties until 1949, so Indonesia's independence is in 1945 only some countries recognized it. so its a war for 4 years until it is recognize by dutch. and Pencak Silat was used during colonialism even before 20th century. usually used by warriors from SEA nation like modern day malaysia, brunei, and so on. also some soldier that fight japanese do fight with bamboo spear. and they are not stupid but desperate, they would use anything they had in their arsenal be it stones or a bamboo they would use it. so idk about your source but ok...lol

[@TalLeyKAL]

@Aidan Fisher lmao you just said what i said, treaties until 1949, before that indonesia fight using whatever they had be it japanese weapon that they took or just some rocks and bamboo, and of course we independent through treaties and diplomacy, but if our fight was failed when dutch and british invade indonesia after ww2 it would be another 10 or 20 years before independence... your argument does not have any rationality tbh. And what's wrong with proud with your country? Nothing wrong with it. Lol

[@TalLeyKAL]

@Aidan Fisher i have books called "Indonesia dalam arus sejarah" it means indonesia in the course of history, and i have 8 edition that tell the history until reformation era. So idk about your source, can you send it here

[@TalLeyKAL]

@Aidan Fisher and about silat just search the history of pencak silat, but i know you are lazy af since you are comment like that but its okay i guess

[@TalLeyKAL]

@Aidan Fisher oh the irony where is the source? Come on. That books written by historian and i think they are indonesian. So just give me your source

[@oditmalik2332]

He is pencak silat and arnis maestro👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@davidgabrielpeck]

Very good demonstration thank you for sharing

[@hossam86]

.... when they got to the knives I saw nothing but murder machines... holy crap.

[@hakeemdj368]

that's why it's only use in battle situation, not in ordinary live

[@ethanbautista813]

Am I the only one that came here because of the raid

[@irwanandaltria]

+Ethan Bautista me.. me..

[@unsound_7]

guilty

[@kippyKippy]

no me to 😂

[@italianduded1161]

nope man

[@yukfaing7752]

same

[@johnsonjohnson129]

Silat doesn't fight, Silat kills...

[@mohamadifni4304]

Come on broo............... Silat for fight..Seni Silat (Art) for war....

[@reynaldocalang4324]

Wow! very Nice Moves Evan... Congrats :)

[@senseimursaleen1713]

Great master oss, i want to talk to you can you send me your Whataps no.

[@johnrocky1540]

Best tecnik in silat that ever i see.

[@mouradtahraoui1497]

Wow excellent demonstration 👍

[@piterdhan5578]

I'm proud because silat from Indonesia, Pencak Silat is an ancient Indonesian martial arts, pencak silat name itself comes from the name of Indonesia .... pencak silat means that martial arts :D

[@ikehkimochi6385]

2020 orang Indonesia mana yg nonton? Like&comment😁🙏

[@KHGKHT]

I am in Indonesia. Silat uses mostly intelligence and high speed. Silat is the deadliest self-defense.

[@of-fx5ou]

The pencak variation of silat in java is undoubtedly the most renowned. Though it is the beauty of Silat that it expresses the cultures whom adopt it.

[@r1zalrazul]

you make me laugh

[@EarthAlien51]

This is insane! And true martial art

[@TaufikHidayat-ey9eh]

Mantap refleknya krn sering terbiasa latihan

[@andrianpro5056]

I am from indonesia, frankly this makes me laughing, a chinese demonstrate Silat. He is so fast, so danger. Amazing.

[@andriasiswanto]

I'm also from Indonesia.. And your name similar with mine .. 😁

[@bayulistiantaraaji3296]

Mengerikan ni menyerang dan dipotong urat dan aliran darahnya apa lagi dengan krambit makin vitality.. tapi kta guru biar tidak menjadi kebiasaan jelek berfikir dahulu sebelum last attack... Krn mmg sangat mematikan serangan silat ni

[@giovanidwiagustianto1349]

im indonesian...u good in silat...but better show some respect to ur sparing partner before and after u show every each technic

[@mysticstylez811]

ilmu tuhan kita boleh aja menuntut dimana2 aja. asalkan ada hati dn berminat utk menuntut. ia tidak mengira usia, darjat, bangsa dn agama.

[@remydrenth8567]

The Contractor go away

[@The-Contractor]

Remy Drenth @ I prefer to laugh at you ridiculous losers, thank you :)

[@fabooshka]

If you observe more keenly you could see that he does a quick salute after every move to show respect

[@remydrenth8567]

@@The-Contractor wow badboy that you are, go tell mommy what you said on youtube

[@johartsplaylist]

THIS IS FMA, KALI ARNIS ESCRIMA!

[@zlearning3023]

Now is FMA but in the past Philippines learn silat and adopted to fma.

[@zlearning3023]

7 years ago

[@SantiagoMaskaraqueSalazar]

Evan Tai ..Maestro de Penkat Silat Instructor Policial y Escolt@s Privados.. El guerrero tarde o temprano deberá combatir, cuando lo hagas usa todo tu aprendizaje, usa sus codos, manos, rodillas, cabeza, piernas, porque una guerrera 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 un guerrero Shalom..-

[@johncollins5501]

Ty vs Doug. Interesting silat

[@paivariela4166]

Eu sou fã de karate

[@mohamadkhairimohamadani9094]

Permainan Cindai yang menarik.

[@Aitarak-zn3fm]

#Eskrimamate how long does a person who is fluent in hongkong (or Chinese) learn silat until he is such an expert? surprised me. his expertise can be very comparable with those who really live in the martial arts environment. kang cecep, iko, yayan, maul (from brunei).

[@gustavociarniello]

MUY BUENO, SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[@عليالصلوي-ض9ض]

Please, then, I hope to find someone to help me. I joined this martial arts school and I will be indebted to him for the rest of my life. Can I find someone who can help me learn these arts?

[@dannyhernandez1442]

Wow the movements are smooth and swift

[@TheKetota]

Indonesian Silat martial art, they have fast parrying blocking and striking techniques, also fast take down techniques, including joint lock submission, you can be good and mature only if you senior keep practice for long times, and Arnis is Filipino martial art, very good at stick fighting, parrying with stick also take away opponent weapon

[@DyDy-f8f]

Mantab om

[@aquelerromojas4424]

Please review indonesian "debus" part of pencak silat..

[@MDTTMP]

Oh yeah. Nice work.

[@lordkobra1511]

Silat is about speed,focus and efective

[@nerflirui]

好猛... 尤其是3:46 Karambit 那一段。 请问上传者是视频里的教练本人么？

[@seikohendrawan]

very cool. we love it. Great silat!

[@altaicoural2045]

FANTASTIC.... TOP LEVEL

[@michaelmccormack4692]

Very fast and smooth

[@billb1861]

How about slowing it down so we can see what you’re doing.

[@lutfiiskandar8249]

Amazing video

[@theagency13]

Love to attend a seminar, please let me know when you're doing one in south Florida. Thanks

[@sittimutmainnah6635]

filipino is best in knive fighting

[@TheKetota]

That is Silat knife style Indonesian martial art , I know Kali cause I been learn Kali, also Arnis stick fighting

[@supermarkgeder4452]

@@TheKetota the knife drill was actually Pekiti Tirsia (Philippines) which focuses on impact, sharp and edge weapons but yes the drill which they used the karambit is silat from Indonesia the hand to hand clearly a dirty boxing or commonly known in the Philippines as panantukan, the used of sinawali everytime he start his drill gave it away.

[@iainmacbeth4543]

Smooth and fluid, classical Kali

[@Masyamase]

The video tells us that if you have trouble with and have to face a silat master, you can die not only once, but many times.

[@paidikembaranepaijo4018]

Amazing

[@4KCEEJAY]

4:56 what is the name of this kind of scarf?

[@TheBallinCollin96]

2:55 Holy shit this dude is like Ip Man + Kano

[@johartsplaylist]

its FMA?

[@jonupshaw7351]

what is he using? is that some kind of scarf? I want one!

[@justinharris7321]

I believe it is called a sarong (don't quote me), but a handkerchief/belt, rope...etc all do the same thing, with some slight alterations to the technique of course. It is about the angles of attack and the defense vs those.

[@zulhazman7526]

It's sarong and easy to get in Malaysia n Indonesia.. my mom wears it everyday 😂😂

[@herlinak1720]

it's called sarung, indonesian wear this in daily basis, especially to go to mosque to pray.

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

If you're in the Philippines, we call it Malong in Mindanao, Patadyong/Hablon in Visayas and Tapis in Luzon... Out of all of them, I think the term Malong would be more well known...

[@عليالصلوي-ض9ض]

Please, then, I hope to find someone to help me. I joined this martial arts school and I will be indebted to him for the rest of my life. Can I find someone who can help me learn these arts?

[@rhmannaif56]

سبحان الله والحمد لله والله أكبر ماشاءالله جميل جدا ابطال حقيقين اصحاب هذه الرياضة

[@andhikabismantara5765]

he is a direct student of the martial arts Silat Kang Cecep Arif Rahman

[@furrybear]

This very beautiful, however, only one thing bothers me. The demonstrator only helps up his companion only once. : /

[@TheJackOfLIfe]

I know in our aikidō dōjō we train not helping others up. The reason is, under duress, you may help someone up if you did it in training. It's a big thing when you get used to helping someone up in practice.

[@furrybear]

Shift That makes sense. Thanks. I never thought of it that way. When I trained, we were to always help up the other person.

[@Geekman333]

Furry DaBear We always help our training partners up. Always. Because we respect them. We know the difference between training and fighting...but I understand Shift's point of view.

[@nathanridgeway6800]

Geekman333 My instructor once told me a story about a friend of his. In training, he would disarm a gun, hand it back to his partner, and disarm it again, over and over for practice. Well, one day some guy pulled a gun on him. Before he could think, muscle memory kicked it and he took away the gun. However, muscle memory also led him to hand the gun back to the guy. He said it was harder to take away the second time.

[@Kumagai1976]

My take on this is if your partner cant get up by themselves it may mean they are hurt so best not help them up, it doesn't mean youre not polite its to make sure your partner is not hurt.

[@syafrisyafri3396]

Terlalu cepat sulit utk diikuti,tlg ada gerakan yang lambat trims.

[@MrTv-id7xz]

Bang kali. Jngan lupa same Sambas i...😊..

[@kfliden]

Great demo!

[@MyThoughtsBelow]

So the principles of the wrap cloth could be used for a t-shirt or bed sheet?

[@hide1986]

sarong

[@minnesotakungfucom]

yes you might have to adapt some depending on the length and type of fabric but the general ideas will work with almost any flexible item I even learned a technique from one of my Silat instructors that was a woman where she took a guy down using the strap on her purse, just be careful if trying these at home I heard of a case where an instructor broke the neck (and killed) his partner in a demo doing a take down too hard with the sarong around his partners neck

[@jordank7812]

minnesotakungfu.com so which form of pencak Silat is used in this video?

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

And bags... Especially sling bags...

[@malcolmsoh5648]

Is it illegal to learn knife defence in Hong Kong? Is this video illegal?