How To Train Devastating Fore Arm Power Maul Mornie SILAT

[@AdrianMalat]

This guy is real. No bullshit energy or cakra or hitting rocks or concrete.

[@waltercalvey8965]

All Knowlede, Training, & Physics. Love Maul, Great Teacher !! ❤

[@011humphrey]

Man, I love Pencak Silat, I started training when I was 12, I stopped when I was 35, today I am 54 and still know how to apply what he is teaching, Silat stays with you all your life, cool

[@NorainiIdris-fd5xx]

This is Brunein silat,pencak silat from Indonesia

[@011humphrey]

@@NorainiIdris-fd5xx I used to practice Persuderan Setia Hati Terate from Java

[@outlawedTV88]

no defense against the bullet art folks! Best in the world

[@tatotiteta]

Maul, love from Indonesia. Youre an utterly great Guru.

[@DenkendeMystik-ll8oi]

This man is a different level...

[@thakurenterprises1094]

Thank you so much, it is like years of wisdom compressed on minutes.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Glad it was helpful!

[@freaker126]

decades ago I told my friend to give me a front kick while I defend with my palm. needless to say, it hurts him. Since then I kind of learn what Maui is talking about tensing your body to protects from kicks, punch, etc. another time, I trained with my tkd friend and he told me that he has become stronger and faster than the last time we met. he was right. so instinctively I protect myself with my elbows close to my body. He scolded me because he felt he's in-steps getting swollen. Not sure if it healed before his tkd tournaments in Korea. I've learned that you don't even have to throw a single punch or kicks if someone wanna attack you. It's like, the bigger they are the bigger their leg will be swollen. lol :p

[@kdsanji7129]

Its almost a lost art actually, which many thinks are a myth or impractical, where silat, karate, muay thai practitioners of really old ways of teaching have defensive blocks which hurt the attacker. Practically just blocking attacks, and your attacker stops attacking u because their limbs were in pain, numb or swollen, and the defender just walks away safe without throwing a single punch or kick, just defensive blocks.

[@nashk935]

I agreed. This is kind of the lost art. I think a lot of Silat nowaday missing this part. I think this is the essence in all silat no matter styles. But this essence is lost in most part in Malay world. Somehow, borneo still preseve it well. I am the one who studied Silat long time ago and condemned it somewhile ago. But now, i know. This is what missing. And Silat prationer with this essence, is the true Silat warrior.

[@kingpinda2]

that reminds me of this demonstration between shaolin and taekwondo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqKwaGibfLdsbs0&ab_channel=JuanzhuYaan

[@abdillahazhar1833]

@@nashk935 There are still old style Silat in West and South Sumatra. I guess some native Jakartans, the Betawi people still learn them. Also Sundanese, people of West Java still practice them. Search for Indonesian Kuntau. The art is still well spread, but not many learns it. Probably because we are in a considerably peaceful time. That and modernization, and also the lack of communication skills to pass on the art also make the art not being able to be passed on to nee generations. But, I guess The Raid movies brought back interest in the art. Hopefully.

[@r.s.dissendissen6752]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👉👍💙🙏

[@robdeskrd]

This is intended to connect a little before the the the opponents striking limb is fully extended and held rigid for contact, preferably closer to but below the knee/elbow, palm heal oriented to let the impact force transfer through your arm to shoulder and into your hips- it's a check kick with your hands or a Bas Rutten palm strike.

[@jonathontan4169]

Maul Mornie is so good to watch. I learn so much. I wish he would be able to teach me haha

[@paulkinyanjui413]

My first time here and am impressed

[@hankkuya4354]

Sinking energy gives the energy back

[@kingasher415]

Wow...i am impressed. Great teacher.

[@shemarlosscott4103]

Awesome

[@armiyantomuhamad6726]

Kemampuan mengingat yang rumit jika tidak melakukan latihan bersamanya secara rutin dan bertahap agar kita bisa mengikuti atau mengetahui bakat kita dalam pertarungan sesungguhnya sesuai kecerdasan dan kemampuan fisik, pemahaman maul morni sungguh luar biasa dalam silat praktis yang berbahaya jika terjadi secara nyata, karena pertandingan dengan aturan laga berbeda dengan pertempuran dalam dunia nyata tanpa peraturan dadakan

[@donnyholman1547]

Like the iron sand palm

[@korpinoyvlogs3922]

Thank you so much master Maul, you're the best and great Master in karate, Selfdefence 👍👍👍

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Thank you too!

[@SantiagoMaskaraqueSalazar]

Belajar Beladiri Mi Amigo y Maestro de Pencak Silat .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..-

[@rkidlat]

Excellent! Love this system!

[@darminassimdarminassim7483]

Saya minat .sangat .

[@kobked-x]

this tactic is Exactly like in Judo when you break your fall by palm striking the ground, it disperses the force of impact, as is shown here in a more specific use. As my Silat master taught me, There are no Blocks in Silat, only strikes to improve your ability or angle to finish the fight. No Exceptions.

[@duman5596]

*Silat is not for a combat sport. It is too lethal. Any casual mma fan who think that he want challenge a silat practicioner to compete in the octagon, well ok! But without any mma rules. Remember, when an american kickboxer(rick roufus) challenged a muay thai fighter?! The american disallowed every lethal strikes of muay thai except low kick. See how it ended.*

[@duman5596]

@Aidan Fisher Are you stupid or what?! If silat become a sport, ofcourse they will not use the deadly moves. That would be illegal in a sport.

[@duman5596]

@Aidan Fisher Truly, you are stupid and arrogant westerners. You judge silat to be fake by watching them on video?! Why don't you try it yourself and challenge the master like maul mornie to fight. See if you can stop him from breaking your bones.

[@duman5596]

@Aidan Fisher WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?! *You are stupid and crazy.*

[@duman5596]

@Aidan Fisher Ahh... You just plain stupid, are you?! It wasn't me, dumbass. It is not my style. You should ask youtube. Maybe your comment too stupid for their liking. Lol 🤣😂

[@duman5596]

@Aidan Fisher Lol. You never said that you have a student. You like to make up stories, huh?! You are pathetic and a liar.🤣😂 So long, fake teacher. I don't reply to a arrogant dumbass like you. It is useless. Lmao

[@gp6957]

Sir, I want to learn Silat from you, do you train...

[@mobiusnnaito2543]

what are good body weight training routine in silat for body conditioning?tq

[@SavageAllSeven]

Do all the movements with a 5 pound dumbell in each hand

[@karinelaurence1264]

Pationnant 💪

[@bashlivingstonstampededojo882]

My only issue is that the shin bone is more dense then the forearm bone you could possibly break your arm blocking the round house kick with your forearm especially if they kick using there shin.

[@CephlonMayngrum]

Especially a thai roundhouse with all the weight behind it

[@toxicrayons1222]

Thats why he also shows the palm

[@GioNToji]

I suggest you to see Maul Tarekan videos. It's a Bruneian Silat body-limbs hardening technique , whereas seems to be taught or demonstrated to this video's audiences before the recording. Those Tarekan even breaks hard woods and bend metals that hits the body/limbs when done right. Bones will fracture including shins.

[@nashk935]

He mentioned. You MUST KNOW WHAT YOU CAN TAKE. If you think your opponent kicks is Super Strong and You Cant take it. So why take it with your palm? Get to know what your body can take. That is simple to understand.

[@JoseSanchez-ko9pe]

Where to find a place to learn Silat in Miami, Coral Gables, Miami Bech, in Florida????

[@stanshumer1726]

Could you demonstrate how you would defend lower punches as well. I'm really getting into silat watching your lessons but I can't find anything that covers that defense in silat. Thanks!

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

@Aiden Fisher did u created your youtube profile recently only to post insulting and negative comments mostly on Maul Mornie's clips? and several other silat masters as well. from all ur comments, it is easy to see that u literally have not much idea about blade fighting and or any fighting at all. have u ever attended one of his seminars? nope, because otherwise u wouldnt post any comment like this. and even if u were invited to join for free somehwere close to u, u know and i know that you would not go, cause u wouldnt have the balls to. so why are u commenting only insults and negativity? u envy him because u are nobody and no skills? or all u can is only insults and hatred and no skills? keyboard pseudo warrior?

[@kobked-x]

@@zamolxezamolxe8131 its the kind of thing I may have posted prior to being trained in Silat, and that included being thrown around like a toddler...by a master half my size...Then I learned ..a lot.

[@iragazzidellozoo.4941]

Super Maul.

[@slayearwiniami]

I only came looking for his video to see how smooth his breathing was during the demonstration

[@jab4634]

How can I earn this black t-shirt? 😊

[@ZulFikar-my6fi]

Bagusss sekali

[@akashsisodiya9173]

Love from india ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@INDOWALET88]

Super maul is grandmaster silat

[@gojuboxer4224]

Just curious, why reach for a kick that is not going to hit you?

[@toxicrayons1222]

Well it seems he moves out of the way and he hits its with his palm to hurt him in the shin

[@toxicrayons1222]

@Aidan Fisher bruh he strait up said and explained that when training you use your palm and not your forearm as to not hurt the one who's kicking but in a real situation you would use your forearm lmao watch the video before reading comments dumbass

[@toxicrayons1222]

@Aidan Fisher you didn't even correct anything all you said was I knew nothing 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@anthonyar3347]

What is the point of this drill?? to lightly touch someone kicking you?? Not clear??

[@azmimuzhafar1813]

"Makes sense or not?" ~Maul Mornie

[@MALDONADORUBEN-e3v]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@heinzegger7746]

One thing i not agree: when i was a white belt (i still be after 35 years because i never made a test! 😅) i have always searched to train with black belts etc. I have a lot of bleeding nose!, pain etc. But makes me faster strong and quick… but is not the right way for everybody! But for me it has worked… 😎🙏👊

[@Mr.OnyTay]

Great video Maul Mornie, I did not understand at first, but I do now. The tensing of the body does make reaction time slower and more restricted. Great video, should this be a practice all the time( the forearm tensing)?

[@kobked-x]

Depends on how soon you wish to be able to do this.. I'd recommend training every day

[@ChelleConway-d9t]

❤❤

[@beladirikita]

Tactical...🙏

[@MegaFristy]

Guru

[@antoniolopez6798]

Drill?

[@jeeschin]

If I was in a street fight with no holds barred against multiple assailants, I know who I would want on my side...

[@kobked-x]

Bruce Lee?.. :P I mean Maul

[@stanleyshedd2643]

9 mm

[@jeeschin]

Stanley Shedd not always available whereas your hands are.

[@Ignite-Life-275]

my ar15

[@shirleymental4189]

I guess he's American and thinks he'll ALWAYS have his gun on him. Probably doesn't consider: maybe his assailants also have their own 9mm.

[@user-xh3ld3wx4s]

Ａｗｅｓｏｍｅ！！！

[@asaifaji]

Idk how many time he asked "makes sense or no?

[@AndomedaShift]

I really appreciate your take on striking, but as a Muay Thai guy myself I’d be concerned with blocking a MT kick(not a snap kick) without breaking your arm. I know you bone condition and may palm check at an angle, but still •_• And wouldn’t anyone using hands to check low kicks run a high risk of being set up for a punch/high kick? Like a question mark kick…i know your rear hand is up, but I dunno about this

[@persada5913]

You fight like you were trained to do; you trained muay thai so fight like a muay thai. This guy trained in Silat so he'll fight like Silat. The winner is the ones who is skillful and can outwit the other!

[@BakkerSamuel]

I assure you, he won’t hold a hard kick with that tapping hand......

[@ooooooooosama]

out of 8 mins, u manage to take in just that one point? lol

[@synthamesk]

Great way to break a forearm

[@atukcool299]

If your forearm are weak

[@robdeskrd]

You don't wait till the kick reaches full extension and it's best to aim for a little under the middle joint of the limb because it works the same as check kicks- If the fulcrum is compromised a lever cannot generate power. Also, the old impact conditioning systems can be very effective like real Muay Thai and old school Karate are 2 systems that had very good body conditioning systems of acclimatization to forceful impact over time that produced significant effects.

[@kobked-x]

@Whammer79 he has also been training since he was what, 6 years old or so... Body Hardening takes time, the sooner you start the tougher you will become.

[@donnyholman1547]

You don't get the flow of your not on the same level

[@realtalk9169]

Why do people laugh in a class when the person being demonstrated on by the demonstrator is in pain or hurt that didn't make any sense.

[@Snow4LifeNEver]

It's funny because of how accurate what he's saying is. The demonstration showed without the shadow of a doubt that his statement was real talk, hence the laughter. Ant it's a martial art class. You can't spar or properly train if you're still overly sensible about people experiencing a relatively low amount of pain.

[@glennoc8585]

Slappyslappy slap slap. Cue muay Thai boxet.

[@silatguy]

Muy thai is great! But bear in mind it is a watered down version of other southeast asian martial arts. Even bokator and muy boran resembles silat more than it does its watered down version. Silat has all the elbows and knees and close range attacks of muy thai its just a deeper level of understanding.

[@glennoc8585]

silatguy yes you're right most traditional Style more battle orientated martial techniques has gone from modern martial arts. The shield and dagger forms would be hard to find in modern muy thai schools. Silat was found in southern Thailand around Krabi in particular but from my understanding northerm muy wss based around chinese southern style boxing via the Khmers. Its a grey area.

[@tatotiteta]

@@glennoc8585 Wait, i thought Silat was first found in Riau. Or are you talking about something else?

[@tatotiteta]

@@silatguy Yeah, They all probably came from the same Disciplines. but Spreaded out and Took different forms depending on their Environment.

[@glennoc8585]

Ficco Clivano Ikhsan i thought it originated in Bali.

[@donnyholman1547]

I notice he is using alot of kyusho

[@jomthorng78]

Now I understand why they never face serious muay thai fighters.

[@realtalk9169]

Why do they laugh to see student in pain'?

[@tatotiteta]

Man up dude, cmon. Hell get more of that if he encountered an attacker.

[@realtalk9169]

@@tatotiteta you man up fool come to my gym and spar or, is all you can do communicate nonsense on the keyboard.

[@tatotiteta]

@@realtalk9169 Huh, what? youre the one making nonsense. First you comment about how they treat their student and boom now youre asking me to spar with you? try to realize what you just said.

[@realtalk9169]

@@tatotiteta Man up? Nonsense? In in training you don't have to injure your training student. Here is my invite to my gym. Lord's. Gym 7071 Hammer Lane Stockton California. You feel what I belive is nonsense Im offering you the opportunity to instruct me in person. . Nervousness? Trolling is cowardly. Man up.

[@demon6937]

@@tatotiteta that guy is an incel have patience on him maybe he got a period

[@mohamedtahir767]

mma won't stand against pencak silat

[@realtalk9169]

Man up? While you watch video cllicking on nonsense Im training every day. You man up come to my gym and spar .

[@godblessr4ez958]

give me ur ig man. Lets talk about it.

[@Luigibett]

hahahahahahahahhahha

[@bender_cigar]

Maul Mornie is incredibly overrated lmao. Can we see literally ANYTHING else from the same kempo karate style hyper choreographed attacks?

[@Funky1ism]

Bird Person your mouth is overrated! Dont judge stuff you dont know nothing about.

[@Maul565]

Bird Person the fact that you watch all the videos makes you a fan. Thank you. Please keep commenting to add to the viewers count :D

[@madjidchouarbi3921]

Bird Person . There is only little martial art instructors who show the use of iron body conditionning in combat. You don't understand that what Master Mornie is presenting to us was a really secret part of the fighting training in old time. Of course, he has to ask his partner to attack in a certain way to demonstrate the principle of his art. I doudt you could truly understand what Master Mornie does if you looked at him fighting at full speed in a free fight.

[@dracul1986]

How can you teach people when the students can not see what you do?

[@afiqsince86]

@@Maul565 stop responding to negative comments. All my positive comments you never respond XD