Awesome....As an Eskrimador, I love the flow of Silat, and the principle of relentless continuous attack. The arts are very similar, actually, and extremely complimentary. Max respect to all my fellow martial artists out there. Walk in peace.🙏
First of May I say I have nothing but respect and admiration for your skills and your teaching.... I myself teach and have been doing it now for 53 years so please don't take what I'm about to say in the wrong way but this particular technique should not be shared it is just too dangerous there are plenty of people out there with ill intentions in the world it's a shame but it's the truth again thank you so much for your teachings your knowledge I hope you take this message with no offense. Have a good day
@Luke Adair first off may I say that you shouldn't make challenges or threats to people especially in our day and time. When I posted this message I was simply pointing out that if someone does not know how to use. A particular weapon then they should not use it is wisdom and wisdom is knowledge but you sir who came across the way you did you know less then the individual that I originally wrote this letter to maybe it would be a good idea for you instead of posting something like this find something that makes you happy... The one thing I will say is I've run into many people like yourselves who act like tough guys but if it came down to it in the street you'd be the first one to run again find something that makes you happy and stick with it have a good day
Vast majority of the empty hand martial arts are actually derived from battlefield weapon arts. I can tell that this is the sort of thing one would have found in an old weapons kata. There isn't really any "empty hand" martial arts is all derived from weapon arts, this is likely some sort of kae waza for the event you have lost your weapon. The key thing to take away is the positioning of the neck to effect a break & using gravity to assist it. How you get there is how you find yourself there. Peace 🙏 lol (Muso Shinden Ryu 5yrs study)
he teaches very well but I wonder how much of this would be feasible in real life. I used to train in Wing Tsun, they said that you can use your enemy's strenght against him without warm up and even if you're weaker and it all seemed amazing. Then I got into wrestling and I understood that without an adequate physical training you can't win any fight so... the more you try new martial arts/combat sports the more you understand that fighting isn't easy and there are many scammers
@@Harrysuke I mean if you're talking about BJJ then yes, obviously it works, because it's a combat sport and pressure tested against full life ressistance on the regular. This on the other hand looks like movie stuff and too many uneccesarry techniques. He literally cuts his stomach and then his neck, at this point the fight will be long over already assuming the other guy has still not done anything, because apparently that's what real life is like, irony off. And then he still feels the need to snap his neck at the end to make it look extra brutal.
@@kaen4299 That's just the variation execution, depending on the opponent's move. Only one cut or move is needed, but there are so many option available for the Silat practitioner to end the fight. That's the flexibility of Silat. For me, full Silat will never be needed for current peace world. Full Silat is totally for war, there is no limit attached, only kill. BJJ is good, for combat sport, but unpractical for war. In war, Group vs Group always be the frontline fight, no one will want to have 1 v 1 fight in the real world unless it is force by circumstances. But the one I wanted for any martial arts to do is the inclusion of gun in their move. Krav Maga and US Military martial art are examples of gun inclusion in their end move. I also know Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia also practice Silat+Other martial arts in their military drill. The most important thing for any martial arts practitioner is to totally understand their body and weapon. "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles" ~ Sun Tzu, Art of War.
@@Harrysuke Silat emphasized hit and throw. He just did that many move to do follow up and expanding your skills horizon. In real life, if you manage to knock you foe in one punch, its a win-win. jiujitsu, to me is not suited for a tribal art or mob gang. If you manage a take down and go to the ground, you will be spending some time to subdue him. In the meantime, his friends will not wait for him to tap out. Fuck the age of chivalry. They don`t give a shit. They will encircle and stomp you, or chop and hack you up into a bloodbath. Its has to be done quick and swift. Some of the move sets or skills are definitely not suited for peaceful time.
he already turned down a Westly Snipes action film because it would take too much time away from training his dedicated students, so he won't do it for a one -off event like that. He's not in it for the cash so much. When that came out, I now stand not only Impressed by Mauls skill and knowledge but I stand in reverence to his dedication and morality.
This knife Technique totally sucks. Watch him say liver strike while he concentrating on the liver strike why is the blade two inches from his eye. This is irresponsible.
So I’m trying really hard to understand what I am seeing. The gentleman with the knife is staying in one place while he attacks? Is this seminar referencing a unskilled attacker who is trying to mug you? Or a skilled attacker trying to kill you?
it is a Training Seminar, for students to learn movements and tactics, not a combat or sparring session...in my old school we never had Blood Sports as part of the training of white belts.. did you?
@@kobked-x hey thanks for your reply. Interesting enough I seen some seminars that use a little more realistic form to produce the fear effect of how dangerous it is to defend against a knife.
Actually maul already considered the fact theres a chance the opponent can be taller than them. By breaking the ribs, thus inflicting massive pain to them, the opponent will lower its head when they react the pain. Taller opponent is the least of anyone worries. A opponent with a knife is what we should be focus on.
No one, that doesn't understand the basics of SSBD, other forms of silat, or at least Kali, will understand the movements well enough to ever pull it off in a fight.
Devastating defense for sure. But the “if” factor comes into play: this can be done IF the knife attacker stands there afterwards. Too many moves to set up to get to the neck break. Way to many. No way would this be able to be pulled off in a real knife fight
@Aidan Fisher ha2, you know nothing bro. This is "matrial art". Some practionner love to "add on" unnessesary move, make it more spectacular, just for show. Why? This is art bro. Art. You can see similar thing in Muay Thai, Muay Boran as well. Some moves are very2 ridiculous. In real figh, experience user knows thar all these fancy moves are unpractical. The user normally use quick, straight forward, dangerous & deep cut. See this: m.ruclips.net/video/iu6bI5KtXXc/видео.html
@Aidan Fisher i never said Silat is stupid. Read carefully la, master sifu. Sorry, do u know how to read English? The "fancy" move is just for show, to show to audience about "art", "philosophy", "skills & technique". In real Silat fight @ warfare, no play2, no fancy art. Just basic art, fast, dangerous & tricky move to finish the opponent quickly. Hard to explain to people like u. Maybe u watch too much ipman? Haha. Go learn Silat and you gonna admit how dangerous it is. P/S: the Malay fought Siamese toe to toe for hundred of years. The Javanese defeated Monggol @ South Chinese in real, open war. The Sulu fought against Spanish & US for 300 years and force them to use big bullets, fear of close combat from Juramentados. The Acheh fought Netherland for hundreds of years. All of them were Silat practionner. Useless? Useless your black & yellow ass. Haha
@Aidan Fisher haha2. You sounds like big masteer sifuuuuuuuu....wah....i am so afraid...scary.. help me...someone with spenderman power want to kill me. Hahaha. You go learn history how javanese defeated monggol lah boy. Wild ambush? No system? Hahaha. Even Chinese empire thinked twice to fight toe to toe against Monggol. Oh I forgot, you are "Son Goku"!!! Scaryyy!!!!!!! I better runnnnnnnn!!! Helpoooo!!!
Amino FX I don’t need to go I know common sense tells me an attacker dosent come so soft and slow waiting to be taking down and hold hand out nicely. Don’t get me wrong it can work if the person never faught a day in his life. But with a person that has a knife in the hand all it takes is one cut. Allowing one to keep knife in hand for potential multiple strikes is not advisable. But it makes for an entertaining movie.
@@postingyou then you're wasting your time. there are a lot of stuff you see online don't make sense, but you will know why it will work once you experience it yourself. ok bye2 all talk guy.
it is just a drill with reference points-entries and finishes. People use to say the same thing about spin kicks, jump kicks, etc in UFC now everyone is doing them. I just saw a live leak video of a guy duck a live machete attack like a kung fu move, smother the guy than take him down. You cannot say something is innefective if you only see one side of the coin. I used to think that about another style of silat, then by sheer luck I was able to train in that specific lineage and in person, the moves that looked silly were some of the most effective techniques I had ever encountered...I just did not understand the context when watching them on video. Now I reserve my judgement for the most part.
Amino FX it’s irresponsible to be teaching bad knife techniques. I like Silat martial arts but their knife technique will never work on the street. Best technique is to run if someone has a knife not to confront. If you have to confront then you need to control the arm that has the knife . More of an ikeado style control or wrist lock. Less worry on strikes more concentration on knife and control arm.
Wtf are you teaching buddy ! Do u think everyone who is watching this video have the decency and ration to not be using such deadly skills? What would happen when people who learned want to show off?
Luke Adair says the guy who typed “your” when it should be “you’re” And what Rex’s is saying that it’s not wise to teach a neck break online. I agree with him. These techniques are very advanced, albeit impractical. But teaching how to kill someone should NOT be shown online like this!
@@kobked-x That Karen joke has become so old after the 10th guy who called me like that, be more creative loser. And yes, it's unrealistic and useless in real altercations, it's a spiritual dance but at least you get some excercise i guess. That's the harsh reality. This guy would get destroyed by any professional Boxer, Freestyle Wrestler, Nak Muay or any other Martial Art practitioner that actually fights and sparrs regularly. Your whole channel is full with video games lil bro, you don't know shitt about fightning, go back playing your games.
Awesome....As an Eskrimador, I love the flow of Silat, and the principle of relentless continuous attack.
The arts are very similar, actually, and extremely complimentary.
Max respect to all my fellow martial artists out there.
Walk in peace.🙏
I think there is a link there. Doesn’t matter to me which direction it is either. Like you said very complimentary.
One of the best instructors out there that I have seen. Love the fact he gives different options. I would love to learn from him.
First of May I say I have nothing but respect and admiration for your skills and your teaching.... I myself teach and have been doing it now for 53 years so please don't take what I'm about to say in the wrong way but this particular technique should not be shared it is just too dangerous there are plenty of people out there with ill intentions in the world it's a shame but it's the truth again thank you so much for your teachings your knowledge I hope you take this message with no offense. Have a good day
knowledge unshared, becomes a lie.
@Luke Adair first off may I say that you shouldn't make challenges or threats to people especially in our day and time. When I posted this message I was simply pointing out that if someone does not know how to use. A particular weapon then they should not use it is wisdom and wisdom is knowledge but you sir who came across the way you did you know less then the individual that I originally wrote this letter to maybe it would be a good idea for you instead of posting something like this find something that makes you happy... The one thing I will say is I've run into many people like yourselves who act like tough guys but if it came down to it in the street you'd be the first one to run again find something that makes you happy and stick with it have a good day
I hv been practicing silat for few years. I cant disagree or agree with you. Some of it is true
Always a pleasure to watch him teach
Indeed it is, my friend.
EVERYTHINGS DYNAMIC AND OPTIONAL..
THATS THE BEST INSTRUCTOR TO TEACH THAT
👍👍👍
The instructions are clear flowing and smooth!! Thanks Just this weekend there were 6 stabbings! Perhaps I should practice!!
Sir, I like your method. Gentle but deadly.
Silat is Kreativ . Very Good.
Vast majority of the empty hand martial arts are actually derived from battlefield weapon arts.
I can tell that this is the sort of thing one would have found in an old weapons kata.
There isn't really any "empty hand" martial arts is all derived from weapon arts, this is likely some sort of kae waza for the event you have lost your weapon.
The key thing to take away is the positioning of the neck to effect a break & using gravity to assist it.
How you get there is how you find yourself there.
Peace 🙏 lol
(Muso Shinden Ryu 5yrs study)
amazing
A True Silat master. Dangerous man...... I would love to see him fight Mike Tyson in a street fight.
Options, options, options... I love, Love, LOVE options. ... but must it be so mercifully quick and final for that attacker?
Very good.
Thank you 👍🏻
john smith bad technique plus he already out of breath and the other guy dosent move
Slat sulfian kpan seminar di indonesia?
Very good video we need this in London at the moment
danny willis lol this will never work.
there are schools there
Очень интересно.
"There is no Silat without a knife"
Nice stuff to learn.
Deoanand Geer yeah if you want to get stabbed
I don't think so, run as fast as you can when sombody comes after you with a knife.
@@peterpeters4553 are not good people suppose to resist ; fight evil ? That was how the knights of old came about ?
he teaches very well but I wonder how much of this would be feasible in real life. I used to train in Wing Tsun, they said that you can use your enemy's strenght against him without warm up and even if you're weaker and it all seemed amazing. Then I got into wrestling and I understood that without an adequate physical training you can't win any fight so... the more you try new martial arts/combat sports the more you understand that fighting isn't easy and there are many scammers
I roll with a division 1 wrestler once and I can say jiu-jitsu really works
@@Harrysuke I mean if you're talking about BJJ then yes, obviously it works, because it's a combat sport and pressure tested against full life ressistance on the regular. This on the other hand looks like movie stuff and too many uneccesarry techniques. He literally cuts his stomach and then his neck, at this point the fight will be long over already assuming the other guy has still not done anything, because apparently that's what real life is like, irony off. And then he still feels the need to snap his neck at the end to make it look extra brutal.
@@kaen4299 That's just the variation execution, depending on the opponent's move. Only one cut or move is needed, but there are so many option available for the Silat practitioner to end the fight. That's the flexibility of Silat. For me, full Silat will never be needed for current peace world. Full Silat is totally for war, there is no limit attached, only kill. BJJ is good, for combat sport, but unpractical for war. In war, Group vs Group always be the frontline fight, no one will want to have 1 v 1 fight in the real world unless it is force by circumstances.
But the one I wanted for any martial arts to do is the inclusion of gun in their move. Krav Maga and US Military martial art are examples of gun inclusion in their end move. I also know Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia also practice Silat+Other martial arts in their military drill. The most important thing for any martial arts practitioner is to totally understand their body and weapon. "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles" ~ Sun Tzu, Art of War.
@@Harrysuke Silat emphasized hit and throw. He just did that many move to do follow up and expanding your skills horizon.
In real life, if you manage to knock you foe in one punch, its a win-win.
jiujitsu, to me is not suited for a tribal art or mob gang. If you manage a take down and go to the ground, you will be spending some time to subdue him. In the meantime, his friends will not wait for him to tap out. Fuck the age of chivalry. They don`t give a shit. They will encircle and stomp you, or chop and hack you up into a bloodbath. Its has to be done quick and swift. Some of the move sets or skills are definitely not suited for peaceful time.
@@muizrahim861 and that is Exactly why I train in Silat.
john wicks 5 with Maul?
he already turned down a Westly Snipes action film because it would take too much time away from training his dedicated students, so he won't do it for a one -off event like that. He's not in it for the cash so much. When that came out, I now stand not only Impressed by Mauls skill and knowledge but I stand in reverence to his dedication and morality.
Silat sufyan terbaik se dunia
Bai request hinay hinay ba,
Great martial artist,totally impractical for real world scenarios.
MauriceTeague do you understand that it is a seminar. Exhibition ?
This knife Technique totally sucks. Watch him say liver strike while he concentrating on the liver strike why is the blade two inches from his eye. This is irresponsible.
True. Never bring a knife to a gun fight.
Never bring a gun in bomb fight also lol
silat is a chess move
So I’m trying really hard to understand what I am seeing. The gentleman with the knife is staying in one place while he attacks?
Is this seminar referencing a unskilled attacker who is trying to mug you? Or a skilled attacker trying to kill you?
watch more of his videos to understand..
It's just show, none of this works in real life.
@@kaen4299 Yeah everyone says that it's useless until their necks get snapped... And I'm not just saying... And I don't mean that with respect.. NONE
it is a Training Seminar, for students to learn movements and tactics, not a combat or sparring session...in my old school we never had Blood Sports as part of the training of white belts.. did you?
@@kobked-x hey thanks for your reply. Interesting enough I seen some seminars that use a little more realistic form to produce the fear effect of how dangerous it is to defend against a knife.
Seems to me this move would only work with an attacker of similar size.
Actually maul already considered the fact theres a chance the opponent can be taller than them.
By breaking the ribs, thus inflicting massive pain to them, the opponent will lower its head when they react the pain.
Taller opponent is the least of anyone worries. A opponent with a knife is what we should be focus on.
If you get used to the movement it will become a replective
Best Self defense
OFFICIAL NEWS yeah but in a real fight it doesn’t go Down that way. Unless the other guy never fought before in his life
@@postingyou actually it does, when you have trained enough to read your assailant. I suggest training more and commenting less to protect ones self.
@ KOBKED-X it’s not about reading your assailants it’s about disarming them. Especially if they have a knife. I read books not assailants.
silat is the kindom Nusantara martial arts for war
@Aidan Fisher worst your yellow ass
OMG ,why do you show this technique ,this video is been seen by the good and the bad
No one, that doesn't understand the basics of SSBD, other forms of silat, or at least Kali, will understand the movements well enough to ever pull it off in a fight.
@@r.n501 This is movie stuff buddy
@@kaen4299 hey, you mis-spelled your name.. you forgot the R.. Karen
so in reality, one dies and one goes to jail....
Just as long as you aren't the one who is dead.
Why is the one who defend himself against a knife attacker goes to jail if he succeed defending himself. What shit tier law do your country have?
I'd much rather see my kids grow up through bars than die pathetically in an ally so someone can buy more meth...
Move too fast
You don't.
His own knife slash his neck,stab his body.Neck breaking.Over kill.Well,he had a knife.He had bad intentions.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Devastating defense for sure. But the “if” factor comes into play: this can be done IF the knife attacker stands there afterwards. Too many moves to set up to get to the neck break. Way to many. No way would this be able to be pulled off in a real knife fight
There are many ways to take down knife-wielding aggressor in SIlat! Obviously you're so narrowminded and ignorant of Silat! You have my pity!
@Aidan Fisher ha2, you know nothing bro. This is "matrial art". Some practionner love to "add on" unnessesary move, make it more spectacular, just for show.
Why? This is art bro. Art. You can see similar thing in Muay Thai, Muay Boran as well. Some moves are very2 ridiculous.
In real figh, experience user knows thar all these fancy moves are unpractical. The user normally use quick, straight forward, dangerous & deep cut.
See this: m.ruclips.net/video/iu6bI5KtXXc/видео.html
@Aidan Fisher i never said Silat is stupid. Read carefully la, master sifu.
Sorry, do u know how to read English?
The "fancy" move is just for show, to show to audience about "art", "philosophy", "skills & technique".
In real Silat fight @ warfare, no play2, no fancy art. Just basic art, fast, dangerous & tricky move to finish the opponent quickly.
Hard to explain to people like u. Maybe u watch too much ipman? Haha. Go learn Silat and you gonna admit how dangerous it is.
P/S: the Malay fought Siamese toe to toe for hundred of years. The Javanese defeated Monggol @ South Chinese in real, open war. The Sulu fought against Spanish & US for 300 years and force them to use big bullets, fear of close combat from Juramentados. The Acheh fought Netherland for hundreds of years. All of them were Silat practionner. Useless? Useless your black & yellow ass. Haha
@Aidan Fisher haha2. You sounds like big masteer sifuuuuuuuu....wah....i am so afraid...scary.. help me...someone with spenderman power want to kill me.
Hahaha. You go learn history how javanese defeated monggol lah boy. Wild ambush? No system? Hahaha. Even Chinese empire thinked twice to fight toe to toe against Monggol.
Oh I forgot, you are "Son Goku"!!! Scaryyy!!!!!!! I better runnnnnnnn!!! Helpoooo!!!
@Aidan Fisher ohhhhh.....i am so scary master sifuuuuuu..... forgive me mastaaaaa sifuuuuuuuuu lancau.
Not realistic. But nice
go to his seminar, and ask to attack him. attack full force, then you will know for yourself.
Amino FX I don’t need to go I know common sense tells me an attacker dosent come so soft and slow waiting to be taking down and hold hand out nicely. Don’t get me wrong it can work if the person never faught a day in his life. But with a person that has a knife in the hand all it takes is one cut. Allowing one to keep knife in hand for potential multiple strikes is not advisable. But it makes for an entertaining movie.
@@postingyou then you're wasting your time. there are a lot of stuff you see online don't make sense, but you will know why it will work once you experience it yourself. ok bye2 all talk guy.
it is just a drill with reference points-entries and finishes. People use to say the same thing about spin kicks, jump kicks, etc in UFC now everyone is doing them. I just saw a live leak video of a guy duck a live machete attack like a kung fu move, smother the guy than take him down. You cannot say something is innefective if you only see one side of the coin. I used to think that about another style of silat, then by sheer luck I was able to train in that specific lineage and in person, the moves that looked silly were some of the most effective techniques I had ever encountered...I just did not understand the context when watching them on video. Now I reserve my judgement for the most part.
Amino FX it’s irresponsible to be teaching bad knife techniques. I like Silat martial arts but their knife technique will never work on the street. Best technique is to run if someone has a knife not to confront. If you have to confront then you need to control the arm that has the knife . More of an ikeado style control or wrist lock. Less worry on strikes more concentration on knife and control arm.
Wtf are you teaching buddy ! Do u think everyone who is watching this video have the decency and ration to not be using such deadly skills? What would happen when people who learned want to show off?
Luke Adair says the guy who typed “your” when it should be “you’re”
And what Rex’s is saying that it’s not wise to teach a neck break online. I agree with him. These techniques are very advanced, albeit impractical. But teaching how to kill someone should NOT be shown online like this!
This doesn't work anyway, so no worries.
@@kaen4299 oh? I never heard you tried attacking Maul in a class at full power and speed.. how did it go? ;) are you typing from the hospital?
@@kobked-x That Karen joke has become so old after the 10th guy who called me like that, be more creative loser.
And yes, it's unrealistic and useless in real altercations, it's a spiritual dance but at least you get some excercise i guess. That's the harsh reality. This guy would get destroyed by any professional Boxer, Freestyle Wrestler, Nak Muay or any other Martial Art practitioner that actually fights and sparrs regularly.
Your whole channel is full with video games lil bro, you don't know shitt about fightning, go back playing your games.
Sir, I like your method. Gentle but deadly.