I could stay all day watching you go from one transition to the next... and then don't come nowhere closer ... nice cam shot! great video! Thank you for sharing! 🙏
Hi Maul... my knees are getting a lot stronger doing the drills. I'm wondering if you have a drill for the hands and wrists? I saw the exercise you did with a staff... and then showed it's application. Believe it was at a German seminar. It would be greatly appreciated if you could let me know of any others if you had time. Didn't expect results so fast and I do the drill everywhere.... quite embarrassing for the wife and kids 😳🤣 Thank you for all the help 🙏
how long have you been training, i learned silat many years ago and still practice but you make it look so... well... beautiful, how can i get to that level after all this time, it seems like flowing... which i know is the whole thing, but how can i practice that better?
He been training since childhood. He was a naughty kid, always got himself in some trouble til his grandpa wanted to teach him silat as an outlet to his strange hyperactive behaviour.
Why is the opponent just standing there half the time? Like so much so he has time to "Jim look" the camera several times. He has ample opportunity to disengage, throw additional strikes to get back into range etc. But he stands there with his arm out and his body in the worst possible position. Then there is the mechanics of the knife wielding, so much wasted movement, so many slashes when a stab is much more pratical.
The opponent just standing there for educational demonstration, it's for skill learning progression. Same thing when baby was born, they don't just get up and start talking and running. Even MMA's fighters has to learn skills by progression, they don't just get in the ring and start punching and kicking. If you watch more of his video, you would know that all extra punches, kicks, slashes and stab are just for prolonging the exercises. We knew if in real life the best skill in Martial arts are running from fight 1st. So if your enemy catch you after you trying to run, all the extra punches, kicks, slashes and stab may come useful.
@@latapekassim5104 First, the guy in the video isn't claiming to be an amateur. He is claiming to be a professional showing a skill. This skill is not being used in anything resembling real life. If the opponent did...anything, the dance routine would fall apart. Second, running is a terrible self defense option. If someone is enough of a physical threat I'm worried I can't fight them they sure as hell can run me down. All you are doing by running is taking skill out of the equation and putting your muscles against theirs.
@@hughehhoule6848 back to your 1st comment, you mention about the 'opponent' not the instructor. You also mention about useless movement of slashes where stab is better. The word you are looking for here is scenario practise. We all know the world unpredictable. So the argument of if the opponent changes his move and the 'dance' would crumble apart is nonsense. They are in a seminar, so that 'dance' is a part of demonstration of an attacking scenario. I would run from a fight if the chances of escaping is bigger than the trouble of getting into a senseless fight that may be can end my life or the opponent life in some cases the law will bite you back for killing in self defense fight. The 'dance' that you are referring to also done in MMA, I'm not saying the same movement but the routine of what the opponent might do in the ring are practise to counter it. It's the scenario that are practise to counters. If you look at the BJJ practise, they done the same concept too. Again I stress, not the same movement but the scenario of an attack of opponent and what you can do to counter it. In the video case, they practise weaponry, so they do the scenario of mostly what an enemy attacking with weapon trying to harm you.
Don't keep wondering for long bro. Attend his seminar and ask directly, he'll surely teach you the strategy behind it. Maul's not stingy, he'll tell you everything about the art 👍🏻
NO ART IS REALISTIC UNTIL THEY DO SPARRING, WITH PENS, RUBBER, WHATEVER... ALL WE SEE IS SOMEONE PUTTING THREE STRIKES ON ANOTHER ONE WHO JUST HAD THE TIME TO PUT ONCE, WHICH IS COMPLETELY SURREAL, IT MEANS YOU NEED TO HAVE 3X TIMES THE SPEED OF YOUR OPPONENT
@UCvmW6GfTPM6l5sJuWuwF3tg that is absurd, you know what im saying, im not diminishing from the art, may it be silat or kali, the strikes are clever, but we need to integrate realism, otherwise, it worth nothing.... if you have a partner that moves once, than your turn to do 3 moves, then they strike second time, and you also do another 3 moves, this is simply unrealistic, at least if you wanna practice slowly you need to let the opponent do an action each times you do one, and even then, you need at some point do sparring, put on eye protections, helmets whatever and use pens, but you need real time speed at the end
He cant because its a dummy art, look at the attacker he freezes, typical technique based arts which you cant apply even in sparring how much more in a real fight.
@@dockilat5576 thats technically how would u learn in process . Same with muay thai / boxing or bjj . The dummy is there to learn the trick and progress the mind in that situation . In karate it self u got to control ur emotion before takes ur moves . Sometime old school teaching method is for sure kill not juat self defence .
@@dockilat5576 it is useful in the old time when the warrior fight each other this kind of technique is useful back in the days and it is still can be useful in certain times so the point is it still can be lethal
La persona que trae el machete no ataca desde una distancia en la puede sacar provecho del machete que es más largo que los cuchillos. Cuando ataca, se coloca en una distancia demasiado corta en donde el cuchillo tiene ventaja. Y siempre detiene el ataque en frente del maestro. Entiendo que estos dills son para entrenar puntos de referencia en situaciones de combate, pero les sugiero que lo hagan en la distancia real en la que se presentaría el ataque. Saludos
Everyone can do shit tons of combo when your opponent is attacking that slow with zero motivation to kill and then wait like a dumb cow that the orther guy finishes his unrealistic combo... Give a machete to a determined fighter and see what's left of this nice choregraphy...
You don't seem to get it. Try to hit this guy with a machete he'll cut you up. He's doing it slow so you can see and learn, the other guy is just being a dummy for the technique. Be smarter.
@@Ogrematic I maintain and repeat, take a determined opponent using all his strengh and blind anger or worse, meth , cocaine etc... he might cut him but i'll be very interested on how many machete hit he'll take in the process... i've seen a guy still alive and running after a knife attack... we counted 15 cut on his body...still running he was...
@@Ogrematic i know an American Vietnam vet medic who only carried a kukri in the war, and used it plenty...dont have to be Nepalese to be skilled is my point. The kukri was adopted from the romans.
@@thea.r.c.1914 Like a kopis blade. But I have read and heard the gurkhas are trained to be able to sneak up on a deer and kill it with a knife. A deer! And I heard from my kenpo instructor they can almost behead an enemy with their technique. The Brits have a Ton of respect for them. 'Nuff said.
@@Ogrematic the burmese and Nepalese especially are the most prolific fighters in the known free world. The great dr u maung gyi has committed 70 yrs of his life in spreading the military systems of the weiza and shamanic tribal peoples of the region. The kukri is my favorite edged weapon. It can cut a horses head clean off where a katana or other sword will get lodged in the bone.
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I could stay all day watching you go from one transition to the next...
and then don't come nowhere closer ...
nice cam shot!
great video!
Thank you for sharing! 🙏
We are so lucky to watch a great guru like him 🙏
MAUL Become Thorfinn from vinland saga but more deadly. One knife is dangerous enough, now two..
LOL. Yeah I agree. hahaha
Such a amazing Instructor! The knife throwing omg LOL as usual great video! :)
ONE MIND, ANY WEAPON ... MUCH RESPECT 🙏
Love watching his Silat. Osu.
Always a great video. Hopefully one day I can get my flows to look that smooth.
I appreciate your style. Disconnected untill the need to connect and destroy. Please keep up the opus magnus
Thanks guru Maul nice moves almost like a dance it leave me speechless as often
That ending surpised me xD, Love from Philippines
Even with rewinding its hard to follow lol, until about thirty times hehe love this art.
He will teach everything after the demonstration.
Interesting double knife flow. Salamat. Mahalo and Aloha.
i like the double knife throw to the balls. One of the essential skills of SSBD. :p
@freaker126....😂
Knife version of re stomp the groin
Hi Maul... my knees are getting a lot stronger doing the drills. I'm wondering if you have a drill for the hands and wrists? I saw the exercise you did with a staff... and then showed it's application. Believe it was at a German seminar. It would be greatly appreciated if you could let me know of any others if you had time. Didn't expect results so fast and I do the drill everywhere.... quite embarrassing for the wife and kids 😳🤣
Thank you for all the help 🙏
Which Drills for knees?
Maul is so smooth with his moves.
Awesome video, thank you very much!
Another great video👍
Good stuff
Excellent video of a true Silat master.
Silat is deadly art not self defenses 🙏🏻
I liked the background music.
I love it every time he throws the knives after the combination. Kinda like a big "F U". Lol
He Marcel watche it , The dude has a knife. great vid Maul.gr from Holland from a college and friend of Marcel
Super!!!Thanks!!!
I took American Kenpo (AKKI) and a lot of our knife techniques look like Silat and Sayoc Kali.
Gerakan silatnya bagus👍👍👍
how long have you been training, i learned silat many years ago and still practice but you make it look so... well... beautiful, how can i get to that level after all this time, it seems like flowing... which i know is the whole thing, but how can i practice that better?
He been training since childhood. He was a naughty kid, always got himself in some trouble til his grandpa wanted to teach him silat as an outlet to his strange hyperactive behaviour.
Cut the hand , remove the hand , wax on , wax off with flow & balance 🧠
Sei veramente un grande sempre i miei migliori complimenti maestro
😂...the reason Maul throws the knives at him is to say....you're done here!
Very interesting)!!!!
This is silat from brunei
Please, where can I study this art in the US??
i think you need to come to brunei to experience yourself in bruneian silat
@@makingmillion Who might I contact to do so?
@@bluepencil99, hi.....i think you can contact the master in this video, mr maul mornie 😁
Seminars will eventually return to the US, and there are several trading groups throughout the continent. Where are you located?
Boston Massachusetts USA
This is the kind of stuff British Special Forces use. They are issued with two knives, a stiletto and a blade with a knuckle-duster handle.
Damn his very good
تسلم ايدك يا جورو سفيان ..
Fascinating
Where can I get the machete trainer from?
Salam persodaraan, dari silat usik dadakan 😊🙏🙏🙏
Love it.
Psht Madiun indonesia hadir bro
The bald guy is quite the actor :)
intro song pls?
Hi sir how to join? 😁
Okay... Not bad, not bad... But what if you have a machete and you're up against an enemy with double knives?
Mantap bossku
Aku lihat dia ahli Suffian ini bkn calang2 org nya. Mmg gerak nya seorg pendekar. Tak prcya , test.
Maul is great!
Maul it’s a true master..i can feel his aura
🙏🏼
One shoot one kill (last part)🤣🤣
Muito interessante!
Silat VS HEMA ☝🏻
Receiving the longer weapon only at the weapon arm ? Dream on. Nice flow (for fun only), none the less.
You just got Mauled
Explore the national forest of it own state sometimes it may find any unique herd to it cure for it state to it use of saving it country life lives
yea right, the opponent just standing still and give up 😂
try in real fight mate 😂😂😂
All Martial art need demo before execution. Even MMA lol
@Alex Du Bois lol funny you comment all this fighting video are demo but you didn't know your while life is a demo lol
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It s not a real attack with machet .
Terbaikk master, sntiasa jdi idola...🙏🏼🙌🏼
Why is every attack the same in every clip
So you can see different techniques. How to flow with different body movements, how to react.
Warning: don't use silat for self defense otherwise you'll end up in jail 😅🙏
Show it in sparring, never gonna happen... I Like the flow and technique, but the machete guy swings slow motion, way to close and freezes ...
They're doing it slow in front of students so they can learn.
😂👍🙏
Why is the opponent just standing there half the time?
Like so much so he has time to "Jim look" the camera several times. He has ample opportunity to disengage, throw additional strikes to get back into range etc. But he stands there with his arm out and his body in the worst possible position.
Then there is the mechanics of the knife wielding, so much wasted movement, so many slashes when a stab is much more pratical.
The opponent just standing there for educational demonstration, it's for skill learning progression. Same thing when baby was born, they don't just get up and start talking and running. Even MMA's fighters has to learn skills by progression, they don't just get in the ring and start punching and kicking. If you watch more of his video, you would know that all extra punches, kicks, slashes and stab are just for prolonging the exercises. We knew if in real life the best skill in Martial arts are running from fight 1st. So if your enemy catch you after you trying to run, all the extra punches, kicks, slashes and stab may come useful.
@@latapekassim5104
First, the guy in the video isn't claiming to be an amateur. He is claiming to be a professional showing a skill.
This skill is not being used in anything resembling real life. If the opponent did...anything, the dance routine would fall apart.
Second, running is a terrible self defense option. If someone is enough of a physical threat I'm worried I can't fight them they sure as hell can run me down. All you are doing by running is taking skill out of the equation and putting your muscles against theirs.
@@hughehhoule6848 back to your 1st comment, you mention about the 'opponent' not the instructor. You also mention about useless movement of slashes where stab is better. The word you are looking for here is scenario practise. We all know the world unpredictable. So the argument of if the opponent changes his move and the 'dance' would crumble apart is nonsense. They are in a seminar, so that 'dance' is a part of demonstration of an attacking scenario. I would run from a fight if the chances of escaping is bigger than the trouble of getting into a senseless fight that may be can end my life or the opponent life in some cases the law will bite you back for killing in self defense fight. The 'dance' that you are referring to also done in MMA, I'm not saying the same movement but the routine of what the opponent might do in the ring are practise to counter it. It's the scenario that are practise to counters. If you look at the BJJ practise, they done the same concept too. Again I stress, not the same movement but the scenario of an attack of opponent and what you can do to counter it. In the video case, they practise weaponry, so they do the scenario of mostly what an enemy attacking with weapon trying to harm you.
You must be new to the channel
With muvis no continuos is very isy...
terbaekkk!
😀😀😀 i wonder what would he do if the guy with machete had a real machete and intention to kill him
Don't keep wondering for long bro. Attend his seminar and ask directly, he'll surely teach you the strategy behind it. Maul's not stingy, he'll tell you everything about the art 👍🏻
NO ART IS REALISTIC UNTIL THEY DO SPARRING, WITH PENS, RUBBER, WHATEVER... ALL WE SEE IS SOMEONE PUTTING THREE STRIKES ON ANOTHER ONE WHO JUST HAD THE TIME TO PUT ONCE, WHICH IS COMPLETELY SURREAL, IT MEANS YOU NEED TO HAVE 3X TIMES THE SPEED OF YOUR OPPONENT
@@urbantacticalcombat what you mean is that boxers never learnt because their teacher beats the holy shit out of them??
@UCvmW6GfTPM6l5sJuWuwF3tg that is absurd, you know what im saying, im not diminishing from the art, may it be silat or kali, the strikes are clever, but we need to integrate realism, otherwise, it worth nothing.... if you have a partner that moves once, than your turn to do 3 moves, then they strike second time, and you also do another 3 moves, this is simply unrealistic, at least if you wanna practice slowly you need to let the opponent do an action each times you do one, and even then, you need at some point do sparring, put on eye protections, helmets whatever and use pens, but you need real time speed at the end
Awesome, I want to see this pulled off in live sparring though
Do you wish to try?
He cant because its a dummy art, look at the attacker he freezes, typical technique based arts which you cant apply even in sparring how much more in a real fight.
@@dockilat5576 thats technically how would u learn in process . Same with muay thai / boxing or bjj . The dummy is there to learn the trick and progress the mind in that situation . In karate it self u got to control ur emotion before takes ur moves . Sometime old school teaching method is for sure kill not juat self defence .
@@dockilat5576 it is useful in the old time when the warrior fight each other this kind of technique is useful back in the days and it is still can be useful in certain times so the point is it still can be lethal
Machete Hit is not realistic, wrong distance, and poorly Hit, teach Ur kids right distance and hits
Yes, it will kill 😀
Just run seriously..... the uke is not being serious or attacking realistically....practice also needs to be at combat speed at some point.
Not on day one.
La persona que trae el machete no ataca desde una distancia en la puede sacar provecho del machete que es más largo que los cuchillos. Cuando ataca, se coloca en una distancia demasiado corta en donde el cuchillo tiene ventaja. Y siempre detiene el ataque en frente del maestro. Entiendo que estos dills son para entrenar puntos de referencia en situaciones de combate, pero les sugiero que lo hagan en la distancia real en la que se presentaría el ataque. Saludos
Everyone can do shit tons of combo when your opponent is attacking that slow with zero motivation to kill and then wait like a dumb cow that the orther guy finishes his unrealistic combo... Give a machete to a determined fighter and see what's left of this nice choregraphy...
You don't seem to get it. Try to hit this guy with a machete he'll cut you up. He's doing it slow so you can see and learn, the other guy is just being a dummy for the technique. Be smarter.
@@Ogrematic I maintain and repeat, take a determined opponent using all his strengh and blind anger or worse, meth , cocaine etc... he might cut him but i'll be very interested on how many machete hit he'll take in the process... i've seen a guy still alive and running after a knife attack... we counted 15 cut on his body...still running he was...
@@Ogrematic sir, I am sure these moves have tested in war and life, this is for students 🙏
Have you ever seen a skilled combatant weild a kukri??? You're insane if you believe a double dagger will work that way...
Well, maybe not against a gurkha. Those guys are born with a knife in one hand.
@@Ogrematic i know an American Vietnam vet medic who only carried a kukri in the war, and used it plenty...dont have to be Nepalese to be skilled is my point. The kukri was adopted from the romans.
@@thea.r.c.1914 Like a kopis blade. But I have read and heard the gurkhas are trained to be able to sneak up on a deer and kill it with a knife. A deer! And I heard from my kenpo instructor they can almost behead an enemy with their technique. The Brits have a Ton of respect for them. 'Nuff said.
@@Ogrematic the burmese and Nepalese especially are the most prolific fighters in the known free world. The great dr u maung gyi has committed 70 yrs of his life in spreading the military systems of the weiza and shamanic tribal peoples of the region. The kukri is my favorite edged weapon. It can cut a horses head clean off where a katana or other sword will get lodged in the bone.
@@thea.r.c.1914 That's exactly what I heard, too. Or an Ox.
Показуха на камеру...спарринг со своими железками продемонстрируй'те...мифотворцы.