Kalaripayattu is the most ancient martial art..It's called the mother of all martial arts..Founder of shaolin Kung Fu Bodhidharma is from south india who was a kalari expert.
I keep hearing from supporters of Chinese martial arts that Muay Thai came directly from shaolin kung fu, but the more I read of Thai and Indo-China history the direct influence of Chinese martial arts is sparse at best, with most being Buddhist philosophy teachings in the region. The war and fighting styles such as Myanmar Lethwei, Muay Thai, Muay Lao, and Cambodian Bokator all seem to have a greater direct influence from Indian customs and systems. Kalaripayattu looks very much like what you see demonstrated as Muay Boran.
I was a judo champion,boxed,karated,learnt thai,jui jitsued and am silat guru,and I can see the value of this training-this is a form of drills to work techniques,keep agility,its not fighting per se-most of this is designed for weapons,kalari competion type fighting is in a wrestling grappling mode,its an ancient art,a mix of greek,persian and indian -some of this is found in silat
This is pure Indian martial art and oldest techniques for self defense so you cannot compare with foreing martial arts because it is the first martial art made by Indian Indian monk
kalari is more than just kicks there is an entire part dedicated varma meaning secret shot attacks...giving blows on nerves they can paralyze you with one blow. then there is URUMI the most lethal sword ever! you also have daggers, 6 six feet long sticks, short sticks. without doubt this was martial arts designed to kill not defend ...it was for war and it uses more weaponry than any arts i know
Perhaps if they fused it with a better adapted move for that kind of combat, this wouldn't be very effective against other styles at its base state, it feels more like a dance but has potential for that, yes
It's not real deal one bit I'm sorry, those kids are performing a dance it seems like. Their legs have no flexibility, if you side spin a kick you'll break ypur foot
@@Keyur07 kalaripayattu is really deadly that's why they don't teach them offensive and aggressiveness they only teach them basic movements in order to defend if used properly that can be real deal brother
This is real. Like the moves they are practicing here, you can tell they are being careful not to use serious force because if they did they can actually cause damage. Their strikes and grapples aim at soft spots of the body. If these men were actually trying they could really hurt each other.
I done martial arts all my life and never heard of this art before. Wow! there is alot more out there than people know! KOOL! Post some more stuff on it if you can please. Awesome!! :D
@@adoniss6905 Empires and cultures (such as the Egyptian) existed way before kalaripayattu and they had wars so they definitely had martial arts and military training thousands of years earlier too. Even humans who were hunter-gatherers had weapons (sticks, spears, axes, stones, maces, bows, blow-guns, unarmed combat, etc) which they did not only use in hunting (which took skills) but also against each other when tribes were waging wars against each other.
So in this example, they're clearly putting on a performance. But even so, you can see how if they were actually serious and they were fighting for real, how this demonstration could very quickly turn into a brutal martial art.
This combat style may not be the strongest, the most graceful, nor the most refined, but there lies its beauty. Observing non-choreographed sparring videos, i feel that no other martial art is this raw and primal. I wish to learn this as a base for developing my own combat style. I promise it will be unlike any other.
@@keralatourism hey dude I'm frm Chennai I quite interested n learning Kalari art which best place in Kerala learn kalari fully I mean like nokku varma varma kalai urumai all weapons etc...
I done martial arts all my life and never heard of this art before. Wow! there is alot more out there than people know! KOOL! Post some more stuff on it if you can please. Awesome!! :D Many parts of it resemble kung fu
Kungfu went to china from tamilnadu... Bodhidharma was a tamilian who went to china and taught them both kung fu and zen tao buddhism... so its no surprise kung fu resembles ancient south Indian martial arts...because it is ancient south Indian martial art
It's ancient warfare, but it's grappling, throws and locks along with nerve attacks can be used in self defence, but have to tune it down to apply it in mma
@gbb357 if you would study history you would know that a lot of things aren't really backed up, but you try to get as near as possible to the truth through research... so if you look at how buddism and martial arts began to spread in the asian region you will easily see that kalari was also one of the major martial arts which was a big inspiration for kung fu...
@gbb357 Bodhitara Chadili was the 3rd son of the king of Koshi in Southern India. He was a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th/6th century AD and is traditionally credited as the leading patriarch and transmitter of Zen to China. According to Chinese legend, he also began the physical training of the Shaolin monks that led to the creation of Shaolinquan.
Hello Uma, glad to know this. Please visit www.keralatourism.org/kalaripayattu to know more about Kalari. If you are interested to learn Kalari, please check this out... www.keralatourism.org/kerala-article/2010/kalaripayattu-cvn-kalari/72
They say that Kalaripayattu is perhaps the oldest martial tradition in Asia, and it's influence was carried eastward into the rest of Asia. And I can see why. Looking at this I see movements that are similar to certain forms of kung fu, muay boran, karate and even silat.
Read about Bodhidharma , a tamil Hindu prince turned wandering sage , who literally brought martial art and budhism to China. Kerala, tamil nadu etc were part of the same kingdom back then
Sin dudas el Kung fu se nutrio de algunos sistemas hindues pero esto no quiere decir que los estilos de la India gestaron el Kung fu. Antes de que los monjes shaolin hicieran kung fu, aprendido de algunas enseñanzas de Bodidharma ya se conocia el Kung fu en China. Hay que tener en cuenta las diferentes corrientes: clanicas, etnicas, monasticas, escuela de guerra y el extranjero.
@gbb357 Historically, the art can be traced to the Middle Ages, or ca. the 11th to 12th century, more specifically to the account by historian Elamkulam Kunjan Pillai who attribtues the birth of kalari payat to an extended period of warfare between the Tamil Kingdoms Cheras and the Cholas in the 11th century AD. While it is clear that various forms of martial arts have been practiced in China since antiquity, very little detail on specifics can be recovered for times predating the 16th century.
Every person who's watching this demonstration, as a Kalari practitioner🙏 I would like to explain you that, This is clearly not a proper demonstration of Kalaripayattu's hand to hand combat!😞😞😕😕 Here's these practioners are only throwing each other, jumping and apply locks very slowly without any strikes at all... 😅😅😅 Most Probably, they aren't trained enough to apply the techniques, as it's the last thing to learn in Kalaripayattu(Kalari training can even take your entire life span). Or, they just don't wanna show this stuff to everyone.💔💔 In Kalari, the last stage is Verumkai(Unarmed combat) It includes: Mainly open hand strikes from different different angles + Different types of Punches + Kicks from different directions + Slips + Long Blocks + Short blocks + 64 types of throws in grappling + counter of the throws + 18 types of locks and their variations + Unlocking the locks + Elbow Strikes + Knee Strikes + Marma hitting(and most deadly). Verumkai is putted above all combat stages of Kalari, Koltgari (fighting with wooden weapons) and Angathari (fighting with metal weapons), for a reason🔥...
@gbb357 like I said my friend... Research :). Might I say additionally if it may not anger you in any way. As a High Ranking Martial Artist myself, may I implore you to keep an open mind when it comes to discussing Martial Arts and not criticize another Martial Art. In any discipline whether it be Kung-fu, Wing Chun, Muay Thai, Capoeira etc. they all teach the same characteristic... Respect and Honor one another.
It is obviously choreographed! There are many of these kind of training to improve instinct and perfection of body postures/form(and for toning the body) before actual combats ( which were l wars as well as boxing kind of thing/tournaments) This knowledge was restricted to few people ( mostly due castiesm , elitism and stuff... So it was not really effective against invaders ) Combat is just one of the main aspects. It is more famous for neurological points (marmam) , massages , medicines and treatment
Even British saw it as a threat and banned it's practice, though Kerala had very small population and even smaller number of people who are educated in this
@gbb357 umm yes Buddhism and Shaolin do have something to do with Kung Fu :) Your knowledge of Martial Arts has nothing to do with how it all originated, Im referring to what heavily influenced martial arts,which is Buddhism.Buddhism regardless, was the main benefactor to how Shaolin is now today.I am aware that they are two difference things. Both faiths have similar morals and ethics but chose defferent paths with them.The Shaolin temple is also a Buddhist Monastery if you didn't know.
I thought the floors had to be just earth... Anyway as a person with such strong problems with anger management that has seemengly fuckt his index finger's knuckle on a wall outside his therapist's office; I really appreciate the forearm strikes techniques... although they seem telegraphed af
@gbb357 that's your only point... the kick...and you know what, if you do the kicks always the same way you'll get predictable, and that would be your end in war... and you wouldn't expect such a kick from a martial artist, so if he would do it fast enough, it could mean defeat...
I can accept the fact that Bodhi taught Buddhism & Yoga, & the fact that India has a strong influence, not only in China, but all over the world. That's a fact. India is one of the most influential culture and has one of the richest history in the world. Another fact.
@AlexLococo ...TKD is directly related & derived from KungFu, that's why you'll see exactly similar kicks like the Tornado kick & 540 kick from both arts. Jujustsu, Judo, & BJJ have distinct and specific similarities because of their history, again they all came from a similar origin hence the similarities. Simply watch any KungFu demo videos here & compare it to any Kalari videos, you can't deny the differences or in this case, no similarities whatsoever in execution, form, & style.
@gbb357 I mean to say, Bodhi lived in china and made himself, enlightened himself, and definitely it doesn't mean there should be some source which says, yes!, Kalaraipattu and chinese maritial arts should be same, only for the reason Bodhi trained them, in wiki it's wrote, Bodhi trained their "weak" bodies, One more thing, History says something, Various people has different voices, but the facts may vary, History only gives the bottom line.
Just because all the proofs and artifacts are destroyed, doesnt mean that Kalari was not the basis for the development of Kung Fu....Kalari is the base of martial arts...brought from India to China by the great master Bodhidharma.
I think what he's talking about is a Indian monk came to the Shaolin and taught them Yoga excersises.The Shaolin to this day do many strength and flexibility training based in Yoga and so does Kalaripyattu.Fighting techniques of"Kung fu"is a very broad term and covers a vast aray of styles, time periods, land radius. There's probably Thousands of "Kung fu" styles, but alot of the training comes from Indians, at least in the most famous Kung fu place, Shaolin =) Not ALL kung fu is from there lol
yick yack this yick yak that...indian were the first..chinese were the first...this will lead us no where brothers and sisters..i found that both chinese and indian martial arts are both beautiful and effective..
@prince24mathew ..Here's two more. Titled, "Shaolin Monk vs Taekwondo Master" this is a demo, and this one, actual competition, titled "Kung Fu Master vs Taekwon Do Black Belt". Again, that's real KungFu, no similarities whatsoever with Kalaripayattu or any other Indian martial arts.
what an incredible x3n0ph0bic, prejudiced, ignorant, r4cist, kalari hater you are hahahaha ruclips.net/video/h6aGikIL-I4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/WwoeGzyxINk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/V0ba_yWxBCs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/MDIRoEEIt6k/видео.html ruclips.net/video/oI84oM_bJeg/видео.html
kalari is the mother of martial arts and it went 2 china from the hand of boddhidharma. ihave got the timeline: INDIA Ksatreya Vajramukti Simhanta Bodhisattva Vajramukti Trisatyabhumi Trican Nata Dharmapala Mahabhuta Pratima CHINA Seng Cha Pu Sa Chin Kang Chuan (Bodhisattva Vajramukti (Po Fu) (Huo Ming) (Pa She) (Pai Chin) Seng Ping Chuan Fa or Kung Fu (Karate) (Tae Kwon Do) (Thai Boxing) (Ju Jitsu) (Judo) (Aikido)
@gbb357 yeah, and you know how it's done right? are you out of your mind or didn't your father catch you after he threw you up in the air? maaaann... kalari was meant to be usefull if you're fighting in a war... so it's obious it's meant for war... and this kick is sloppy and easy to predict... but it's so easy, that you can combine it with a slash of a dagger or something else... that's that what makes the difference
@prince24mathew ...Watch the videos i suggested, that's real KungFu. Nothing close to Kalaripayattu at all, not even a slight resemblance. FYI, Kalaripayattu has animal forms as well, but it's not the same form & technique as KungFu's animal forms.
@gbb357 research it yourself my friend :) ;; I speak from an unbiased perspective as I study Muay Thai and only state facts that I read from historical accounts such as yours truly, Ip Man who indeed says so himself, may he R.I.P might I add. It's not the credibility and reputation that makes a Martial Art strong, it is it's disciples and techniques, and how they compliment eachother in terms of learning. The root of one's mistake is not in the Martial Art itself, but the Martial Artist.
@prince24mathew ..No kidding it's a demo. Demos usually looks more fluid & choreographed. That kick is a simple kick to the shin, in a real fight or even a competition fight, it'll be useless, & you shouldn't block it like that, by stooping down low with your hands down, you're leaving yourself wide open for a strike, any strike. That's just common sense. Watch a KungFu demo here, you'll see the huge difference in execution, form, & style. Proof that they're not related.
@prince24mathew ...Watch this demo video titled "KUNG FU vs TAEKWONDO", that's a demo & that's KungFu. FYI, TKD is derived from KungFu. BTW, that's from the show fight science, i think.
@gbb357 Present day chinese, japanese world worship dharma as their guru, they know about Bodhidharma, and please read wikipedia, it's mentioned there that Dharma was the one who trained chinese, and possibly Kalarippayattu, an indian maritial art purposefully should match chinese maritial arts, Bodhi left India and practiced zen in Chinese, Frankly, That time, an indian surely did not had any knowledge of Zen, and It's a wonder, that how come an INDIAN be a GURU of Chinese, can't reason!
@praj92 ....Okay, "The earliest references to Chinese martial arts are found in the Spring & Autumn Annals (5th century BCE)"where a hand to hand combat theory, including the integration of notions of "hard" & "soft" techniques is mentioned. " Fact, there's no similarities in technique, style, execution, & form between kalaripayatu & KungFu. Just watch & compare all the videos here in youtube between the two. YOu have to be blind or in denial not to see the obvious & complete differences.
Mai puch raha hu itne jano ne unlike kyu kiya hai , jo bhiise dekh rahe hai tum logo kya jalan ho raha hai kya jo itne Jan unlike kiye ho jab kung fu karathe wala video dekhoge tab to bhar bhar ke like karoge
Kalari is really not used conventional fight. It's mainly used to straight up killing mostly practiced in wars. Also 90% of its fighting techniques are forbidden and not shared after the ban of learning of kalari at the time of British rule. Kalari helps maintain a body.
@gbb357 Gautama Buddha himself was born and raised in India might I add. This "lie" you seem to be angered by; the boasting of Kalari being the "mother of all martial arts", is purely the conveying of a romanticized propaganda by Martial Artist enthusiasts who have no sense of Humility and Open-minded perspective. Masters know that only those who seek knowledge not want knowledge are worthy enough to study a Martial Art. Which is mostly why Kalari is rarely known or publicized/advertised
Wow! ❤ I'm feeling immensely proud that It's purely Indian. 🇮🇳
Kalaripayattu is the most ancient martial art..It's called the mother of all martial arts..Founder of shaolin Kung Fu Bodhidharma is from south india who was a kalari expert.
@John Titor exactly, wrestling is probably the most ancient form of martial arts
I keep hearing from supporters of Chinese martial arts that Muay Thai came directly from shaolin kung fu, but the more I read of Thai and Indo-China history the direct influence of Chinese martial arts is sparse at best, with most being Buddhist philosophy teachings in the region. The war and fighting styles such as Myanmar Lethwei, Muay Thai, Muay Lao, and Cambodian Bokator all seem to have a greater direct influence from Indian customs and systems. Kalaripayattu looks very much like what you see demonstrated as Muay Boran.
Exactly.. even we can hear Indian Lord's name like Hanuman , Rama in muayboran.
Muyathai masters called as "KRU" . In India masters called as "GURU"
Kung fu was taught by an indian called as bodhi dharma you can search about him.
I was a judo champion,boxed,karated,learnt thai,jui jitsued and am silat guru,and I can see the value of this training-this is a form of drills to work techniques,keep agility,its not fighting per se-most of this is designed for weapons,kalari competion type fighting is in a wrestling grappling mode,its an ancient art,a mix of greek,persian and indian -some of this is found in silat
Sir how can you say that this is a mix of greek persian and indian...why cant it be 100% origimal indian?
This is pure Indian martial art and oldest techniques for self defense so you cannot compare with foreing martial arts because it is the first martial art made by Indian Indian monk
Please go and study and bow bow
kalari is more than just kicks there is an entire part dedicated varma meaning secret shot attacks...giving blows on nerves they can paralyze you with one blow. then there is URUMI the most lethal sword ever! you also have daggers, 6 six feet long sticks, short sticks. without doubt this was martial arts designed to kill not defend ...it was for war and it uses more weaponry than any arts i know
These kids are upcoming stars
I definitely wanna see someone apply this in MMA
it doesn't apply to MMA at all. maybe if they perfect it maybe then.
Perhaps if they fused it with a better adapted move for that kind of combat, this wouldn't be very effective against other styles at its base state, it feels more like a dance but has potential for that, yes
No one would punch like that in mma tho thier defence while someone punches will not be useful@@Dyanafog
@@armfight510 maybe, im thinking maybe just a handful of moves from this being added to combos
Wow great martial art technique they are lifting and jumping on each other like they are weightless. Superb☺☺❤❤❤👌👌👌👍👍👏👏
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This is the real deal.
It's not real deal one bit I'm sorry, those kids are performing a dance it seems like. Their legs have no flexibility, if you side spin a kick you'll break ypur foot
@@Keyur07 kalaripayattu is really deadly that's why they don't teach them offensive and aggressiveness they only teach them basic movements in order to defend if used properly that can be real deal brother
@@aniketsatpute2389 bro these guys are training in akhada
@@aniketsatpute2389 well kalaripayattu is real deal cuz it includes yoga which is the best
This is real. Like the moves they are practicing here, you can tell they are being careful not to use serious force because if they did they can actually cause damage. Their strikes and grapples aim at soft spots of the body. If these men were actually trying they could really hurt each other.
no, it legit look like ancient wwe
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I done martial arts all my life and never heard of this art before. Wow! there is alot more out there than people know! KOOL! Post some more stuff on it if you can please. Awesome!! :D
This is the first martial art in the whole world originated in India ❤️!
@@adoniss6905 Empires and cultures (such as the Egyptian) existed way before kalaripayattu and they had wars so they definitely had martial arts and military training thousands of years earlier too. Even humans who were hunter-gatherers had weapons (sticks, spears, axes, stones, maces, bows, blow-guns, unarmed combat, etc) which they did not only use in hunting (which took skills) but also against each other when tribes were waging wars against each other.
@@deductivevariance3497 bro kalari was first practiced by parshu ram(before 5000 bc)
So in this example, they're clearly putting on a performance. But even so, you can see how if they were actually serious and they were fighting for real, how this demonstration could very quickly turn into a brutal martial art.
I love, like respect kalari 🙏💚💜💫💛.. I am sri lanka....... 🚩
We malayalis love srilanka 🇱🇰 majority of malayalis ezhava castes are decendents from srilankans budhists ♥️🙏🏾
Sometimes it looks like muay thai , sometimes like penack silat, other times like capoeira and Wrestling bcs Kalaripayatu is everything ❤
This combat style may not be the strongest, the most graceful, nor the most refined, but there lies its beauty. Observing non-choreographed sparring videos, i feel that no other martial art is this raw and primal. I wish to learn this as a base for developing my own combat style. I promise it will be unlike any other.
Beautiful movement... Martial arts truly full of art
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@@keralatourism hey dude I'm frm Chennai I quite interested n learning Kalari art which best place in Kerala learn kalari fully I mean like nokku varma varma kalai urumai all weapons etc...
@@SureshS-iv4qj In Chennai itself there's Shaji's Kalari. They teach Kalaripayattu
@@mohit5895 but wtvr learning it's purest form from its origin roots gives us best learning😍🔥
Love the performance
I like this martial arts 🥋❤
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I done martial arts all my life and never heard of this art before. Wow! there is alot more out there than people know! KOOL! Post some more stuff on it if you can please. Awesome!! :D Many parts of it resemble kung fu
Kunfu originated from this martial art
This martial arts Technic should spread all over India. So we also larn from other states also.
It is in Delhi ❤
Amazing Cultural 👏
Kungfu went to china from tamilnadu... Bodhidharma was a tamilian who went to china and taught them both kung fu and zen tao buddhism... so its no surprise kung fu resembles ancient south Indian martial arts...because it is ancient south Indian martial art
Is this real combat training?.
It's ancient warfare, but it's grappling, throws and locks along with nerve attacks can be used in self defence, but have to tune it down to apply it in mma
@gbb357 if you would study history you would know that a lot of things aren't really backed up, but you try to get as near as possible to the truth through research... so if you look at how buddism and martial arts began to spread in the asian region you will easily see that kalari was also one of the major martial arts which was a big inspiration for kung fu...
@gbb357 Bodhitara Chadili was the 3rd son of the king of Koshi in Southern India. He was a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th/6th century AD and is traditionally credited as the leading patriarch and transmitter of Zen to China. According to Chinese legend, he also began the physical training of the Shaolin monks that led to the creation of Shaolinquan.
The battles... Just like dancing! =DDD
Beautiful!
Thank you!
i wish i could learn this
Hello Uma, glad to know this. Please visit www.keralatourism.org/kalaripayattu to know more about Kalari.
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@@keralatourism thankyou 😊
@@umaastrology3607 always welcome sister 🙏🏻
very good demonstration !! lv from Punjabi Sardars to South India
I want to see Indian martial arts on world level like one championship
Good acting. Koorekalamayallo nadakkavil cvn kalariyil padikkunnu. Sonthamayittu thudangan avaru sammathikkumoo. Athooo chekkummoo
@TeamWingChunUk without this martial art there would have never been wing chun ;)
We need original stunts like these in Malayalam movies
@gbb357 Brother, I am not Comparing, i am saying an indian was the one who gave chinese that knowledge, moreover.
Ek namber
They say that Kalaripayattu is perhaps the oldest martial tradition in Asia, and it's influence was carried eastward into the rest of Asia. And I can see why. Looking at this I see movements that are similar to certain forms of kung fu, muay boran, karate and even silat.
I also see some BJJ in here too.
Read about Bodhidharma , a tamil Hindu prince turned wandering sage , who literally brought martial art and budhism to China.
Kerala, tamil nadu etc were part of the same kingdom back then
Kalaripayttu was the first martial arts it is called mother of all martial arts
Excellent. What is the name of that school?
Sin dudas el Kung fu se nutrio de algunos sistemas hindues pero esto no quiere decir que los estilos de la India gestaron el Kung fu. Antes de que los monjes shaolin hicieran kung fu, aprendido de algunas enseñanzas de Bodidharma ya se conocia el Kung fu en China. Hay que tener en cuenta las diferentes corrientes: clanicas, etnicas, monasticas, escuela de guerra y el extranjero.
@gbb357 Historically, the art can be traced to the Middle Ages, or ca. the 11th to 12th century, more specifically to the account by historian Elamkulam Kunjan Pillai who attribtues the birth of kalari payat to an extended period of warfare between the Tamil Kingdoms Cheras and the Cholas in the 11th century AD.
While it is clear that various forms of martial arts have been practiced in China since antiquity, very little detail on specifics can be recovered for times predating the 16th century.
I just noticed. They need to get close quarters because they use their arms and elbows a lot.
Every person who's watching this demonstration, as a Kalari practitioner🙏 I would like to explain you that,
This is clearly not a proper demonstration of Kalaripayattu's hand to hand combat!😞😞😕😕
Here's these practioners are only throwing each other, jumping and apply locks very slowly without any strikes at all... 😅😅😅
Most Probably, they aren't trained enough to apply the techniques, as it's the last thing to learn in Kalaripayattu(Kalari training can even take your entire life span). Or, they just don't wanna show this stuff to everyone.💔💔
In Kalari, the last stage is Verumkai(Unarmed combat)
It includes:
Mainly open hand strikes from different different angles + Different types of Punches + Kicks from different directions + Slips + Long Blocks + Short blocks + 64 types of throws in grappling + counter of the throws + 18 types of locks and their variations + Unlocking the locks + Elbow Strikes + Knee Strikes + Marma hitting(and most deadly).
Verumkai is putted above all combat stages of Kalari, Koltgari (fighting with wooden weapons) and Angathari (fighting with metal weapons), for a reason🔥...
@gbb357 like I said my friend... Research :). Might I say additionally if it may not anger you in any way. As a High Ranking Martial Artist myself, may I implore you to keep an open mind when it comes to discussing Martial Arts and not criticize another Martial Art. In any discipline whether it be Kung-fu, Wing Chun, Muay Thai, Capoeira etc. they all teach the same characteristic... Respect and Honor one another.
@weissen888 An indian Who known as Bodhidharma taught Chinese Self defense.
Super video speed kurachude kutayrunu
4:00 picked up the boy and took him home 😂😂😂
Like Choreographed
Correct
It is obviously choreographed!
There are many of these kind of training to improve instinct and perfection of body postures/form(and for toning the body) before actual combats ( which were l wars as well as boxing kind of thing/tournaments)
This knowledge was restricted to few people ( mostly due castiesm , elitism and stuff... So it was not really effective against invaders )
Combat is just one of the main aspects. It is more famous for neurological points (marmam) , massages , medicines and treatment
Even British saw it as a threat and banned it's practice, though Kerala had very small population and even smaller number of people who are educated in this
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കളരി പഠിച്ചവർക്ക് 5-6 പേർക്കെതിരെ ഒറ്റക്ക് fight ചെയ്യാൻ പറ്റും 👍👍
So interesting!
@gbb357 umm yes Buddhism and Shaolin do have something to do with Kung Fu :) Your knowledge of Martial Arts has nothing to do with how it all originated, Im referring to what heavily influenced martial arts,which is Buddhism.Buddhism regardless, was the main benefactor to how Shaolin is now today.I am aware that they are two difference things. Both faiths have similar morals and ethics but chose defferent paths with them.The Shaolin temple is also a Buddhist Monastery if you didn't know.
I thought the floors had to be just earth... Anyway as a person with such strong problems with anger management that has seemengly fuckt his index finger's knuckle on a wall outside his therapist's office; I really appreciate the forearm strikes techniques... although they seem telegraphed af
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@gbb357 that's your only point... the kick...and you know what, if you do the kicks always the same way you'll get predictable, and that would be your end in war... and you wouldn't expect such a kick from a martial artist, so if he would do it fast enough, it could mean defeat...
How can you not like this
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@gbb357 and please refrain from anger friend :), I only wish to convey my perspective upon your perspective, in a friendly and educated manner.
do you guys teach lessons?
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I can accept the fact that Bodhi taught Buddhism & Yoga, & the fact that India has a strong influence, not only in China, but all over the world. That's a fact. India is one of the most influential culture and has one of the richest history in the world. Another fact.
They use a lot of chopping instead of fist huh? Unique
Is it effective for actual fight?????
Yes indeed. Kalaripayattu is an Indian martial art and fighting style, to know more click,
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@@keralatourism But, in this video, they are just slapping each other.....Do Kalaripayattu fighters have ability to defeat Shaolin Monks???
I'm asking this because I wanna learn Kalaripayattu.
@@atasibrahma3816 go and search the roots and origin of shaolin kung fu and then comment..
@@siddhant3093 Don't teach me.....what to do....you're no one to tell me what to do.
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@AlexLococo ...TKD is directly related & derived from KungFu, that's why you'll see exactly similar kicks like the Tornado kick & 540 kick from both arts. Jujustsu, Judo, & BJJ have distinct and specific similarities because of their history, again they all came from a similar origin hence the similarities. Simply watch any KungFu demo videos here & compare it to any Kalari videos, you can't deny the differences or in this case, no similarities whatsoever in execution, form, & style.
But kalri how to work facing mma fighters
weapons
Это стиль чхарек?
@gbb357 I mean to say, Bodhi lived in china and made himself, enlightened himself, and definitely it doesn't mean there should be some source which says, yes!, Kalaraipattu and chinese maritial arts should be same, only for the reason Bodhi trained them, in wiki it's wrote, Bodhi trained their "weak" bodies, One more thing, History says something, Various people has different voices, but the facts may vary, History only gives the bottom line.
Just because all the proofs and artifacts are destroyed, doesnt mean that Kalari was not the basis for the development of Kung Fu....Kalari is the base of martial arts...brought from India to China by the great master Bodhidharma.
The locks and grappling shows that it will definitely work in MMA.
Yeah
this grappling is nowhere near Wrestling, Bjj, Judo, Sambo etc.
@@prajwalmendon1730 bruh
@@prajwalmendon1730 mma isn't just wrestling or grappling.
Very basic and manly fights great
I think what he's talking about is a Indian monk came to the Shaolin and taught them Yoga excersises.The Shaolin to this day do many strength and flexibility training based in Yoga and so does Kalaripyattu.Fighting techniques of"Kung fu"is a very broad term and covers a vast aray of styles, time periods, land radius. There's probably Thousands of "Kung fu" styles, but alot of the training comes from Indians, at least in the most famous Kung fu place, Shaolin =) Not ALL kung fu is from there lol
@gbb357 I know that this vid is choreographed XD I was referring to other footage not choreographed
yick yack this yick yak that...indian were the first..chinese were the first...this will lead us no where brothers and sisters..i found that both chinese and indian martial arts are both beautiful and effective..
@prince24mathew ..Here's two more. Titled, "Shaolin Monk vs Taekwondo Master" this is a demo, and this one, actual competition, titled "Kung Fu Master vs Taekwon Do Black Belt". Again, that's real KungFu, no similarities whatsoever with Kalaripayattu or any other Indian martial arts.
what an incredible x3n0ph0bic, prejudiced, ignorant, r4cist, kalari hater you are hahahaha
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It looks like capoeira and kungfu at the same time 🙂
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kalari is the mother of martial arts and it went 2 china from the hand of boddhidharma. ihave got the timeline: INDIA
Ksatreya Vajramukti
Simhanta
Bodhisattva Vajramukti
Trisatyabhumi
Trican Nata
Dharmapala
Mahabhuta Pratima
CHINA
Seng Cha
Pu Sa Chin Kang Chuan
(Bodhisattva Vajramukti
(Po Fu) (Huo Ming) (Pa She) (Pai Chin)
Seng Ping
Chuan Fa or Kung Fu
(Karate) (Tae Kwon Do) (Thai Boxing) (Ju Jitsu) (Judo) (Aikido)
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you know very little about India my friend... do a bit or research...
Nabar aapo
Rofl i like how the kid just picks the guy up and carries him at the end.
@gbb357 yeah, and you know how it's done right? are you out of your mind or didn't your father catch you after he threw you up in the air? maaaann... kalari was meant to be usefull if you're fighting in a war... so it's obious it's meant for war... and this kick is sloppy and easy to predict... but it's so easy, that you can combine it with a slash of a dagger or something else... that's that what makes the difference
I'm sorry, but this is just a Show martial arts when it comes to hand to hand. Their sword play is good, and so is staff attacks
I can see it's a very beautiful martial art but for fighting I will leave it for muay thai and boxing
I can see the effectiveness in Kalaripayattu, just might need to omit all the hand slapping and crazy movements.
Muay thai no want can beat
@@insanemiligaming8527 i didnt understand what you write there
@@shalevsaada7596 he is saying no one can defeat muay thai
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t Muay Thai kind of related with kalari?
@prince24mathew ...Watch the videos i suggested, that's real KungFu. Nothing close to Kalaripayattu at all, not even a slight resemblance. FYI, Kalaripayattu has animal forms as well, but it's not the same form & technique as KungFu's animal forms.
Full nelson hold lock at 0:18😁
Kalarippayattu is the original martial art
Not Kung Fu
@gbb357 research it yourself my friend :) ;; I speak from an unbiased perspective as I study Muay Thai and only state facts that I read from historical accounts such as yours truly, Ip Man who indeed says so himself, may he R.I.P might I add. It's not the credibility and reputation that makes a Martial Art strong, it is it's disciples and techniques, and how they compliment eachother in terms of learning. The root of one's mistake is not in the Martial Art itself, but the Martial Artist.
I wonder if Siddhartha gautama actually knew this martial art
Nothing just a choreographed dance, any kyokushin, judo, jujitsu, boxer, kickboxer, muay thai or mma guy can ragdoll them
china without india would be like north korea
@prince24mathew ..No kidding it's a demo. Demos usually looks more fluid & choreographed. That kick is a simple kick to the shin, in a real fight or even a competition fight, it'll be useless, & you shouldn't block it like that, by stooping down low with your hands down, you're leaving yourself wide open for a strike, any strike. That's just common sense. Watch a KungFu demo here, you'll see the huge difference in execution, form, & style. Proof that they're not related.
I didn't see any immersive combat between them
@prince24mathew ...Watch this demo video titled "KUNG FU vs TAEKWONDO", that's a demo & that's KungFu. FYI, TKD is derived from KungFu. BTW, that's from the show fight science, i think.
@gbb357 Present day chinese, japanese world worship dharma as their guru, they know about Bodhidharma, and please read wikipedia, it's mentioned there that Dharma was the one who trained chinese, and possibly Kalarippayattu, an indian maritial art purposefully should match chinese maritial arts, Bodhi left India and practiced zen in Chinese, Frankly, That time, an indian surely did not had any knowledge of Zen, and It's a wonder, that how come an INDIAN be a GURU of Chinese, can't reason!
@praj92 ....Okay, "The earliest references to Chinese martial arts are found in the Spring & Autumn Annals (5th century BCE)"where a hand to hand combat theory, including the integration of notions of "hard" & "soft" techniques is mentioned. " Fact, there's no similarities in technique, style, execution, & form between kalaripayatu & KungFu. Just watch & compare all the videos here in youtube between the two. YOu have to be blind or in denial not to see the obvious & complete differences.
Mai puch raha hu itne jano ne unlike kyu kiya hai , jo bhiise dekh rahe hai tum logo kya jalan ho raha hai kya jo itne Jan unlike kiye ho jab kung fu karathe wala video dekhoge tab to bhar bhar ke like karoge
No one will shout during kaipor 🤦♂️
Demo is not enough okkk we need real fight tournament
Kalari is really not used conventional fight. It's mainly used to straight up killing mostly practiced in wars. Also 90% of its fighting techniques are forbidden and not shared after the ban of learning of kalari at the time of British rule. Kalari helps maintain a body.
@gbb357 Gautama Buddha himself was born and raised in India might I add. This "lie" you seem to be angered by; the boasting of Kalari being the "mother of all martial arts", is purely the conveying of a romanticized propaganda by Martial Artist enthusiasts who have no sense of Humility and Open-minded perspective. Masters know that only those who seek knowledge not want knowledge are worthy enough to study a Martial Art. Which is mostly why Kalari is rarely known or publicized/advertised
@gbb357 Gautama Buddha? The Almighty Buddha who reached Enlightenment? Practically the one who created Buddhism and henceforth the Shaolin faith.