I think a lot of the drill moves are exceptionally brilliant. The instructor makes it look easy but I can assure you it is not. At full speed, the instructor will destroy your perception of time and how devastating his skills are. One minute you're standing and the next you're in the hospital with broken limbs wondering what happened to you. Well done, Mr. Instructor!!!
Very beautiful! Those who question these techniques must know that they are drills and the instructor is also holding back.silat applied full strength is devastating!
The origins of all of the arts truly are so similar, as are the skills and abilities sought and attained unto through training therein. It is all working with human motion and the human body, and it is in the area of the underlying principles that a much deeper understanding of what lies behind the manifold and various methods and systems comes to pass. The central principles which render the various systems and styles effective are noticed and grasped immediately within the other systems and styles. It is a wonderful time for those on the martial journey, as the underlying unity in the diversity of the martial arts of the world is coming to be more deeply grasped and understood more and more, the world over.
Interesting point John Jenkins makes in that "people don't just take a fall for you like that", and I think he's right...but I think he totally misses the point that this instructor is merely demonstrating the different possibilities that this beautiful system has to offer regarding throws and such to the group he's with. I don't think he gets that these are training drills, which if I might add...were performed with finesse and skill that looks effortless. Only a seasoned and knowledgeable instructor can do that. A superb example of what dedication to the discipline can do. Flawless demo. I think that if we were to spend as much time studying, practicing and evaluating a system and some day reached the level that this instructor has...I doubt that there would be any BS techniques involved. The confrontation would just end very quickly.
+Carlos Olivares in the traditional silat training they train for years over and over and over into perfection until your body can move/react without you have to think the next step, until every move became your reflex. thats the real silat. this type of teaching is for foreign people. foreign people always want things quickly, thus missing the core essence of silat. alot of modern silat practitioner that i saw tho they have the moves and been called a master but their move are not as sharp and perfect as the traditional silat practitioner. example on training, the student have to repeatedly do the same takedown until he can perfect the move. even if takes 5 months to perfect just 1 move. step by step
I'm tradisional silat pratitioner from Terengganu, Malaysia, you see silat is easy but the truth silat is hard, we practice physical and inside power( tenaga dalam ) that make us blade or sharp proof, this thing not teach for foreigner bcause its so hard to practicing even i cnt take it and just play with normal silat art, silat is soft but the pesilat have to be strong like steel when fighting
Because over time martial arts styles teaching in peacetime accumulate tons of techniques, many of questionable or limited value in confrontations you have lots of intricate moves and partners flinging themselves into the air. Also in modern times people come at you differently, more like an MMA or boxing or wrestling attack instead of a thrusting punch that locks in place so multiple techniques can be demonstrated. So if you only taught the techniques and training methods that worked under pressure without cooperation you'd have simpler systems, with less material flourishes.
I really enjoy Maul's presentations. He is extremely skilled. I studied Kenpo, Jiu Jitsu ,escrima and now studying Silat,(a different style, from Indonesia called Panglipur Galih.You can see it demonstrated in the Raid and other movies by Kang Cecep Rahman. Maul's version has a more Chinese influence and I believe would be called Kuntao Silat. There are literally hundreds of Silat styles. Maul's style is excellent and he is an excellent teacher. I know he studied Judo in Japan and his fellow students asked him to teach them weapon defense. People mention how they see Jiu Jitsu and other styles in his demonstrations, I have come to realize that there are many commonalties between various martial arts. However, studying Silat has add a whole new dimension to my understanding of various martial arts. The only thing I can add is that Silat is not a sport and still is a very serious ,lethal system of defense. I am glad I found an instructor here in Houston Texas at Houston Martial arts Academy, instructor :Kai. No matter what style of martial arts ones studies I believe this can be an useful addition since it adds weapons, strikes and when combined with grappling can really be fantastic combo. Respectfully, Herb
As a judo and jujutsu sensei with over 40 years experience, I find the techniques as demonstrated in this video to be a waste of time and energy. Most of his throws go against the Judo principle of 'maximum efficiency with minimum effort.' He is not applying kuzushi effectively. >>>>The only thing I can add is that Silat is not a sport and still is a very serious ,lethal system of defense.
Sooo looking forward to learning some of this today, , my background is in judo, I gave it up frustrated at the lack of striking but this looks like a near perfect martial art, strikes, throws elements of bjj and heavy emphasis on finishing a fight faaast, think im gonna love the seminar today :)
Hello guys..just to an info for y'all..note that his hand touched opponent's joint@tendon@vital organ?a silat art is a very lethal one,with or without weapons..now bear in mind that this is a demo..a real situation in combat sometimes wouldn't be bare handed..now,put karambit(a curve little knife) in his hand..imagine the slightest slit of karambit at the touched area..that is the beauty of silat..the origins of close quarter combat..
in my country there are 25 style silat. each dojo has its own characteristics focus on punching focus on locking focus on slamming focus on kicking focus on weapons mixed styles essentially silat was a flexible martial
Wow I like the entries and what's going on. It looks great. I may need to look into this more. I'm currently studying Systema but this looks great as well.
Great combat street defense Suffian Bela Diri this tactics are highly effective in a real life combat situation. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome skills with us.
i learned more a lot about the techniques on how to depend myself from my opponent in case that there is a stranger who will attack me, i know how to depend myself against them. thanks a lot
as a junior judo champion Im impressed with your throwing ability,and its interesting to see the finishes as in judo you would go to groundwork or ne waza,these are a little more combat useful ,do these have their origin in chin na throws?
to people who doubt the effectiveness of throws in street fights,I have used them a couple of times and the attacker didn't get up again,landing one on pavement and another on grass,it took them a while to recover
There needs to be an action movie with no plot, only people being beaten by maul. A full 120 minutes of silat suffian bela diri filmed professionally would be the best movie ever
You can train with Guru Maul in the US this year. There is a camp in Washington DC area in June 2013. Rare opportunity to train this art from Brunei little know in the West with worldwide trainees and enthusiasts.
if you're referring to the sapu sweep at 1:00, pendekarbobbe goes into the theory behind it in "Elements of Sapu." he's a friend of maul's too, so i don't think they conflict in their methodology too much either: watch?v=GgYjWjKeT7s
Dimitris, real life is unpredictable yet predictable. Unpredictable in the sense that nothing is planned or choreographed. People move or respond in unexpected ways. Predictable in that the human body can only move in so many ways. Our goal is to become experts in the functioning of the human body, so that no matter how someone responds, we see possibilities and can capitalize on them.
I believe this man studied Jiujutsu at one point. He moves beautifully. However, this is demonstration. Make it real and the throws will not work so smooth. Honestly he has partner that knows how to fall here.
Maybe Maul did learn Jujitsu, maybe he didn't. There is one silat in Sabah (right next to Brunei) called Mandung Sepanji, which seems quite similar to SSBD, and it has a lot of balance disruption moves. So anyone with a love of slamming people down and knows the basics of physics can come up with this, especially if they're part of a culture that's been doing it for ages.
Different type of Silat, since Silat itself has more than 100 "tastes". In the movie it's Silat Minang, from Indonesia. Maul practices Bruneian Kuntao Silat. But nevertheless, you're right, it's still Silat. Same philosophy, to kill your opponent as quick as possible.
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I think a lot of the drill moves are exceptionally brilliant. The instructor makes it look easy but I can assure you it is not. At full speed, the instructor will destroy your perception of time and how devastating his skills are. One minute you're standing and the next you're in the hospital with broken limbs wondering what happened to you. Well done, Mr. Instructor!!!
Jim Hane jujitsu only know to tackling & arm bar, shitty martial art
It really is not easy. I tried to do some of his throw and ended pulled my back muscles, even tho i followed his instructions carefully
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Very beautiful! Those who question these techniques must know that they are drills and the instructor is also holding back.silat applied full strength is devastating!
The origins of all of the arts truly are so similar, as are the skills and abilities sought and attained unto through training therein.
It is all working with human motion and the human body, and it is in the area of the underlying principles that a much deeper understanding of what lies behind the manifold and various methods and systems comes to pass.
The central principles which render the various systems and styles effective are noticed and grasped immediately within the other systems and styles.
It is a wonderful time for those on the martial journey, as the underlying unity in the diversity of the martial arts of the world is coming to be more deeply grasped and understood more and more, the world over.
Interesting point John Jenkins makes in that "people don't just take a fall for you like that", and I think he's right...but I think he totally misses the point that this instructor is merely demonstrating the different possibilities that this beautiful system has to offer regarding throws and such to the group he's with. I don't think he gets that these are training drills, which if I might add...were performed with finesse and skill that looks effortless. Only a seasoned and knowledgeable instructor can do that. A superb example of what dedication to the discipline can do. Flawless demo. I think that if we were to spend as much time studying, practicing and evaluating a system and some day reached the level that this instructor has...I doubt that there would be any BS techniques involved. The confrontation would just end very quickly.
+Carlos Olivares in the traditional silat training they train for years over and over and over into perfection until your body can move/react without you have to think the next step, until every move became your reflex. thats the real silat. this type of teaching is for foreign people. foreign people always want things quickly, thus missing the core essence of silat. alot of modern silat practitioner that i saw tho they have the moves and been called a master but their move are not as sharp and perfect as the traditional silat practitioner. example on training, the student have to repeatedly do the same takedown until he can perfect the move. even if takes 5 months to perfect just 1 move. step by step
I'm tradisional silat pratitioner from Terengganu, Malaysia, you see silat is easy but the truth silat is hard, we practice physical and inside power( tenaga dalam ) that make us blade or sharp proof, this thing not teach for foreigner bcause its so hard to practicing even i cnt take it and just play with normal silat art, silat is soft but the pesilat have to be strong like steel when fighting
Because over time martial arts styles teaching in peacetime accumulate tons of techniques, many of questionable or limited value in confrontations you have lots of intricate moves and partners flinging themselves into the air. Also in modern times people come at you differently, more like an MMA or boxing or wrestling attack instead of a thrusting punch that locks in place so multiple techniques can be demonstrated. So if you only taught the techniques and training methods that worked under pressure without cooperation you'd have simpler systems, with less material flourishes.
this video is like a gold mine
a seminar in Berlin was my first contact with Silat, painfull but i had a lot of fun. :-)
hope to see you again.
I really enjoy Maul's presentations. He is extremely skilled. I studied Kenpo, Jiu Jitsu ,escrima and now studying Silat,(a different style, from Indonesia called Panglipur Galih.You can see it demonstrated in the Raid and other movies by Kang Cecep Rahman. Maul's version has a more Chinese influence and I believe would be called Kuntao Silat. There are literally hundreds of Silat styles. Maul's style is excellent and he is an excellent teacher. I know he studied Judo in Japan and his fellow students asked him to teach them weapon defense. People mention how they see Jiu Jitsu and other styles in his demonstrations, I have come to realize that there are many commonalties between various martial arts. However, studying Silat has add a whole new dimension to my understanding of various martial arts. The only thing I can add is that Silat is not a sport and still is a very serious ,lethal system of defense. I am glad I found an instructor here in Houston Texas at Houston Martial arts Academy, instructor :Kai. No matter what style of martial arts ones studies I believe this can be an useful addition since it adds weapons, strikes and when combined with grappling can really be fantastic combo. Respectfully, Herb
As a judo and jujutsu sensei with over 40 years experience, I find the techniques as demonstrated in this video to be a waste of time and energy. Most of his throws go against the Judo principle of 'maximum efficiency with minimum effort.' He is not applying kuzushi effectively.
>>>>The only thing I can add is that Silat is not a sport and still is a very serious ,lethal system of defense.
Silat is so beautiful..
I agree. Kosho Ryo Kenpo is the same to me . Almost like magic . An escaping art as well as a destructive art.
Sooo looking forward to learning some of this today, , my background is in judo, I gave it up frustrated at the lack of striking but this looks like a near perfect martial art, strikes, throws elements of bjj and heavy emphasis on finishing a fight faaast, think im gonna love the seminar today :)
i have trained with him. when he puts his hands on you you bloody know about it lol. he makes you hurt in ways you never new you could. awesome.
Cool silat
he makes it look so smooth. glad I watched
Hello guys..just to an info for y'all..note that his hand touched opponent's joint@tendon@vital organ?a silat art is a very lethal one,with or without weapons..now bear in mind that this is a demo..a real situation in combat sometimes wouldn't be bare handed..now,put karambit(a curve little knife) in his hand..imagine the slightest slit of karambit at the touched area..that is the beauty of silat..the origins of close quarter combat..
1st time to watch Silat Suffian Bela Diri, thumbs up to you!!❤️
Silat is brutal and deadly! Some of these throws are similar to judo takedowns and throws.
+ronald brantley That's why silat is always one of the most dangerous martial arts in the world..
umngokburut I really want to learn this and judo.
Musa Mansa If u wanna learn real silat go to Malaysia or Indonesia and maybe Brunei :)
Musa Mansa i'm sorry i was wrong reply the comment,sorry my bad
in my country there are 25 style silat. each dojo has its own characteristics
focus on punching
focus on locking
focus on slamming
focus on kicking
focus on weapons
mixed styles
essentially silat was a flexible martial
Them exchanges and throws are so fast idelove to try them !! Thankyou sir .
Damn I love this marital art a complete system of strikes and throws
Well done your training is awesome great job!!!
The fluidity of movement is awesome
This is absolutely fantastic skill. Respect from a Wing Chun practitioner. Cheers.
This man, so amazing!!
Silat instructor flings his students to the ground. Legend.
Exceptional. This man is a machine. Peace and OSU
Wow I like the entries and what's going on. It looks great. I may need to look into this more. I'm currently studying Systema but this looks great as well.
Great combat street defense Suffian Bela Diri this tactics are highly effective in a real life combat situation. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome skills with us.
This man is a weapon. Peace and OSU
incredible. as always. Thank you !
Speechless.. one of the beautiful art I've seen!
An excellent video showing awesome versatility!
Love it! One of my favorite Silat Gurus
i learned more a lot about the techniques on how to depend myself from my opponent in case that there is a stranger who will attack me, i know how to depend myself against them. thanks a lot
Salam
You always managed to invoke pain in me just by looking at you working on others.
Great stuff !!!
Awesome stuff! Thanks for posting
Quite impressive. Thanks for sharing.
Too good!! Excellent combinations!!
as a junior judo champion Im impressed with your throwing ability,and its interesting to see the finishes as in judo you would go to groundwork or ne waza,these are a little more combat useful ,do these have their origin in chin na throws?
Amazing like always!
Great Silat - Always a pleasure to watch! Steve Gresham
Absolutely Brilliant Technique! Much respect....
My favourite martial art it's silat suffian Bela diri empty handed it's the best ❤
Amazing..!....I love this martial art, and am very keen to look into any given opportunity to train within this school, also.
This is superb!
That last one is brutal. Great stuff.
If someone applied this on MMA or UFC i will be his biggest fan.
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This is so effective
Great job as always Maul!
I practice silat but I don't have an official trainer so sadness there but I love silat it is beautiful brutal awsome and enjoyable to watch
to people who doubt the effectiveness of throws in street fights,I have used them a couple of times and the attacker didn't get up again,landing one on pavement and another on grass,it took them a while to recover
I did that kick catch takedown techniques in my sparring, it was very effective
excelent, so great, great master
respect Brunei's silat
Amazing technique!!!!
we practice 2 of these moves, the throws in wada ryu karate; I love some of the opther takedowns, genius.
Fast brutal and effective art.
That's some hard core stuff thans for showing us.
Very Impressive
Who is this instructor? I want training from him.
Maul mornie, the world's famous master in Silat. He comes from Brunei.
There needs to be an action movie with no plot, only people being beaten by maul. A full 120 minutes of silat suffian bela diri filmed professionally would be the best movie ever
This guy moves better than anything I’ve seen
You can train with Guru Maul in the US this year. There is a camp in Washington DC area in June 2013. Rare opportunity to train this art from Brunei little know in the West with worldwide trainees and enthusiasts.
I thought i am crazy watching video with a mister called Suffian Bela Diri
about silat and hearing.... italian ? :))
That seminar is in Italy, but Guru Maul teaches around the world. We are looking forward to his 5 seminar dates in the US in 2015.
+La Bella Damir no, his name is Maul, suffian bela diri is the name of the silat, not after the person whos teaching it currently.
yeah i love silat
Excellent technique
He has a jujitsu background.. Very good stuff though nice to see it all blending well.
Mantap & sangat bermanfaat
Wow. Hormat sangat pada Guru Maul. Memang hebat.
Love the wor k brother
That looks fun to do. I've learn some move every time I watch these vids.
nice thank you
Super...amazing...
Teknik yang sangat praktikal.
One is taught in accordance to one's fitness to learn.
❤😮wow awesome 😎👍
saya sangat suka bela diri ini, adalah hal baguss
Brilliant good understandin of the body mechanics
Great techniques
I like it. I am from Jakarta.
Oooooo nice, man Ive got to learn Silat
wow,amazing! where can i learn this type of silat?
if you're referring to the sapu sweep at 1:00, pendekarbobbe goes into the theory behind it in "Elements of Sapu." he's a friend of maul's too, so i don't think they conflict in their methodology too much either:
watch?v=GgYjWjKeT7s
Buenísimos
Silat is beauty but deadly
Do you know about the SSBD summer camp that is offer this month, June, in Washington DC?
great technique
Seriously legit
Would you mind sharing which ones you find unrealistic? I'm puzzled because they all seem fine to me.
I like the intro music. Where is it from?
Macam mana nk belajar silat suffian di semenanjung malaysia?
Is nice. But can you learn by watching only ?
*In Australian Voice* the savagery, the brutality, the ruthlessness...
Roland Lawshea and in its originality there were fatalities.
Ma in Italia!?!?!? Nooo troppo un grande!
Dimitris, real life is unpredictable yet predictable. Unpredictable in the sense that nothing is planned or choreographed. People move or respond in unexpected ways. Predictable in that the human body can only move in so many ways. Our goal is to become experts in the functioning of the human body, so that no matter how someone responds, we see possibilities and can capitalize on them.
cool ...... he is skilled
This one is commendable.Yes ?
Amazing as always!...104 down-votes wtf?
I believe this man studied Jiujutsu at one point. He moves beautifully. However, this is demonstration. Make it real and the throws will not work so smooth. Honestly he has partner that knows how to fall here.
Get the director of the Raid: Redemption on this. STAT!
очень интересный мастер...
I wish one day I could visit Maul Mornie closely.
Maybe Maul did learn Jujitsu, maybe he didn't. There is one silat in Sabah (right next to Brunei) called Mandung Sepanji, which seems quite similar to SSBD, and it has a lot of balance disruption moves.
So anyone with a love of slamming people down and knows the basics of physics can come up with this, especially if they're part of a culture that's been doing it for ages.
all i got to say is WOW
if u want seeing silat ,try to searching the raid redemption
a better display of silat would be merantau, the raid showcases a lot of different martial arts
Oh....i forget it ......merantau
Different type of Silat, since Silat itself has more than 100 "tastes". In the movie it's Silat Minang, from Indonesia. Maul practices Bruneian Kuntao Silat. But nevertheless, you're right, it's still Silat. Same philosophy, to kill your opponent as quick as possible.
silat is baraka s main martial art from MKX
Yep but we dont know what type of silat is baraka doing
ROGÉRIO SERGIO eu quero aprender