Silat Suffian Bela Diri - Lower Limb Destructions & Kicking Defence
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A short clip from the 5 days Intensive Camp in Desenzano del Garda, Italy between 8th to 12th August 2011.
APPRECIATION
To the Italian SSBD Group Leader Carlo Andreis for tirelessly promoting SSBD in Italy and for organizing and hosting another successful event - The 5 days Intensive Summer Training Camp in Desenzano del Garda, Italy.
To Eric Olea, Ivano Buzzi, Lillo Puccio, Giorgio Garuti, Christian Alfano, Duane Nixon, Marco Banfi, Juan Moreno and every one who assisted me in my instructions during the event.
To the Italian Training Group members for thier effort and dedication.
To everyone travelling from all over Italy, Slovenia, Germany, France, USA, etc.
My apologies if I miss anyone.
This seminar like my other events aims primarily to raise the curiosity and awareness among people from different nationalities about the martial heritage and culture of Brunei Darussalam in general.
DISCLAIMER
The video featured may cause serious harm or death if used irresponsibly. This video does not constitute as a self defense instruction or advise. This video is for cultural information and entertainment purposes only. I do not encourage you to harm another living creature or do anything violent. You must consider the legal implications of everything you do, exercising your judgement and common sense as an adult. You must follow the law or pay the consequences. Whatever you do, you do out of your own intentions. The Video is for entertainment purposes only and cannot be used as legal advice.
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This mans skills are phenomenal. He is the genuine article. Peace and Oss
It's part of the training. You get it done to you, and you do it to others.
Having it done to you is definitely not fun, but then you'd understand how it hurts when you do it to others. When you know this, then you don't fool around with it, and use it properly.
Maybe that runs counter to how you understand martial arts, but do know that Silat is not meant to entertain. It is a maiming/killing art birthed in war.
Limb distractions are the absolute best close quarter fight Enders IMO. They're also, at this point in time, something very few people outside of the silat and Filipino martial arts community know about. They are practical, easy to execute, can be performed under stress regardless of your finess level, and comparatively speaking, work on most any terrain. What's not to love about them!?
Show me video of a successful limb destruction from anywhere on the internet, in any kind of fighting, in the street or in the ring. It just doesn't happen. Pls, do yourself a favor, stop worshipping other people as little gods and and look at REALITY.
People don't have the reflexes to simply get out of the way of a punch once it is thrown, but they are supposed to be able to do precise limb destructions? Impossible. Fantasy. In forty years in this field, I have never seen even ONE example of deliberate limb destruction. Not even one.
@@openview8463 much rrespect sir,but have you fought a silat master in a life & death situation.
@Peter Bravestrong Nice example. Usually silat didn't teach things like that formally, but it'll be explained as you progress informally.
It's considered as secrets of silat and you can find lots of it in the "bunga".
It won't be obvious for untrained eyes, but sometimes, that little seemingly useless movements are training and conditioning for something dangerous.
What maul done in the video, albeit seems painful, was executed in very controlled manner just to give pain, not injury, so the other guy can really learn.
@Peter Bravestrong wasn't intentional or planned..that was luck mate
Ok I know your going off of what you see and trying to be skeptical, but I've practiced and been able to perform different moves that have limb destruction, it's not impossible, it's just that it requires practice to have joint precision, it takes a lot of time to get the techniques right, one of the people who trained me said to do it 100,000 times before you can say that you truly mastered the one move, it's requires thorough conditioning and body mechanic understanding to make it work.
I love the way he just tells them what hes going to do and when he does it they still dont expect it
Huh? They are cooperating with him!
I agree with what's been said previously about having it done to you. Once you've experienced the pain you somehow learn it quicker, and have confidence that you KNOW the technique works when you perform it on someone else.
Is it the look on they're faces when the brain register what just happened?
that knee sweep/destruction is quite simple and straight forward.. One of my favorite low line attacks in kuntao/Silat. I struggled more learning sapus and besets
Great stuff, that must have been a hella fun seminar!
Love the videos.. such a rare, deadly and beautiful art
"Relax. Or it will be more painful." OMG
Merci pour cette nouvelle vidéo toujours très intéressante. 🙏
Estupendo vídeo y un gran canal. Altamente recomendable.
Silt IMO is THE ultimate art for urban combat and that even includes the MMA type of fighting that is all the rage today. Silat and the other arts of southeast Asia are not meant for sport, but for defense against foreign invaders. This is why they are so DEVASTATING
Thanks Maul! Really enjoyed this video, love me some body mechanics and limb destruction 😊 😎
These are awesome!
Respect from singapore!
Oh Yes!!! Love it.
as ever - amazing. Mash'Allah
AWESOME! you can FEEL the technique!
Love from fellow Malay from Malaysia. :)
AWESOME! THOSE WERE NASTY COUNTERS.RESPECTS
Range of motion issue from injury or handicap? This is one martial art form you can still use for effective defense. Which is extremely pertinent as you can be targeted by your appearance of helplessness by bad people.
Dam I LOVE THIS.........................
good job brother
ty. nice video
no pain no gain
I like that breakdance pose at 3:15 at the end Maul, haha. Another good video :D
When you bringing a seminar to Texas?
Please sir make some videos for biggner who want to learn this art
Take the pain as your friend...
Pain is a friend 😆
Semoga sehat selalu bang😊🙏
What makes those guys volunteer to help demonstrate how painful it's gonna be?
Intro music link?
Yea that's the only Silat move that I can't get how it works...ohh and that knee bump take down, forgive me if I don't know the name of them.
it is real. you should experience it firsthand so you know why and how it worked.
The part when the guy through a kick, than you step on that kicking leg and he drops, seriously is that real? Or rehearsed for the seminar.
I wish I could review these moves in slow motion.
slow down the video when you watch it here
deadly
@landgabriel i know that feel bro
no pain no gain mah mon. in malay world, our gurus use to `smack` their students, so they know what silat can do, experiences are good teacher right?. `mambari raso` (eng: delivering the senses) the terms in silat minang tribe.
Wow..only by watching you feels pain.. 😂
Malay Silat is the best Martial Art....
develop pencak silat
2:12 maul make him fly
Like DK Yoo
I thiink this shows all of us that if the attacker does not nail this teacher on the first punch he throws or even tries to throw, it is all over for him. I do admit that I probably wouldnt enjoy taking the classes if the teacher demonstrates so harshly all the time in class. I know he is doing it to try to create an anchor for the student to memorize the movement(I hope thats the reason. lol) but he must lose a lot of students who do not want to be hit like that in every class. But this teacher knows his stuff, thats for sure. This was really interesting and I have attended silat classes and seminar before but it probabaly wasnt the Brunei style.
This is how we train in Indonesia, they also train like this in Asia, this why we are the best at what martial arts we do, its the way we're trained, they don't train like this in America. This is why us Indonesians and the Asians are so tough with martial arts, its the way we are taught it helps to become firm in our attack and have a stronger instinct also as well as other benefits instead of being babied through the training process.
no insult intended, just saying.
in order to also feel the what these techniques will do to your opponent n how theyd feel, is also the purpose of demonstrating like this. it creates slightly more of a live atmosphere as well, like I said many benefits.
Actually, one of the reasons silat teachers are hard on the pupils is that they want the pupils to understand that silat is very dangerous, and the strikes are very painful even when you're being careful. The lesson for the student: use this only when you absolutely must.
Also, it toughens them up.
truebluekit Kit and Flloyd, I agree. But I am over 50. I never see any students,especially new people over 40. So what good is teaching an art if people over 40 cant handle it. I have done some rough arts, Id say silat is the hardest to learn. I mean in the west we are not going to get in a fight in maybe our whole adult life, one has to ask, is it worth training THAT hard, that long, so many movements to memorize for just self defense youll probbaly never use. I also have seen Aikido teachers close down their schools because eveeryone thinks its so soft, but 2 hr classes or getting thrown on your back,ass,head and everywhere else, it takes so much out of the body. I think no matter what art you take, you need a teacher that fits you, right? After all, even the best teachers lose many more students than they keep. I always ask why? Some great martial artists would be great and unbeatable at ANY art, Thats what Ive learned after 50 yrs. Its not always the art, sometimes its the teacher who is great...or the student! I have a lot of respect for Silat and all martial artists who do it. But at my age, I want to pick an art I enjoy doing,thats fun. You always stick with something thats more fun. Except for "Uncle Bill" Willem Drthaurus, whom is over 80, I see almost no old teachers in Indonesian arts. Thats a shame they havent figured out how to make the system more doable and flexible for the older guys like me. Plus I dont enjoy the Jurus. They confuse me. Im honest. Maybe Its past my time to do this art, as much as I love it.
I love Maul's stuff and Silat in general, but I will say that the demonstration is suffering from your partner's reaction to those nerve hits. No offense, but he's either he's really hamming it up, or is too much of a weakling for fighting. I'm aware those nerves exist in the thigh, and are ideal places to strike with a knee, but that dude is really overreacting, both in terms of pain, and moving his own body.