I love that they're actually smiling and kind of giggling even though they were being hit they're like "Woah, that's a really awesome move!" Or when they exchange blows back-to-back the look on their faces is "You really want to do this game?" They make it looked like they're just having a friendly spar which is funny considering that the martial art itself is pretty deadly.
it can be considered as a rare takedown maneuver to hit the shin to knowdown the opponent coz the one doing it might also get hurt -- basically your kicking the hardest part of the leg. Usually fighter swipe the back of the opponent supporting leg. Usually if you fell facing forward, there were higher possibility can get serious injury compare to if you fell backward. If backward, chances are your butt will hurt. But if fell forward, victim whole body could sandwich his own hand between your leg and could cause injury such as broken arm/wrist/finger/elbow
Dang 1:38 that sidekick takedown is nasty... Never had chances to do that while I was active as a fighter. But did managed to get the same takedown but using a different back kick.
@@atdhekryeziu616 lol, you have never seen a martial arts performance, there you just know what silat is like, watch this video th-cam.com/video/Wspg8P871no/w-d-xo.html. Fighting in a tournament was different from fighting on the street🤣🤣🤣 In silat tournaments limited by rules, different from fighting on the street, you can fight freely without any rules and you can even break your opponent's bones, injure your opponent and even kill your opponent. Even silat is taught how to fight with people who use weapons and how to fight using weapons
@@atdhekryeziu616 it's for tournament dude. U wanna c silat really is ?. I give u some keywords and u can search on Ytube. Silat Open Circle/ Silat Buka Lingkaran channel. Or Cecep Arif Rahman, Hugo tronche, Franc roppers, Alvin guinanao, Maul, etc. Go check it !!!. It's not about how hard ur punches but how fast u end the fight.
What a beautiful display of talent and technique. I did not know that Silat had sparring. Impressive to see such great sweeps and kicks. Much respect from Southern California.
@Chris A there is so many style in silat , where you can grapple, dismantle shoulders , hitting with elbows , takedowns etc ...the problem is what you see in this video it's an amateur league, you can see ONE championship MMA you will find many Malaysian guys with silat background and they are doing well
@Chris A I saw some Muay Thai practionner condemmed silat and how proud he is about his Muay Thai. This, I give you some good example/historical prove how effective silat is in real life death-life fight @ warfare: 1. Sriwijaya, Majapahit, Malacca, Patani, Perak WON many wars againts Siamese for thousands of years. The latest one was in 1822 Siam vs Perak where by Perak WON the war. The huge Siamese troops+muay thai fighter with the elephant were burned to the ground by Perak/ Selangor alliance near the border Kedah/ Perak territory. Read Perak Scholar and British manuscripts. 2. 1836 Kedah/Patani independent resistance drawed Siamese up to Songkhla, retook Perlus, Satun, Patani and Trang. However, Siamese won the war because of British support-British attacked Kedah from the sea, blocked the food/weapon supplies and supply weapons + canons etc to Siam troops. Otherwise Kedah pendekar should have knocked your King Rama pendekar should have knocked your King Rama castle in Bangkok. Read British Navy Captain Sherrard Osborn 1836 diary about Kedah army-dicipline+skillfull in close combat. 3. Majapahit@Javanese repelled Monggolian navy in 13 century. Their nose were cut and send back to Monggol. Monggol send many expedition to destroy Majapahit, all ended failed. Do you think Ayuthia@Siamese dared to fight Monggol? Even Rom empire think twice to fight the Monggol. Fact! 3. Spanish vs Sulu , 300 years war. Spanish never conquered the south part- Mindanao @Sulu. 4. US army vs Sulu Juramantados in 1900. US army never dared to fight toe to toe with Sulu resistance who practiced silat. Read Moro resistance Panglima Hassan uprising+moro resistance how endurance and skillful they were in close combat. Shotted with 32 bullets but almost able to finish his last opponent. Above are the proves of the effectiveness of silat in life-death fight @ warfare. I am not saying silat is the best but I rather say real silat is designed for real fight where no rules applied and it is strictly not appropriate for sport mode like muay thai or box. Have you ever see someone claw their oppenent eyes, throat, testicle, joints in muay thai? In real silat, you will see this kind of thing. My humble opinion or conclusion: 1. There is no better or bad martial art. All of them are good. 2. The victory is for the one who practice hard + intelligence.
Thats sport silat not real traditional silat that being used in war and combat..all movement we learn murderous🤣and many type of weapon too.Women got similar train like men..there also specific weapon for women to killed and protect themself..slip in cloth,at leg,head gear,at waist..it look like anytime they go to battle..women that time must be brutal.
1:57 he really wanted to see some more of where that came from. Seems friendly but he also seemed like he enjoyed someone else's demonstration of power in a scary way
S Jeff Good question. Possibly due to the stances associated with each sport. In Muay Thai they are very front on and doing a side kick would require a shift in stance and weight which would could be easily read by the opponent. However they use front kicks a lot which are still linear kicks (like side kicks). The silat stance is more side on not exposing much torso and making it easier to throw a side kick. That’s my understanding but I’m sure someone else may have some additional ideas or opinions. Good question.
it is used in mma but not as often..fighters who are more proficient while standing on their feet do not want to risk getting takedown so they utilise low kicks more often..not side kicks
@Limau Purut Sorry to hear about your leg. There needs to be a good understanding with your training partners when it comes to sparring. Thats why sparring those that are training other styles can be risky as levels of understanding are different. Yep you are right these lower kicks tend to be more suited for street scenarios where you need to take out and immobilise an opponent. In a sport silat match low kicks are often used as a distraction to create openings. They can also be used as a takedown but these take on the form of a sweep rather then a kick.
1:38 - Like a predator ambushing her prey, she knew exactly what she was going to do. She was just waiting for her opponent to come a little closer so she could unleash it.
Smile after a hit kick or missed kicks from opponent is for celebrating 1 point or opponent didn't get one...but a smile after missed kick in training with my brother no rules no padding..its just because my life flashed before my eyes. 😂 Gratefulness of staying alive
The goodwill towards their opponent has everything to do with the culture in which they are raised as well. In America, by-and-large, we don’t give a damn about one another.
These are just a simplified style which are used for sports we called it silat olahraga, its kinda sanda for kungfu but with much more rules and regulations used to avoid injuries and point but smaller legal hit box...btw what style are you practicing?
Silat in competition is just like 20 percents of what we have learned and practiced. In real street fighting, we can perform 70-80 percents. The balance percents are just in theories and art of kill.
@Ronin00 silat do many sillibuses Including defense technique, deceiving and art to kill. In competition there have rules. That's why wearing protection stuff during competition is compulsory. Kicking in silat means kick the vital area.
For those of who have just seen a silat competition for the first time. these guys are national athletes, to get speed, technique and power like that they have been practicing since they were children, you have to do hundred thousands of repetitions for every single type of kick to get such perfect technique.
You don’t have giant padded gloves to block with though. It’s a harder to block when you’re bare handed, that’s why parrying and longer guards are more common in such combat sports including mma.
1:38 That Yoko-Geri was probably one of the best I've seen. Notice she had her weight shifted more to her rear leg. That makes it easier for her to lift up her lead leg and kick.
Excellent style for street fighting...you can tell your opponent you scored more points and mutually agree on the winner in an amicable way...you know, how most street fights go.
@@legobatman2440 and yet we seem to dominate MMA and send you our washed up fighters so your “elite” can get a notable name on their record 33% of the time. We may lack history, but somehow, we always overtake our masters. Quantify that.
You mean just like MMA has points? Or boxing? Or any other art for that matter? How about you go over and receive a couple of those kicks to the chest without any padding and come back to ramble? Ever crossed your mind that not every art is meant to fight on the streets? Or that arts eventually change? Or any of that?
This is the sport version where you score points not kill your opponent. Sport Silat can only do so much so you won't find any breaking bones and joints or joint locks here. You can only punch kick and take down your opposition and even then the area/envelope of your hit is restricted around the torso/armor vest area. You can't hit the head.
Tournament techniques are different from street fighting techniques. At the training ground everything is learned. That's the reason why it looks different. In tournaments, fighters are not allowed to use street fighting techniques. Tournaments only want to get points, not lives
So many martial arts in the world but in the end everyone just kick, punch, and grap to the floor. In my opinion know how to kick and punch, training your reflexes and forget abou that martial fancy arts.
You have a point. At the end of the day, we only just have two legs and two arms! There are subtle differences - but generally - especially when it comes to point fighting - they are similar moves and strategies.
It does. For competition, however, it is illegal to punch to the head and they count points. They prefer kicks most of the time. (kick to the head is legal)
I suppose this is not how silat should looks like. Maybe in modern sport tournament it evolves into a match of kick into the leg to get a point for dropping down opponent
I started Indonesia Kung Fu at 12. Being a tall kid my feet were my best weapon. But never let them catch your leg. Your very vulnerable. So when kicking it must be extremely fast strike. But more important. The snap back. Don't leave your leg in the air. It must return as fast if not faster than it was sent to target. That was 50 years ago. And I still train my kicks in that concept. POEKALAN TJIMDEI.
*Pencak Silat is very dangerous and deadly. That's why in decades there shouldn't be competition, especially globally. Cuz Silat uses dangerous internal power / inner power. So, basically, Silat not for attack, but only for self defense.Survive or die. They can break steel by bare hand, finger, foot or by head. They even can see on the pitch black, they using vibra-vision. You can seacrh about "Vibravision".*
Punch 1 Point, Kick 2, take down 3. Target area is the harnisch. Chain of punches is also only 1 point. Silat Style "dance" moves should be included. 3 rounds each 2 min. That are the basics.
Dude its not like' a Hollywood movie when u can grab the enemy gun or knife the better way is u kill them or u run a way, u cant respawn anytime like a game
@@joyogggKids what the f are you talking about !? japanese and chinese martial arts deal with knives and weapons all the time ! there are even military system developed for close range combat against fire weapons ... are you really that misinformed or are you trolling ? even boxing is way more efficient than this atleast there you try and knock the enemy out instead of grabbing his leg XD dude even in kick boxing they have normal better moves involving the legs than this none sense ... come on ! this is just throwing your legs however you want and you call this martial art ???
@@xtensionxward3659 LOL. It's a tournament dude. They only need points to win. This is what u need to see if u wanna know silat is. Hugo tronche, Franc roppers Alvin guinanao, Cecep Arif Rahman, SCTM, etc. Let me know what u feel if they apply the technique in the tournament.
know it's late but silat uses a variety of weapons on a larger scale than you might expect from, formerly silat were also used to fight colonial soldiers. And I feel cringe when you compare boxing with silat, silat techniques are more efficient because they focus on weak points where the aim is to paralyze the enemy or kill them quickly and efficiently. Not only that, silat also has punch, blocking, and takedown techniques..
I am not familiar with this style “Pencak Silat” I see a lot of kicking of getting a opponent down, which is very simular with Taekwando. But the way in The Raid it had very fast hands movements, but now its a lot of kicking.. Can someone explain the difference between actual fights and Iko Uwais in The Raid and other movies?
maybe i'm late for explaning this but ill explain it any way. the only technique you can use in a competition is only kick, sweep, punch, and slam. The rest of the technique can't be used on a tournament because it is lethal. Pencak silat in the origin was made to kill (in a self-defense purpose) i think it's quite similar with krav maga when u can use dirty way to knock the enemy down. For example the other technique are elbow, punch to the throat, breaking bones etc. You can see the "real" silat technique on youtube.
Hey. Thanks for asking. It's 3 rounds, 2 minute per round. Points are given by successful attacks to the body pad. No head shots allowed. Punch: 1 point Kick : 2 points Takedown: 3 points Must stay within the ring or points are deducted. Any more questions let us know!
The smiles on their faces! How lovely. Seems like they are genuinely having fun!
It's rule to show your smile and style
I am also a Silat warrior
And silat is everything for me 😊
@@uchabkanwar5231 can teens do this
@@brianna_is_the_best_mkay8474 of course!
Go on
We only smiles as long as no one kick us in the face
Or the groin
i want my kid to get silat training,,
I'm American. This amount of good will and sportsmanship is alien to me. Good job everyone.
Then you are stupid or lying. I'm also an American and see good sportsmanship all the time. You are just speaking nonsense
@@remshot1998 he's talking about the amount of sportsmanship with his experience. Surprise surprise not everyone experience the same things 🤯
@@remshot1998 think you just proved his point 🤣
@@GrimyGoblin Maybe, but then he should really not be saying "as an American" because that gives the implication of a US-wide thing.
@@phillabong520 Er...calling out bad faith claims is not a bad thing. :I
1:38 HFS the speed of that kick was NASTY
Agreed, she's legit.
I had to keep rewatching because that was clean af!
Who was that? Can somebody give me a name? Thank you.
@@JasonGanJY wewey wita
I love that they're actually smiling and kind of giggling even though they were being hit they're like "Woah, that's a really awesome move!"
Or when they exchange blows back-to-back the look on their faces is "You really want to do this game?"
They make it looked like they're just having a friendly spar which is funny considering that the martial art itself is pretty deadly.
the the rule
It's a safe way to spar. No head kicks or punches are allowed, and once the oppenet is down it is forbidden to attack him. Love this silat!
Well, I didn't know about that. That's the first time I ever heard about a martial arts that actually respects the opponent's body and health.
looks like it would suit invalids with no hands
2:06 -- concern shown for his opponent's safety as he fell. wow.
Yeah I know what you're referring to without even clicking. I watched that again - awesomeness.
Usually arm will broken during the take down.
it can be considered as a rare takedown maneuver to hit the shin to knowdown the opponent coz the one doing it might also get hurt -- basically your kicking the hardest part of the leg.
Usually fighter swipe the back of the opponent supporting leg.
Usually if you fell facing forward, there were higher possibility can get serious injury compare to if you fell backward. If backward, chances are your butt will hurt. But if fell forward, victim whole body could sandwich his own hand between your leg and could cause injury such as broken arm/wrist/finger/elbow
Who's here from Misasa fight😂
aqui broo
lul
Guilty as charged
Me too lolz
kkkkkkkkkkk ja virei fã
I love how they are supportive with opponent and seem to really just enjoy the sport
1:38 EPIC
Golden Snowflake super!
ahahah
马来武术。其实南少林武术演变出来
*REJECTED*
The name of the girl is Wewey Wita if i'm not wrong, she is Asian Games gold medalist
1:37 excellent side kick -Bruce Lee would approve
Who came here after the raid?
Ludwig Cools
Guilty
I came after watching a video where internet warriors were fighting over Kungfu and MMA.
The Raid 2
@The Nature Protecter no, it's a film with this martial art in it
The Nature Protecter no.. he meant the movie. Dummy.
I gotta admit the girl with the blue belt thingy is pretty badass. The way she kicks the guy. Damn, No Mercy!
Dang 1:38 that sidekick takedown is nasty... Never had chances to do that while I was active as a fighter. But did managed to get the same takedown but using a different back kick.
There had to be a perfect timing.
As you can see the she kicks while the opponent have a low back posture and raising one of his feet.
She’s Wita Wewey. She’s well known for her fast kicks.
Too Deadly, Yet everybody is smiling...
Too deadly? Hahaahahahahah
prob its really bcs its a Martial art u idot
@@atdhekryeziu616 lol, you have never seen a martial arts performance, there you just know what silat is like, watch this video th-cam.com/video/Wspg8P871no/w-d-xo.html. Fighting in a tournament was different from fighting on the street🤣🤣🤣 In silat tournaments limited by rules, different from fighting on the street, you can fight freely without any rules and you can even break your opponent's bones, injure your opponent and even kill your opponent. Even silat is taught how to fight with people who use weapons and how to fight using weapons
@@atdhekryeziu616 it's for tournament dude. U wanna c silat really is ?.
I give u some keywords and u can search on Ytube. Silat Open Circle/ Silat Buka Lingkaran channel. Or Cecep Arif Rahman, Hugo tronche, Franc roppers, Alvin guinanao, Maul, etc. Go check it !!!. It's not about how hard ur punches but how fast u end the fight.
@@atdhekryeziu616you dont believe
What a beautiful display of talent and technique. I did not know that Silat had sparring. Impressive to see such great sweeps and kicks. Much respect from Southern California.
Wow what a cool fighting style I wish Tekken would make an indonesian char with that fighting style that would be interesting
02:07 fairplay
I was just gonna type that now.
Masha'Allah❤
The best fighting style there is🇮🇩🇲🇾🇧🇳
@Chris A there is so many style in silat , where you can grapple, dismantle shoulders , hitting with elbows , takedowns etc ...the problem is what you see in this video it's an amateur league, you can see ONE championship MMA you will find many Malaysian guys with silat background and they are doing well
@Chris A you are clearly Ignorant about Silat
@Chris A fact?? Fact what?
@Chris A smh :3. Did you say muay thai guy would fuck them up easy?. Did you ever see raw silat or original silat? Or all you see is silat in sports?
@Chris A I saw some Muay Thai practionner condemmed silat and how proud he is about his Muay Thai.
This, I give you some good example/historical prove how effective silat is in real life death-life fight @ warfare:
1. Sriwijaya, Majapahit, Malacca, Patani, Perak WON many wars againts Siamese for thousands of years. The latest one was in 1822 Siam vs Perak where by Perak WON the war. The huge Siamese troops+muay thai fighter with the elephant were burned to the ground by Perak/ Selangor alliance near the border Kedah/ Perak territory. Read Perak Scholar and British manuscripts.
2. 1836 Kedah/Patani independent resistance drawed Siamese up to Songkhla, retook Perlus, Satun, Patani and Trang. However, Siamese won the war because of British support-British attacked Kedah from the sea, blocked the food/weapon supplies and supply weapons + canons etc to Siam troops. Otherwise Kedah pendekar should have knocked your King Rama pendekar should have knocked your King Rama castle in Bangkok. Read British Navy Captain Sherrard Osborn 1836 diary about Kedah army-dicipline+skillfull in close combat.
3. Majapahit@Javanese repelled Monggolian navy in 13 century. Their nose were cut and send back to Monggol. Monggol send many expedition to destroy Majapahit, all ended failed. Do you think Ayuthia@Siamese dared to fight Monggol? Even Rom empire think twice to fight the Monggol. Fact! 3. Spanish vs Sulu , 300 years war. Spanish never conquered the south part- Mindanao @Sulu.
4. US army vs Sulu Juramantados in 1900. US army never dared to fight toe to toe with Sulu resistance who practiced silat. Read Moro resistance Panglima Hassan uprising+moro resistance how endurance and skillful they were in close combat. Shotted with 32 bullets but almost able to finish his last opponent. Above are the proves of the effectiveness of silat in life-death fight @ warfare. I am not saying silat is the best but I rather say real silat is designed for real fight where no rules applied and it is strictly not appropriate for sport mode like muay thai or box. Have you ever see someone claw their oppenent eyes, throat, testicle, joints in muay thai? In real silat, you will see this kind of thing.
My humble opinion or conclusion:
1. There is no better or bad martial art. All of them are good.
2. The victory is for the one who practice hard + intelligence.
incredible how joyfull all of them are. Nice to see.
1:38 too brutal..
I hate strong women.
Thats sport silat not real traditional silat that being used in war and combat..all movement we learn murderous🤣and many type of weapon too.Women got similar train like men..there also specific weapon for women to killed and protect themself..slip in cloth,at leg,head gear,at waist..it look like anytime they go to battle..women that time must be brutal.
All these leg sweeps sensei kreese would've fit in perfectly in silat
No mercy!
1:38 She just knocked his ass out 😂
both are female...
@@qawim2641 really? Looked more like a boy to me
@@jessicayoung If she didn't cut her hair..
@@jessicayoung by the looks of it, it’s a she. You would get arrested if you were fighting female silat.
Ela deu um chute bem dado no peito dele KKKKKKKKK
I know it's a point-scoring combat but I like the aggressiveness of the attack to score points
The way they move is beautiful
It's like roosters🐓 fighting.
This is amazing , in every shape and form ... I just wished I could practice martial arts ...
#Indonesia #Silat #Season2023 ...
1:57 he really wanted to see some more of where that came from. Seems friendly but he also seemed like he enjoyed someone else's demonstration of power in a scary way
1:38 Wita Wewey’s legendary lighning kick
Those sidekicks are amazing. But I have a question why sidekicks are used a lot in Silat and Jeet koon do but rarely used in Muay Thai and mma?
S Jeff Good question. Possibly due to the stances associated with each sport. In Muay Thai they are very front on and doing a side kick would require a shift in stance and weight which would could be easily read by the opponent. However they use front kicks a lot which are still linear kicks (like side kicks). The silat stance is more side on not exposing much torso and making it easier to throw a side kick. That’s my understanding but I’m sure someone else may have some additional ideas or opinions. Good question.
It’s a huge opening for grabs if they allow it
it is used in mma but not as often..fighters who are more proficient while standing on their feet do not want to risk getting takedown so they utilise low kicks more often..not side kicks
@Limau Purut Sorry to hear about your leg. There needs to be a good understanding with your training partners when it comes to sparring. Thats why sparring those that are training other styles can be risky as levels of understanding are different. Yep you are right these lower kicks tend to be more suited for street scenarios where you need to take out and immobilise an opponent. In a sport silat match low kicks are often used as a distraction to create openings. They can also be used as a takedown but these take on the form of a sweep rather then a kick.
Cung Le.. Uses side kicks
Team Belgium!! We love you!!
1:20 amazing
1:18 I'm in love
When fighting sports athlete is more respectful than every other sports athlete
1:38 - Like a predator ambushing her prey, she knew exactly what she was going to do. She was just waiting for her opponent to come a little closer so she could unleash it.
these guys always smile after kick xD
Smile after a hit kick or missed kicks from opponent is for celebrating 1 point or opponent didn't get one...but a smile after missed kick in training with my brother no rules no padding..its just because my life flashed before my eyes. 😂 Gratefulness of staying alive
The goodwill towards their opponent has everything to do with the culture in which they are raised as well. In America, by-and-large, we don’t give a damn about one another.
Me identifico mais com esse estilo do que tkd o qual treino,tenho mania de segurar a perna do adversário quando luto. Parabéns aos guerreiros.
These are just a simplified style which are used for sports we called it silat olahraga, its kinda sanda for kungfu but with much more rules and regulations used to avoid injuries and point but smaller legal hit box...btw what style are you practicing?
Anda tinggal mempelajari tenaga dalamnya untuk mengobati diri sendiri saat terluka akibat pukulan
Silat in competition is just like 20 percents of what we have learned and practiced. In real street fighting, we can perform 70-80 percents. The balance percents are just in theories and art of kill.
@Ronin00 silat do many sillibuses Including defense technique, deceiving and art to kill. In competition there have rules. That's why wearing protection stuff during competition is compulsory. Kicking in silat means kick the vital area.
For those of who have just seen a silat competition for the first time. these guys are national athletes, to get speed, technique and power like that they have been practicing since they were children, you have to do hundred thousands of repetitions for every single type of kick to get such perfect technique.
awesome vid man keep up the good work
Thank you very much
slmt dtng , terimksih for uploading this vedio on youtube .
we need to see more matches!
Coming very soon
+Silat Fan TV i want to see pesilat around the world
So do we!
+Silat Fan TV hahaha, i can't wait 😁
Seems like a friendly fight,they have good sportsmanship
Damn looks tough, though I'd still use a kickboxing guard to block them kicks
You don’t have giant padded gloves to block with though. It’s a harder to block when you’re bare handed, that’s why parrying and longer guards are more common in such combat sports including mma.
@@mythrin Uhmm in 80+% of the cases you block with the forearm not the gloves but the guard makes it easier to position for blocks and attacks
@MrFreak9.1.1 Still if you use a more squared stance it would be easier to block similar to MMA
@MrFreak9.1.1 And forearms as in middle kick and body kicks you angke yourself with your forearm and bicepc to absorb the impact
1:38 That Yoko-Geri was probably one of the best I've seen. Notice she had her weight shifted more to her rear leg. That makes it easier for her to lift up her lead leg and kick.
Excellent style for street fighting...you can tell your opponent you scored more points and mutually agree on the winner in an amicable way...you know, how most street fights go.
you are american your culture is too young to have any kind of martial art like us SEA. you don't talk
@@legobatman2440 and yet we seem to dominate MMA and send you our washed up fighters so your “elite” can get a notable name on their record 33% of the time. We may lack history, but somehow, we always overtake our masters. Quantify that.
You mean just like MMA has points? Or boxing? Or any other art for that matter? How about you go over and receive a couple of those kicks to the chest without any padding and come back to ramble? Ever crossed your mind that not every art is meant to fight on the streets? Or that arts eventually change? Or any of that?
I am waiting for your video in the fight at the silat academy so that I can be sure you are right 🙂
Me watching this after finding out Iko Uwais uses pencak silat in the raid movies!!!
Wow I want to learn it, it seems amazing !
Fun to see how once you pressure test stuff in real time what works and what doesn't.
1:20 the kick lol
1:38
@@roudryramadhani4752 Oh yes.
I did the sport 3 years but i gonna do it again massa fight Greets from Holland
Here from Kenichi
Kenichi from Mightiest disciple did silat?
Haha me too
Johan or Jenazad who made you came here?
hey.. i just want to ask when they teach they silat thay are so many cool moves they perform, good foot work.. what happened now?
This is the sport version where you score points not kill your opponent. Sport Silat can only do so much so you won't find any breaking bones and joints or joint locks here. You can only punch kick and take down your opposition and even then the area/envelope of your hit is restricted around the torso/armor vest area. You can't hit the head.
Tournament techniques are different from street fighting techniques. At the training ground everything is learned. That's the reason why it looks different. In tournaments, fighters are not allowed to use street fighting techniques. Tournaments only want to get points, not lives
That kick at 1:38. That was... fast!
So many martial arts in the world but in the end everyone just kick, punch, and grap to the floor. In my opinion know how to kick and punch, training your reflexes and forget abou that martial fancy arts.
You have a point. At the end of the day, we only just have two legs and two arms! There are subtle differences - but generally - especially when it comes to point fighting - they are similar moves and strategies.
And grapple. Kicks n punches r innefective if a good grappler gets ahold of you
I think aerobic will suit you.
Silat looks really graceful
fantastic edits and great matches! can you tell me what song you used for this video?
Fighters are really fast!
Just joined the pencak silat team in my school, kinda devistated to see that pencak mostly consist of kicks, i suck at kicks
Sooo Taekwondo with Judo?
More into Kung Fu
Interesting. I take it that head punches are not allowed?
jmdrake that’s right! Although you can get occasionally clipped once in a while
Legit the only good soul fighting is at 2:09
This looks like old school taekwondo, loved it
Yeah. But in pencak silat we must not attack the head. because according to Indonesian culture the head is something noble and shows honor
1:38 she's great
Ok so i have a question, does this fighting style not involve fists?
It does. For competition, however, it is illegal to punch to the head and they count points. They prefer kicks most of the time. (kick to the head is legal)
I think you miss the parts where they punched at 1:11 and 2:11
@@waitingisfun no. In pencak silat attacks to the head are prohibited either by kicks or punches
Here from Kengan Omega after watching Misasa put the beat down on a traitor Fang
YEEEEEEAH loved that fight.
Yo but u probably dont wanna see this, bcs this is the point system sport
Respect from a Wing Chun practitioner!
I'm thinking to mix silat with muay Thai. Hehehe I'll go to 2 different gyms when covid is gone😆
let us know the result!
The MMA thing did it
Can someone please explain the rules/scoring system. This is actually pretty intriguing coming from muay thai
punch 1, kick 2, takedown 3 (plus how he got down 1/2)
All those fancy Silat forms but when they spar it looks like regular sloppy exchanges.
You got points-
this sport Silat not self defence! Oh boy why are sceptics so effing idiot can't tell the difference between self defence and sport! 🤔
I'm not familliar with silat martial art, does it only focus on leg attacks? if it is, are there any reason behind it?
I suppose this is not how silat should looks like. Maybe in modern sport tournament it evolves into a match of kick into the leg to get a point for dropping down opponent
This for sport only.. mostly silat move will using deadly move which in banned in sport
Love it !
Thanks!
I started Indonesia Kung Fu at 12. Being a tall kid my feet were my best weapon. But never let them catch your leg. Your very vulnerable. So when kicking it must be extremely fast strike. But more important. The snap back. Don't leave your leg in the air. It must return as fast if not faster than it was sent to target. That was 50 years ago. And I still train my kicks in that concept. POEKALAN TJIMDEI.
1:38 ok i would avoid that girl instead making advances to her
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Incrível. Ansioso pelo dia que eu competirei.
The girl at 1:38-that’s some Bruce Lee shit right there.
Damn right.
1:38
You mess with the chicc you get da kicc
@David Harmon Not if she kicks your balls to outer space.
Better than I thought it would be tbh
Salam Silat. Awesome. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!
Nice one, Bro! Awesome work!!!
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That chick at 1:38
Machukilerr 😂
That leg was out and back in the literal blink of an eye!
Outstanding!
her name's wewey wita, and yeah she's known by her oKO kick.
@@Rvu72 was she fighting a boy or a shirt haired girl? It would be the first time i see an open gender competition, and i think its awesome
@@gingercore69 nha,not open gender.
*Pencak Silat is very dangerous and deadly. That's why in decades there shouldn't be competition, especially globally. Cuz Silat uses dangerous internal power / inner power. So, basically, Silat not for attack, but only for self defense.Survive or die. They can break steel by bare hand, finger, foot or by head. They even can see on the pitch black, they using vibra-vision. You can seacrh about "Vibravision".*
1:57 nice deception, the other guy fell for it.
hi! Someone knows which the rules of this contest are?
Punch 1 Point, Kick 2, take down 3. Target area is the harnisch. Chain of punches is also only 1 point. Silat Style "dance" moves should be included. 3 rounds each 2 min. That are the basics.
@@nouseforatube thanks dude
You can only hit the armor your kick cannot and should not reach the head or you'll get a minus point lol 1 minus is equal to 5 points hahahahaha
@@nenkonya8542 Thank u man!
@@tagax5877 yea no prob
2:20 Kawaaiiii
Cool!. But what's the song tho?
1:38 lol
The weakness in these moves is the leg sticks out too much for the opponent to grab on to.
Pancake and Salad? Doesn't sound like a good combination but ok I'll try..
Official Syllabus, Curriculum of Silat Training ? Recommend Books ?
so the whole martial art is be kicked or grab the leg
with no form of doing so
just throw those kicks and grab those kicks like a maniac XD
Dude its not like' a Hollywood movie when u can grab the enemy gun or knife the better way is u kill them or u run a way, u cant respawn anytime like a game
@@joyogggKids what the f are you talking about !? japanese and chinese martial arts deal with knives and weapons all the time !
there are even military system developed for close range combat against fire weapons ... are you really that misinformed or are you trolling ?
even boxing is way more efficient than this
atleast there you try and knock the enemy out instead of grabbing his leg XD
dude even in kick boxing they have normal better moves involving the legs than this none sense ... come on !
this is just throwing your legs however you want
and you call this martial art ???
@@xtensionxward3659 LOL. It's a tournament dude. They only need points to win.
This is what u need to see if u wanna know silat is. Hugo tronche, Franc roppers Alvin guinanao, Cecep Arif Rahman, SCTM, etc.
Let me know what u feel if they apply the technique in the tournament.
know it's late but silat uses a variety of weapons on a larger scale than you might expect from, formerly silat were also used to fight colonial soldiers. And I feel cringe when you compare boxing with silat, silat techniques are more efficient because they focus on weak points where the aim is to paralyze the enemy or kill them quickly and efficiently. Not only that, silat also has punch, blocking, and takedown techniques..
Saludos desde México, solo dos artes marciales me resulta efectivas para la vida o muerte : kudo y penkat silat...
The fast martial art
I am not familiar with this style “Pencak Silat”
I see a lot of kicking of getting a opponent down, which is very simular with Taekwando.
But the way in The Raid it had very fast hands movements, but now its a lot of kicking..
Can someone explain the difference between actual fights and Iko Uwais in The Raid and other movies?
the hands will lose the distance with the feet
maybe i'm late for explaning this but ill explain it any way. the only technique you can use in a competition is only kick, sweep, punch, and slam. The rest of the technique can't be used on a tournament because it is lethal. Pencak silat in the origin was made to kill (in a self-defense purpose) i think it's quite similar with krav maga when u can use dirty way to knock the enemy down. For example the other technique are elbow, punch to the throat, breaking bones etc. You can see the "real" silat technique on youtube.
1:38 when you ask out a girl
Holy hell some of those attacks are vicious!
i Like the fact they aRe
Not fightiNg to the death 💀
@1:39 she kicked the 💩 outta him.
they are laughing
What are the rules for sport silat?
Hey. Thanks for asking.
It's 3 rounds, 2 minute per round.
Points are given by successful attacks to the body pad. No head shots allowed.
Punch: 1 point
Kick : 2 points
Takedown: 3 points
Must stay within the ring or points are deducted.
Any more questions let us know!