In Japanese arts break balance is called Atemi. Very important for grapple arts.. This Silat is deadly effective, super controlled and fluid. Beautiful techniques sir
curtrod yep that's right, strikes used as openers to other techniques. Looseners is another term . Japanese jujutsu uses atemi strikes to break the posture...
@@Psilocybiant "Kuzushi is very often thought of as simply pushing or pulling. At more advanced levels however it is much more than that. For example, kuzushi can also be achieved by breaking the opponent's rhythm, fake attacks, strikes, changes of body position or grip, kiai (a shout), or a sudden change in speed or tempo. A critical element in kuzushi is that it should disrupt more than the body. Kuzushi is very much a mental thing. Kuzushi should always disrupt the opponent's concentration, resulting in a momentary opportunity for an attack...Jigoro Kano, the founder of Judo, made the principle of kuzushi one of the fundamental elements of Judo, distinguishing it from old schools of jujitsu. The principle of kuzushi is still considered to be one of his major contributions to the study of martial arts." Judoinfo.com, yep, atemi could cause off-balancing or lead to it, I'm not sure if it's the same as 'breaking one's structure' as in Silat, Michael Echanis (US Special Forces) of Hwarang Do in his knife self-defense book said to avoid the weapon, stabilize the weapon, break the opponent's base, then disarm, and Yang Jwing-ming, scholar of Chinese styles and Qinna (grandfather of jujitsu) expert said 'counter strikes with throws or takedowns, counter throws or takedowns with Qinna (locking, or seizing and holding, including sealing blood vessels and pressure point strikes), and counter Qinna with striking, which could be with any part of the body, that is to say 'atemi' in Japanese 😁
curtrod interesting, thank you for the lesson. Yea my limited understand from jujitsu was that atemi strikes are used to create a reaction for a follow up technique. Cheers
Remarkable! I love Pentjak Silat and this system is just the type of precise, scientific leverage based art that I love. That's why I'm always trying to gain a deep understanding . Truly awesome!
Great movement and flow. Beautiful to watch. Had the pleasure to experience your seminars twice and will come back soon! Music in the background is nice too
I used to train in Pukulan Cimande Pusaka Pencak Silat, I loved it, train Krav Maga these days but if I were to find a silat club local I would certainly return.
Two objects can not occupy the same space at the same time. Breaking his structure allows the you to "take" the opponents space and thus overthrow him. Physics!
the video is for us (at least me) amateur to understand the principle of the moves. I'm sure when we already practice it often enough, the move will come naturally and reflexively, thus become useful in a real life situation.
Imagine how many years would it take to achieve that kind of movement? did you see the flow? So smooth, I'm a silat practitioner myself, been doing it for almost 8 years and my movements on applying the 'buah' are not even close to master Maul!
@Ken Jay Don't know much about silat, but it looks like it was tailored with the blade in mind, even in their striking style. Would that be somewhat right? Definitely different applications than taichi, which is closer the grappling. See, your comment about hardness is what I was referring to with my jab at taichi classes :D Taichi is supposed to include hard too, it's the art of extremes, from relaxed to tensed, but this part is almost never seen in classes, and barely known by teachers. Silat seems more preserved and balanced in its current state, hopefully it stays that way!
Attacking structure is a fairly new concept Ive only recently started working on. It makes the difference and is probably the most important aspect that we can work on.
Hi! Congratulations! Me has cambiado la perspectiva del arte marcial. Soy de Morelia, Michoacán. México. Hay alguien que te represente en territorio mexicano?
Very good....Just wish his vids would show vs jabs n crosses n hooks not lunge stab fake punches...even if opponent freeze framed in time...spatial relationships r way diff in reality...still a very skilled guy
you just follow through, you dont need to catch the jab. the Important part is the body. if you have cultivated some internal teaching, then you can consciously use the natural biomechanics and anotomy of the body and with that you can manipulate the tensed body Part of your opponent through Touching like he demonstrates
Assalamualaikum... Cikgu... Minta tolong perkembangkan Seni Silat Suffian di Seluruh Malaysia untuk Muslimin dan muslimat. Bagi memperkukuhkan jati diri anak melayu dan islam di nusantara.
it was asked if I could only study 1 style for rest of my life I picked this but am curious about how you would deal with a professional Muay Thai fighter 🤔? 🙏
All martial art using the same principle. Breaking opponent structure by either, leverage, balance, shifting weight, body structure...etc. It's how you apply it on pressure environment
Belajar silat yg mcm ni bagus tak banyak tari tak banyak buang masa , dan sesuai dgn dunia morden ,belajar seni bela diri ni bagus sebab dalam latihan itu sudahpun ada senaman atau esisais untuk kesihatan badan dan dari apa yg kita belajar itu dengan sendirinya kita akan menjadi manusia yg lebih berdesipin , ok kan
Silat bertari pun bagus.. tapi tak sesuai utk melayu yang bodoh yang otaknya sesuai tuk main game jer.. dalam tari (bunga) beribu beribu buah dalam tu..
bertari dalam silat itu adalah basic..semua praktisi silat pasti pandai melakukannya, termasuk juga maul mornie. Hanya saja maul merangkumnya menjadi praktis agar lebih mudah dipahami western people
What style of Silat is this? There are many videos claiming Silat but they look nothing like this. Many of have seen show practitioners in a near constant dance like motion and their strikes do not resemble anywhere this level of purpose or practicality.
actually silat was secret martial art, just taught in family member, all secret tecniques pass down to selected students. Silat has many styles, but.. for the secret of the conditional body, etc.., it depends on a grand master... open secret or not
I am so curious about the skill demonstrated at 1:50 where you stay in a frontal stance unbalancing the opponent move while barely touching him? That action and it's effect look very similar to taichichuan incorporated into silat.
Another great video with smooth rhythm and flow. Sufi Bela Diri, when it will you be in Maryland this year. I would love to see you in person to get a closer look at silat. I’m training in the same art, but I know there are different ways to Silat. Your movements are so fast that I have to replay the video at least 3 times. But another great example of great teaching. Keep up for those that can’t be where you are. 👏👏👏🙏
In Japanese arts break balance is called Atemi. Very important for grapple arts.. This Silat is deadly effective, super controlled and fluid. Beautiful techniques sir
google atemi!: "In Japanese martial arts, the term atemi (当身) designates blows or strikes to the body"
curtrod yep that's right, strikes used as openers to other techniques. Looseners is another term . Japanese jujutsu uses atemi strikes to break the posture...
@@Psilocybiant "Kuzushi is very often thought of as simply pushing or pulling. At more advanced levels however it is much more than that. For example, kuzushi can also be achieved by breaking the opponent's rhythm, fake attacks, strikes, changes of body position or grip, kiai (a shout), or a sudden change in speed or tempo. A critical element in kuzushi is that it should disrupt more than the body. Kuzushi is very much a mental thing. Kuzushi should always disrupt the opponent's concentration, resulting in a momentary opportunity for an attack...Jigoro Kano, the founder of Judo, made the principle of kuzushi one of the fundamental elements of Judo, distinguishing it from old schools of jujitsu. The principle of kuzushi is still considered to be one of his major contributions to the study of martial arts." Judoinfo.com, yep, atemi could cause off-balancing or lead to it, I'm not sure if it's the same as 'breaking one's structure' as in Silat, Michael Echanis (US Special Forces) of Hwarang Do in his knife self-defense book said to avoid the weapon, stabilize the weapon, break the opponent's base, then disarm, and Yang Jwing-ming, scholar of Chinese styles and Qinna (grandfather of jujitsu) expert said 'counter strikes with throws or takedowns, counter throws or takedowns with Qinna (locking, or seizing and holding, including sealing blood vessels and pressure point strikes), and counter Qinna with striking, which could be with any part of the body, that is to say 'atemi' in Japanese 😁
curtrod interesting, thank you for the lesson. Yea my limited understand from jujitsu was that atemi strikes are used to create a reaction for a follow up technique.
Cheers
@@Psilocybiant much respect to you adam, take care
His 🥋 Martial Arts I.Q. is in the genius category!🙏🏼
tihis martial art from brunei,malaysia,indonesia and singapore
Always a pleasure to watch, and re- watch the videos of Cikgu Maul Mornie. Learning and re-learning
Remarkable! I love Pentjak Silat and this system is just the type of precise, scientific leverage based art that I love. That's why I'm always trying to gain a deep understanding . Truly awesome!
Great movement and flow. Beautiful to watch. Had the pleasure to experience your seminars twice and will come back soon!
Music in the background is nice too
I know nothing about martial arts but I love how effordless he makes everything look
Always a pleasure to learn from you Maul! Looking forward to see you again soon!
Thank you. I'm truly impressed and motivated by your videos.
I used to train in Pukulan Cimande Pusaka Pencak Silat, I loved it, train Krav Maga these days but if I were to find a silat club local I would certainly return.
How beautiful the art... I love how the art works on it
Two objects can not occupy the same space at the same time. Breaking his structure allows the you to "take" the opponents space and thus overthrow him. Physics!
KasaiFilms english please .. . There were a few who study physics
bullshit,not physics.Do you think when someone want to break your face will stand with his arm pointed and wait for you to "take" him??
+Dario You forgot one thing that there is a so called Momentum..
the video is for us (at least me) amateur to understand the principle of the moves. I'm sure when we already practice it often enough, the move will come naturally and reflexively, thus become useful in a real life situation.
DARIO KOVAČIĆ How old are you, 12?
Thank you so much for these videos Maul, they help so much!!! Keep em coming!!!
Imagine how many years would it take to achieve that kind of movement? did you see the flow? So smooth, I'm a silat practitioner myself, been doing it for almost 8 years and my movements on applying the 'buah' are not even close to master Maul!
Arif Rosli keeps practice. I am sure you’ll get there
Paul the 2 marek Sørensen I will, thanks 😁
Arif Rosli good
Six years later... Have you achieved it?
Silat is purely biomechanics based, wonderful techniques, Thank you very much sir, from India
Excellent material. I studied some Silat from Mike Keller and Raymond Crowe in the 90s, but this is all top-notch here.
Thank You, Nice defense and attack move. I'm love silat...
Superb training. Guru always move into opponent space, key to unbalance
Saya suka sama silat Brunei.
Saya pun sangat suka jugak❤🙏
Mantap Brunai. Salam dari saudara mu indonesia
Excellent as always. Looking forward to see you in Melbourne!
Salam from Indonesia. Amazing video & explanation 👍
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Damn, this is better taichi than can be found in most taichi classes :D I know, it's silat, but there are so many common principles!
@Ken Jay Don't know much about silat, but it looks like it was tailored with the blade in mind, even in their striking style. Would that be somewhat right? Definitely different applications than taichi, which is closer the grappling.
See, your comment about hardness is what I was referring to with my jab at taichi classes :D Taichi is supposed to include hard too, it's the art of extremes, from relaxed to tensed, but this part is almost never seen in classes, and barely known by teachers.
Silat seems more preserved and balanced in its current state, hopefully it stays that way!
Amazing Guru Maul!! Salam from Indonesia 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you i love silat now,i was practicing kali for a long wile but i see that silat is awesome.
Great art of combat. Would like to take part on your seminar, in case it will take part somewhere in Europe, especially in Germany
Wow three videos in a week! Awesome way to start my birthday month! excellent gift!
KasaiFilms HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
Good explanation and teaching Mahaguru.. Selamat Maju Jaya!
Attacking structure is a fairly new concept Ive only recently started working on. It makes the difference and is probably the most important aspect that we can work on.
Have you looked at Salahuddin Muhammad's aiki myoden material?
Beautiful movement. A Delight to see.
Hope I'LL learned this kind of Martial arts..it's beautiful and effective..salute to you sir Maul
Slick Drills.
Amazing Flows.
😎💙🙏🏼
What a beautiful and deadly art.
This master kills it with silat. Love it.
Hi!
Congratulations!
Me has cambiado la perspectiva del arte marcial.
Soy de Morelia, Michoacán. México.
Hay alguien que te represente en territorio mexicano?
Alejandro Robles Lm yes we have some one in Mexico for more information you can contact me
Please , come to Spain.,..
I love silat!
Beautiful arte in motion.
What style could even beat this? That's badass as fuck!
I want to create one in Taipei please come sifu
Excellent video Mr. Mornee.. Please do more collaboration videos with Sanatan Shastar Vidiya Guru Nidar Singhji.
I love kuntau from brunai ..salam persaudaran dari saudara anda di indonesia,kalimantan selatan(banjarmasin
This guy is the REAL deal
His knowledge in jujutsu or taijutsu is really deep.
Masya Allah ,Allahu Akbar, Salam From Indonesia I Love Silat Sufian....
@Bintang Terakhir Ehh di Indonesia ada gak sih?
@@muhammadtariqrafayalbark3149 aliran betawi ataupun kuntau d kalimantan kurang lebih sama tekniknya dengan ini
@@siotong8207 ohh okk
I love martial art but too busy to learn it
Mantap guru maul
Guru with perfect moves i've ever seen in silat
FAÇA UM E-BOOK DAS TÉCNICAS E TREINAMENTOS DO SEU SISTEMA DE COMBATE AS LÍNGUAS OFICIAIS PORTUGUÊS E INGLÊS E ESPANHOL
Ktemu lagi dng bang Maul, semoga bs ktemu d jakarta
Much Love from India!
Wee need this martial art in Brazil
Very good....Just wish his vids would show vs jabs n crosses n hooks not lunge stab fake punches...even if opponent freeze framed in time...spatial relationships r way diff in reality...still a very skilled guy
you just follow through, you dont need to catch the jab. the Important part is the body. if you have cultivated some internal teaching, then you can consciously use the natural biomechanics and anotomy of the body and with that you can manipulate the tensed body Part of your opponent through Touching like he demonstrates
Silat is real self defense
Awesome video as always it so fits in to my trad jujitsu training no more bad backs lol thanks for sharing maul in true martial art spirit 👍
Mantap keren videonya.. sukses selalu salam silaturahmi.
Amazing, incredible, beautiful
Thanks,
U are so good man
I like to learn from this guy
You should do one in Las Vegas
* Sinner * maul is coming 4 times this 2020 if you’re interested
Assalamualaikum... Cikgu...
Minta tolong perkembangkan Seni Silat Suffian di Seluruh Malaysia untuk Muslimin dan muslimat.
Bagi memperkukuhkan jati diri anak melayu dan islam di nusantara.
Bukan ke silat suffian dah ade kat malaysia
it was asked if I could only study 1 style for rest of my life I picked this but am curious about how you would deal with a professional Muay Thai fighter 🤔? 🙏
Muay Thai more fighting, Silat more self defense. Muay Thai should win if both style fight
Woodstock Ga needs a school also! Awsome Grace and Power
thank you
Love your skills
"yes. yes. yes sir. yes. yes. yes. yes sir. yes yes..."
so fukin annoying...
Teachers pet
Lestarikan terus bang
All martial art using the same principle. Breaking opponent structure by either, leverage, balance, shifting weight, body structure...etc. It's how you apply it on pressure environment
Some great advice and demonstration
Love this. All I can say.
Very controlled and precise. Great skill.
Sir ada buka pusat latihan dekat Malaysia tak?
@I didn't Wipe my ass after I poop apa nama gym dia di brunei?
Excelente técnica muy buen vídeo me suscribo saludos
Hi I would like to take lessons and I must say this is good. Is there a place where they training this in South Africa?
How did that volunteer feel about sparring with Maul
Can I please have some information on the next seminar!!!!! I will try to go
Belajar silat yg mcm ni bagus tak banyak tari tak banyak buang masa , dan sesuai dgn dunia morden ,belajar seni bela diri ni bagus sebab dalam latihan itu sudahpun ada senaman atau esisais untuk kesihatan badan dan dari apa yg kita belajar itu dengan sendirinya kita akan menjadi manusia yg lebih berdesipin , ok kan
Sorry Pakcik, guru Maul dan student nyer pon kena mengajar dan belajar dari basic, takde Silat yg instant pakcik..
Junaidi Medan ,kou tu badoh tak belajar bila kena buli baru kou tahu beringus le.. hehehe
Ye la tu pandai, setakat tengok video kt youtube jdi pandai kn?
Silat bertari pun bagus.. tapi tak sesuai utk melayu yang bodoh yang otaknya sesuai tuk main game jer.. dalam tari (bunga) beribu beribu buah dalam tu..
bertari dalam silat itu adalah basic..semua praktisi silat pasti pandai melakukannya, termasuk juga maul mornie. Hanya saja maul merangkumnya menjadi praktis agar lebih mudah dipahami western people
take a bow brother at the beginning ,,,,
Very cool. Thank you.
Maul memang terbaiklah
Excelente!!!
he aint no joke.
Queria ter essa honra de aprender com o senhor.
Imagine an action film with his choreograph
You may watch the raid 1&2
What style of Silat is this? There are many videos claiming Silat but they look nothing like this. Many of have seen show practitioners in a near constant dance like motion and their strikes do not resemble anywhere this level of purpose or practicality.
actually silat was secret martial art, just taught in family member, all secret tecniques pass down to selected students.
Silat has many styles, but.. for the secret of the conditional body, etc.., it depends on a grand master... open secret or not
great
We need a school in Brandon, Fl. Also lol
Nice
Amazing skill.
Top demais
Please take this silat into film fight scene choreography
Yes sir
😏
Kenapa lah d brunei nda banyak tahu tentang silat ni .
when do you come to mexico?
drako svart we have a study group in Mexico if need information contact me
I am so curious about the skill demonstrated at 1:50 where you stay in a frontal stance unbalancing the opponent move while barely touching him? That action and it's effect look very similar to taichichuan incorporated into silat.
No, it's logic and physics! ;)
I wish there was a school of silat in Pakistan
Mantapp Silat
great master
Awesome stuff 😎
Another great video with smooth rhythm and flow. Sufi Bela Diri, when it will you be in Maryland this year. I would love to see you in person to get a closer look at silat. I’m training in the same art, but I know there are different ways to Silat. Your movements are so fast that I have to replay the video at least 3 times. But another great example of great teaching. Keep up for those that can’t be where you are. 👏👏👏🙏
Mr. Hodges we have a training group in Maryland!
this real master silat