Martial Arts Secrets Revealed Battlefield Shastar Vidya Masterclass Pt1
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- This Martial Arts Secrets Revealed program uncovers the secrets to sword combat. Nidar Singh shows how to judge distance, angle, and position of single and multiple sword wielding opponents in this 1st Shastar Vidya masterclass. Using authentic swords, spears and battle knives the tactics of intention, terrain, and position are revealed.
Nidar Singh Nihang is the last surviving master of the Baba Darbara Singh Shastar Vidya Akhara established in 1661. He is dedicated to preserving the once secret heritage of the Guru's art of war that he learnt in the Punjab in India.
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My soul literally went to ancient India and came back !! what a trip !!!
same here b.
As a life-long Martial Artist, it has been hard for me to accept how good this man is. I've been trying to hate on him for a few months, but I've got nothing. I've learned so much from your videos already, I can't wait to learn directly some day.
As a lifelong martial artist, I can't get my head around on how people can't comprehend the difference between fantasy and reality. As long as we are not trapped in the matrix and you are not the one. This doesn't work.
@@alfonsmuller2318 nothings gonna work until you make it work, its easy to learn but hard to apply bro...
Same here...but I still just once would like to see a full speed realistic demonstration....from Nidar himself, I can absolutely do the same thing he's doing at this speed but when it's for real well that's a far different thing entirely. What he says and the technique and theory is sound yes but when you are facing an opponent hell bent on stabbing you to death suddenly many techniques fail and I want to see this stuff work for real
Sikh boys are a fun bunch that know more than most any when it comes to blades.
Unarmed nothing special though nothing to scoff at but give them something sharp & well it another story with few better if at all.
Ghurkhas are another fun bunch as well.
The orient gets way too much hype for their martial arts then they often deserve with occasional exception.
@@alfonsmuller2318 funny how you can just tell from a screen. You must be enlightened
what an array of weapons ,it shows why the sikhs were famous warriors with teachers and techniques like these
Those swords are hindu including khukuri and this martial art too.Sikhs do gatka martial arts not this.
Sikhs are originally Hindus
@@factshistory3193 No, There is no mention of gatka in history it's always shastar vidya.
Can't stop repeating miself:GO & learn from this MAN! It is great technique and teacher.
I am proud of my great nation.❤️
So much grace and very logical techniques that are so subtle but so effective.
Subtle techniques. Seems simple (and it is) but very advanced. Great lesson.
Wonderful lessons in Tulwar tactics and stratedgy,thankyou!
+Rob Thornton It was a pleasure and honour to film him and his students.
Hi @Sudipta Basu , He is based in the UK. We filmed him in London. Thank you for your interest.
i thought the same thing until i went to his seminar in canada, He walked through me and my martial arts teacher and friend while we where next to each other swinging sticks randomly with broken ryhthem at him, while we switch our positions from forward and backward of each other. He danced right through our barrage and i can testify i wasn't swinging slow but about medium speed with unpredictable angles. He doesnt look good on camera but he is the truth
Joining all the dots, can see most styles in this 😮
The real sanatani sikhh baba nidarsingh nihang jiii 🙏🚩🗡
I LOVE THIS FORM OF EWPERT SWORDSMANSHIP!!!!!
Whether it's Arabian, Western, Chinese, Japanese, Indian It's ALL JUST AS POWERFUL, JUST AS EFFECTIVE, JUST AS BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
If he were a dancer he would have been one of the greatest just like he is in combat.
Very dangerous techniques. Very life and death situation. Awesome martial art.
Taking driving as an analogy, bad drivers are dramatic they will stamp on gas and brakes, and make big steering movements. Good drivers are boring, they read the road and anticipate the actions of other drivers ahead of time so they will only ever need to make small adjustments, This is what he's doing, reading the others body language and anticipating and controlling their actions, by continously making small actions in advance he doesn't need to make large fast ones.
guru dev you have no boundaries... just lovely.
what a skill and appearance of simplicity, amazing!
wow ..ppl questioning this style...you must open up ur mind ....it is a timeless art...
Great
Best best best ...............................
higher level of fighting arts....thank you for taking us there to see!
Great baba ji its real warrior sikh martal art🙏🙏
woow..thanks so much for sharing...nidar nihang is a great man...pllz share more of shastar vidya if u can thanks again...god blesss.
Great video. Not enough Indian martial arts information on the internet. Look forward to more material.
I really like this, too bad there are so few schools...
Beautiful stuff, guys!
Fantastic!
Phenomenal, all makes complete sense and looks fluid
Interesante
Very nice. Thanks
Serious guys, respect
He is an instructor and master of many warrior philosophies, but not a killer. The philosophy emphasis quick and brutal killing, that's why it is difficult to show in full speed. Not practicing a skill full speed makes of course an issue learning it fully. But the theory is sound.
Very interesting. Much like aikido..relaxed, easy moves..
👌👌👌👌👌✌👍
The one on the extreme right looks like Bhai Satpal Singh Ji (who runs the Nanak Naam TH-cam channel)
Very interesting.
it becomes a completely different martial art when you bring armor into the mix.
I maintain on further contemplation that this method seems entirely improvised.. if he goes here I can go here. well of course if you for see all the movements prior to action.. this seems to rely on specific actions by the opposition and the defender using more than intuition to get by...
how can you have full speed with weapons,his students would all be in hospital or dead,besides if you train like this for a long time you no longer fear weapons and wont freeze in real situation,though its keeping a art /culture
alive because this is warfare of the past and you will never face this in modern times.Even modern fencing uses protective gear
@@TheSilatiger that's why you use wooden swords
great Martial Arts..Master....do you have any dojo or class in Jakarta(indonesia)
I am learning Indian Lath baji, Benti, Harwa, from my guru in a temple near my place. But want to learn sword free fighting in detail. Do to have any branch in kolkata West Bengal India. Please reply soon. Thanks
man i want to learn that...
Singhji great love and respect for you. I am a martial artist from India West bengal kolkata want to purchase sword but confused about it shapes and weight I am about 5.8 inches. Please guide me
Joe Rogan and Dana White should see this lol
He doesn't teach any unarmed hand to hand in this video. I think he has done that on other videos, though. I watched a few of those and am quite convinced that anything he teaches that is not sword fighting, is complete and utter bullshit.
This is called shastra vidya... its not like other martial arts or MMA, it cannot be played as a game each and every single strike is totally related to war and combat skills... which means "every skill must kill", open the gates of hell for the evil ones...
Hello sindyant can you tell me if and when you have classes in chennai
Where abouts are these classes held/ when?
+1234567890 1234567890 We filmed him in W London, he is based in the Midlands and teaches there too.
This all considers the use of armour, picking past, cutting away and prying open. Strikes are delivered to vulnerable and accessible areas, some weapons are designed to be armour piercing as well.
I'm not saying this guy isn't good but there is literally no pressure testing here in regards to the techniques hes showing. Every time an "attack" is demonstrated the attackers literally stop in the middle of the movement then they just fall or allow the teacher to do whatever . I understand for demonstration purposes the technique needs to be shown all the way but I'm sorry the attacks are not realistic. Other than that I found his advice and tips useful especially when it comes to movement and being smooth etc
How do I choose which is a ideal weapon for me?
you need 1 thing that can bend and 1 thing that can poke and think of how to make it slap.
if you go here I go here etc.. seems more showmanship than swordsmanship
Khurkuri - Nepalese art of fighting. Nepal.
is it not dangerous to grab the blade, does it take a lot of practice
depends how you grab it , that blade looked one sided so long as the fingers don't curl round and he keeps in control he should be alright
+phil johnson its a war tactic so in war they would have on gloves also they way the punjabi's used to use it.
phil johnson practice. Without knowledge and information, even holding a fork is dangerous. You need proper training before you go about grabbing swords.
So much theory
On the battlefield those three people are going to advance much faster and much harder. Here they are just waiting for him to show his moves. Doubtless he is a great martial artist but a lot of stuff here is a Boliwood stuff.
I swear he is just being kind, annd would be much more viscious in combat andn is showing you what he has learned in play.
"On the battlefield those three people are going to advance much faster and much harder." Are they though? I have seen footage of mongs with knives attacking each other in street gang attacks, and they dart in and out, shouting. They are full of fear and they don't just blast in smooth, fast and hard. They are hesitant and stiff.
How to join your classes?
Get in touch here; www.shastarvidiya.org/information/index.html
Nidar Singh actually runs seminars with martial artsists from other styles, such as kali and silat, im sure he would be only too willing to demonstarte with a samurai!!!
Like if you want a bollywood martial arts movie
this is all non practical theory.. in slow motion a hypothetical response to attack is easy to produce.. seems like more the masterclass of what could be done.. but we could all defeat multiple opponents in slow mo... full time attacks and full contact sparring.. I'm making an educated guess he would be slaughtered very quickly
Check out "Shastra vidya: The Ancient Indian Martial Art of the Hindu Kshatriya", the first book on Shastra vidya, backed by textual evidence. It is not connected with Nidar Singh's Shastar Vidiya. Visit our channel and please sub!
i don't want to meet him him in the alley
i want to have him as friend in an alley haha
Please say in hindi😭🙏
0:57 he has khukuri in his hand
2:35 who come he sounded like McGregor???
indian steven seagal
sikh rajpoot Shastra vidiya zindabaad
..... i mean EXPERT!!!!! XD
well wat u probably meant was "I would like to see"...neways....there r reasons y this is not shown in such ways....if u can't figure out why....tuhada raaab raakha...
say something man
I much proffer full speed and intensity but: It's from another time and culture, I don't see him selling the SVA equivalent of blackbelts, making people instructors in a year or putting down other martial arts. Martial arts rivalry is good and healthy and as long as a group isn't being dicks, no reason to be dicks to them.
Excellent
As much as I would love to think that this is would work in a real life and death firght for some reason some of the technique look a little sketchy.
It totally depends upon your training and practice... it will never work for you, if you think it is just a single day course...shastra vidya is the hardest form to study but the simplest way to apply...
clearly you have no knowledge in this martial art, you're just a youtube comment, this mans a master, thats why theres no need for your disrespect
how is he a fake nihang, can anyone tell ?
That's khslistani theory....cause they don't want any linkage with sanatan dharma.... rest he is very genuine nihang who recognises his roots and calls spade a spade
@@alok_mishra2526 good reply
training in hypotheticals is useless to actual application of skill.. moving in half pace or slower.. if u come at me with a blade in a method situation then I can show you limitless ways to turn the blade on you.. make it up as you go along. spin here and grab wrist here etc.... its all just ad hoc
Impossible, people will die and people dont react the same to blunted weapons.
bai ji dont say Indian martial art
please say SIKHISM martial art
India
it is older than sikkism .
Yes all chinese martial arts evolved from it as well.. practically lost in india until Siri Vahi Guru Gave Guru Hargobind Ji full Shastar Vidya... < orgin of kung fu🕉🤗: th-cam.com/video/ukvIHyxkXjY/w-d-xo.html
Masterclass1, first explanation: "The one with the more sensitvie touch will be succesful." (or something like that)
In a real swordfight, this guy would die in seconds...just 50sec. in the video and already around 5 mistakes...how can people fall for this bullshit.
While I am skeptical of this man's specific interpretations of historical techniques (I'd very much like to see him attempt to perform these in a sparring setting), it is not at all wrong to say that sensitivity to pressure in a fight is a very important aspect to combat.
In old German fencing theory, the aspect of a fight involving feeling an opponent's pressure to react accordingly was explored in depth.
Understand a viking coming at you
I respectly say this but Nidar Singh is not the best representative to demonstrate Sanatan Shastra Vidya martial arts after watching this video.
Who would grab a sharp striking sword?
A man who knows what he is doing
Nkli nihang.,Sikh not related any aria.we r difrent marshal kaum.Nidar any time accept our chalange or fight with our khalsa Nihang.
You see this is the problem with modern martial arts, you have people attacking you who aren't really attacking you and just being dummys who stand there and give no resistance, I guarantee that if I was having him demonstrate on me I'd be doing my best to take his head off ,unlike these characters he's demonstrating on who pause their attack the second he moves . Now don't get me wrong I am intensely interested in the fighting methods from this part of the world of the Punjab on into the Pamir mountains, this is the center of history everything and every people's came from central Asia so I imagine the fighting systems from this region would be very old and very effective.
this is all non practical theory.. in slow motion a hypothetical response to attack is easy to produce.. seems like more the masterclass of what could be done.. but we could all defeat multiple opponents in slow mo... full time attacks and full contact sparring.. I'm making an educated guess he would be slaughtered very quickly
its a training method more than a representation of real combat. exploring hypothetical situations makes you better prepared for real ones.
JKDMan2000
nah for me better train and build muscles and maintain flexibility. no muscles no flexibility how you perform real combat.
its will useless. as long you have 2 above you still can defending your self and offense some bad guy even in a minimum condition.