Poor poor silver surfer

@goldyax7056

3 ай бұрын

Normally it’s the grey guy getting beaten up lol

This works. This is all I do when in street fights, and it never fails me. Well, besides ounce, when dude was way too big and strong; I just stayed covered, weaved under, turned the opi. direction, and kicked backward toward his knee. It landed right on the top of his knee,he droped, and I began to kick and work that knee.

I'm glad they have a place that teaches Pencak Silat. The place is called Sityodtong Muay Thai in Somerville, MA. They also teach Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Brazilian Jujitsu, Jeetkunedo, and Boxing. Kenny Florian sometimes goes there and Sean Gannon trains there.

I love Silat! We have a similar move to this in Gongkwon Yusul. :)

I love the "hit" sound

i live in malaysia and i heard a silat which is just 4 sparring called 'silat olahraga' the way they sparring are almost resembled as karate...

I love human weapon I learned already so many combat things

The most effective form of this combination of moves involves only the wrist lock (though backwards, straightening the arm rather than bending it) and a strike to the elbow. Imploding somebody's elbow not only renders that arm useless, but is ... magnificently painful! :D They will be disoriented and defenseless in under one second, if you can time the twist'n'strike correctly. Tastes great on cereal too!

sweet! now i know which moves to use on the street bully on the block.

@DrStoooopid Granted, but many of those techniques (or similar ones from other forms) were adapted by actual self-defense martial arts. The fact remains that there are martial arts more suited to simply disabling an assailant or warding off a bully or whatever. I am mostly referring to the people saying things like "Dude next time I am bullied at school I'll try this technique!" If they manage to pull it off at all, their lack of training will likely lead to mutual (probably severe) injury.

i have learned a little over the years.

Wow, so I've watched just about everyone of these videos with all the different styles and haven't seen one move that I haven't been taught. I guess Sin Moo Hapkido really is one of the best hybrid styles out there.

@Ramanvir

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

very deadly...for those who really learn this..2 thumbs up!!

good self defence move that helps to prevent unnecessary fight.keep it up share more.

wow i have been trying to learn this fro a long time

This technique is actually from Silat. Silat is actually a martial art that originates from Malaysia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

It's like a Judo wrist lock, it works for sure, it's also a kapap gun disarming technique except you pull the arm to the chess strike and focus on the gun & elbow lock

these vids are sick

this ones got the coolest name.sinking python!

thanks alottt....like this sinking pyathonnn...

@budoarts101 thank you for the sharp observation. Yes, silat is all about close quarter combat and short range weapons and quick kill moves. I've 'earned' the experience of being a subject of the sinking python and another move called 'seligi' that ends with a double fists to my solar plexus (i was 14) and I passed out for 3-5 minutes. Not keen to try it again.

yeah, the Jujitsu variant I have seen (the knee strike becomes an ankle-level sweep that creates a 'see-saw' effect to ensure they go down) that the black belts practice ends up with you kneeling on the attacker with your knee in their ribs - still in a more upright position, ready to face the next problem... it's still a VERY effective method for a single attacker though. Just feel that getting down to that level isn't a good idea with more than one (potential?) attacker

I love this technique

Yeah same, I was watching this awesome tv show and the baby was crying over the words, so I desided to do my 720 kick, AND IT FLOO OUT THE WINDOW!!!!!!! AWESOME!!!!!

yeap...just learned something like this in aikido. It's a another great technique that i can use now.

@joiless true, but many of Silat's techniques can be applied in a "necessary force" manner. For example, I can choose to respond with varyious levels of resistance from simple disarms to reversals from the same technique. It's more about the practitioner than the art itself.

If the guy's as skilled as you, this wouldn't be the most practical thing really.

This is my favorite move. I used it once and knocked the other out instantly.

i love this... the best...i do aikido and this thing is something for me

do you know the title of the show about the 2 bestfriends going to different countries and learning it's martial arts?

this is handy im a great street fighter but i hav kids now with this extra moves it will help my kids be safe

@mauiboynokaoi i think the point of there little exchange is silat is not about a fist fight. its about a puncher vs a complete fighter. boxing does have amazing punching and body movement, but silat is about a lot more then just hands and body movement.

My friend is learning silat so i asked to show his silat moves with my ordinary boxing style.In the end he kicked my ass in just a few seconds

@mauiboynokaoi I don't know if you have ever study Silat. But it has to do with timing you don't catch his arm when its fully extended, you catch it when he is about mid point. Then you go with the flow of his punch making it easier to grab his wrist. You also have to start moving over when he is about to throw the punch causing him to miss, again timing. Just like when a boxer is ducking and weaving.

Where can I watch all "Episodes" ? Please, reply. It would be fun watching all the trix and actually learn something

AWESOME !

i needa practice this

please correct me if im wrong, but is this basicly the same princeable as a the kormora, in mma

@darkarm3rocks there are many moves that are in more than one martial art. in jujitsu we have some ninjitsu-like moves too

was there a second season or something? i don't remember this one...

Seagal's art is aikido, i do that too, hapkido is a bit different. this move is some sorto of kotegaeshi without grabbing the hand which makes the tecnique more difficult

Is there a vid on how to dodge a fired bullet?

i bet those guys got a beer after that shooting :D :D

lol, people are commenting on how this is dangerous and vicious... but if some guy started kicking your head in you wouldn't stand there and do nothing. These fighting styles are mainly used for protection.

@all sequence of moves FYI: attack redirection>limb destruction>lock+trapping>knee attack>offbalancing + take down

Not sure if this has been mentioned earlier but that grip is identical to a bjj kimura. We all thought he invented it. Mr Kimura san needs to own up to it's origin!

this is like SHerlock Holmes analyzing his hits!

you should to know and learn Indonesian silat for real, because the real silat not only using your power and body, but combine with your spiritual energy, silat was influenced by both Indian Kalari and Chinese Kung-Fu for example if you watch movie "Merantau Warrior" the hero using Minangkabau Style (the one famous indonesian silat style), and many more

@vybinn1805

7 жыл бұрын

Silat is from Chinese Kung Fu ?

@anahibriyah9781

7 жыл бұрын

silat is from malaysia

@pramatyahilkia8260

7 жыл бұрын

are you stupid??

@mrstrdknmabalz1412

6 жыл бұрын

Silat is from nusantara. period

@joiless yes... Silat is kinda violent ,but how can u explain about the "NOT self-defense martial art" gets its place in the Southeast Asian Games and other region-wide competitions ?? do they kill the opponent while they trying show off their skills ??

Silat master can take down a man with gun,even with ak-47 because they have spiritual power.Most silat master have spiritual power.When you master the move of silat,you will then master the siritual power.Its always been like that.

Silat is NOT a self-defense martial art. It is a battlefield martial art - it is meant for warfare and many of its techniques are intended to permanently maim or kill an opponent. The force used in techniques like the sinking python can break bones, shred muscle and completely incapacitate someone. Don't expect The Man to be super happy about your use of this kind of fighting to "deter bullies."

@Cagedand3nRaged Yes and the funny thing is that the drills once properly understood are devastating.

@DrStoooopid It's a damn good maxim for any and all martial artists. People get too focused on "I could totally kick someone's ass with that!" and don't consider where these arts come from. The term "human weapon" is very apt because such training carries just as much responsibility as owning a firearm does, and for the same reasons.

I've seen this show. But fortunately they aren't introduced to Cekak Hanafi silat style. Pure Counter attacks ! 100 % of it. If not world shall be surprised by how dangerous can a person to utilize his body to make a move so dangerous that even a simple lock can cause a serious injury to the attacker even so death ! :) have a nice day fella's !

@MrLimbo isnt it like kinda banned or something?

thats what i was thinking, or a kimura since you already have the arm locked in that position

So, what is it that you're doing with their arm when the knee comes in? Pulling it towards you?

sachamord, what that means is that if you pull them towards you and hit them you get more power. eg. pulling their arm and kicking them hurts more than just kicking

Jason bourne used a combination of Jeetkunedo and Filipino Kali, which is as effective as Silat, but focuses more on weapons training. But you are right, MMA fighters are just ring fighters, they wouldnt have much luck if they were in a real life encounter!

cool move, cool name..........

@Fjerid Well, amateur historians like to learn about the techniques used in other cultures for warfare or self-defense, and this is only an excerpt from a longer program about martial arts.

@phimax100 whats the name of that vid..ive heard of it before

in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. a master of pencak silat can take u down even without touching u...

You wanna get wrist control, because that's when you're going to pull out your gun.

@JayChrisProduction you are learning the way of the grey men..

i saw this episode, this martial arts called "Silat" is from Malaysia..

i want to learn these!

Just a to add to your comment; When the enemy gets the knee there is a 100% probability his body will jerk forward causing him to bend at the waist - that's a shock to his system - esp. if the knee hits the solar plexus. Then the control technique with the "sinking python" bring him to the ground. (At this point you could even mount him -Brazilian Style)

these videos are very instructional. now, practice them to perfect them for self-defense grasshoppa

where's the full version?

this would be hard to do, dodging the punch so accuretly, but it could definetly end a fight

It is simply ... a) make your forearm stronger b) when you grabing the hand you have to grab a wrist (palm)(kaf-yad) and not a forearm .

@MrLimbo hi , how are you? d0 u know what silat is that?

@wayoftheforesthand But there's a difference between ring fighting and street fighting. With ring fighting, for safety reasons, many strikes with certain parts of the body to certain parts of the body are illegal. For example, headbutts are illegal. Strikes to dangerous areas (throat, spinal cord, kidneys, etc.) are illegal. This gives grappling a HUGE advantage over striking as very few grappling techniques are restricted.

No, I am trained in 32 different forms of ti chi, cue tan, lieu tuken, and more and these attacks do have that much force

Silat is the 2nd grandfather of all martial arts after Kung Fu

the translation makes it sound black metal-like. The Malay name is more dangerous-sounding ; "Ular Sawa Berendam" In fact almost any Malay name with the word 'Ular' (snake) in it is considered dangerous.

The Human body is exceptionaly good at absorbing damage because our tissue is soft the force can dissipate better than it could with a rigid surface like steel. so 2000 pounds of pressure can do damage depending where it impacts....I think....

I think its much safer and easier, since you've already caught his arm you might as well twist it clockwise and put him in an armbar. If you do it this way and forget to knee him or something that other hands comin at you

thats a really hard thing to say that kali uses more weapons then silat. some styles of silat could most kali guys to shame when it comes to knives, swords, and all manner of weapon. silat is like saying kung fu. there are SO many styles of silat.

messing around with this move during sparring...did an Anaconda Vice on him, called it the Sinking Anaconda.

Holy shit! That guys arm looks like its broken.

no, jason bourne used something similar to Silat which is called Filipino Kali. He also learned some Jeetkundo! Kali is just as effective as Silat, but it focuses more on weapons training, while Silat focuses more on empty hand to hand combat!

well in what state?

Great technique, but the hardest part is actually dodging the punch and grabbing the wrist.

what kind of sheet metal?

the supersaian can exert over 9000 pounds of pressure.

its the solarplexis where you're aiming for in this move, it right below the sternum and it can kill you if hit hard enough. its right below your heart

@mauiboynokaoi and silat is in my country and its become a popular co curricular activity.My fist fight was a normal fist fight.

@FlyingDuckMan360 no dude, the knee strike has 2000 pounds effect, not the wrist twist lol

YEAHHHH!!! the martial art "SILAT" is from my country

Looks absolutely brutal for a defensive move. It does look, however, that it needs shitloads of practice before it can be executed correctly in "field conditions"...

2000 POUNDS?!?! I suppose twisting their pinky would be enough to desintigrate a 32 ton block of steel.

@gejuntian You have to start out training in very slow and controlled environment (similar to kata or other formal training methods) and slowly increase speed and resistance until your training at full speed. You have to develop the muscle memory and then practice applying it at full speed.

nothing can beat that fact that indonesian silat practitioners also love to dabble in black magic. so yea. spritual powers are unlikely

good for u try some sweeps while ur at it. capoiera's sweeping techniques are the most versatile 1, use dat.

This move is effective but very very hard to execute. You need to look for the perfect opportunity, if you try it at the wrong time you end up just grabbing your opponents wrist. Your opponent is then free to turn and land a hook to the side of your face, which would very possibly cause knock out.

what martial art is this

@joiless In Maharlika Kuntaw, (which gets some of its roots from Silat), we have a saying...."Never too much, never too little, only what is necessary." ;-)

@wayoftheforesthand The thing about being a "complete fighter" as you say is that no matter what you do, you'll always be outclassed by a specialist. A boxer will always outbox you, a tae kwon do practitioner will always outkick you, a muay thai fighter will fight better in a clinch, a jujitsu practitioner will defeat you on the ground, and an aikido/wing chun practitioner will always fight better defensively than you.