Feel free to reach out with any questions or training tips.

In Indonesia, there are various types of silat styles and each has its own characteristic movements, such as: Cimande silat, Beksi silat, Seliwa silat, Panglipur silat, Cingkrik silat and many others. There are many silat in Indonesia, some are even specifically passed down to their children and not to anyone else.

I wish we had teachers like this out in Texas!!

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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You can train Zoom online.

Good drills and are super important for competency in using the knife. People sadly underestimate their importance, they're critical to growing any meaningful skill set. Awesome stuff, Guru 🙏🏼

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you sir and solid response.

Great drill and great advice. These drills should progress and evolve

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you and yes they should evolve into sparring.

Excellent content and greatly appreciate your mention of situational awareness which is so important!

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you kindly!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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You’re welcome.

Great demo‼️ Yes, situational awareness is crucial 💯

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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💯 sir. Always aware of your surroundings.

This great you said it right fight if cant get out but if theres a way run that i know from experience this a great drill make the strike short many street fight usually swing wide . But if some knows to use then a different story . This is great Guru Darren you all over it love how you teach.

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank sir!!

Loving the content. Really getting into the channel. Will be training this hard for the next session. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Thank you also Nick.

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you!! Glad you’re enjoying the content. Stay posted for the karambit.

Your Garage is amazing

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you

Indonesia wajib subscribe Chanel ini, klo masih ada rasa persaudaraan

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you!!!!🙏🏻

Love this. I do many similar drills in FMA. This kind of skill building is very important. Great material as always Guro Darren!

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you Brother. It’s cool how these arts are similar. I think the main differences are body movement and footwork. Thank you for your relevant comments as always.

@JoelHuncar

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@@EdgedTacticalSystems I agree. Plus the way they train, I believe in Silat you train empty hands first, then weapons, Eskrima on the other hand is weapons first, then empty hands. I could be wrong though. I only have one Silat source.

@armynurseboy

Ай бұрын

Not surprising. FMA and Silat are related.

@EdgedTacticalSystems

Ай бұрын

@@JoelHuncar Yes, we train empty hands and then progress to the weapon.

Thank you for the tips!

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Happy to help!

Awesome

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you sir!!

Awesome 😎

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Thank you!

siapa anda?,dan aliran silat apa yang anda pelajari,tampak anda mempelajari aliran silat dari daerah Bali

@EdgedTacticalSystems

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Guru Darren Felsot, I study Sunda styles Cimande and Sera. I currently study Celurit under Guru Deddy from the Penaga system. I have been Traing 27 years and have had various Cimande and Sera teachers. I have not trained any Balinese styles.