I am a firm believer in drilling footwork until it is second-nature, and the crawl-walk-run approach really ingrains the movement into your body. Thanks for sharing, guru! 🙏
This incredible application of foot work guru taking it more in depth it a must basic in building the foundation awesome been watching it over and working on it repeatedly
Hello Yes would definitely like a follow up video to this. Also I would like if Mabey you could make a video on what grappling style or even if you have taken bits and pieces of grappling and blended them in to your system. Thank You !
Great intro to langkah! Important for people to understand footwork is the foundation for every thing to work and our first step to avoiding danger or dealing with it effectively. Awesome production on video as well Guru, ty for the content! 👊🙏🏼
Not all Silat styles are the same. Each village or region has their own silat past down from generation to generation Some Silat is just harimau, and others have harimau incorporated into their system. In my system we have upright tiger and ground tiger.
@@EdgedTacticalSystems Oooh ok that's cool. I was really confused at first since I asked other Gurus. They would tell me vaguely "they are tons different" I would ask how many? They just answer me "tons of styles" I'm like hmm ok. Yesterday, I discovered that there are at least 12 to 13 primary styles of silat, such as Serak, Kun Tao, and Javanese, among others. like I've been collecting various silat style videos in my playlist for at least 8 years.
@@hotpopcorncake The other Gurus are correct there are tons of styles that have harimau. I can only go into depth about my system and how we train harimau. When you look at Silat watch how the gurus moves their bodies. Some are very stiff and others very fluid. In my opinion if they are not fluid move on.Thats great you have such a strong interest in Silat. You come with great questions.
@@hotpopcorncake Silat is still widely unknown (but gaining steam) so a lot of people mistake one Silat for all Silat's. Silat just means "combative art of self defense and survival". Silat is a blanket term (similar to Karate). The styles Pencak, Pentjak, Serak, etc. Would be like me saying Kyokushin Karate, instead of just Karate. That's the easiest way I can explain it.
@@jamescantrell5639 Oh ok. Before I though Silat just weirdly branch out in weird system, like I was in this Silat group Last year. Like they do in FMA. For example I seen a style called Pentjank monkey system or Mantis style, Also they have tons of different badges called PTA or PTAK. I was somewhat confused about what was happening. Then I saw a video of another Silat originating from an island with a pyramid that has ancient Silat traditions.
This Silat footwork video is the basics. If you guys want a follow up video with the progression of the footwork leave your comments below.
We want basic to advanced pencak silat.
@@yakshanaada248 Noted! Thank you for the comment.
@@EdgedTacticalSystems You are welcome
I am a firm believer in drilling footwork until it is second-nature, and the crawl-walk-run approach really ingrains the movement into your body. Thanks for sharing, guru! 🙏
Thank you for the comment sir! Train the footwork till you can do it in your sleep and then keep in training it. 🙏🏻
Excellent crawl tutorial of footwork/stances! Yes to follow up videos please. Loving the next level production/effects too!
@@Truthbtold74 thank you! I will keep them coming. Thanks for the comment.
Great explanation too
Thank you very much!🙏🏻
Thanks for info great video
Thank you sir!
The painter's tape idea is fantastic for the type of floors I have. Much appreciated for something I wouldn't have thought of!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
This… is… amazing!!! Miss you guru 🙏🏼
Thank you brother! Miss you too!! When you come home we need to do another @inside _fighting video on Silat.
This incredible application of foot work guru taking it more in depth it a must basic in building the foundation awesome been watching it over and working on it repeatedly
Thanks for the comment! Train on my friend!
Love how the intro is set really nice
Glad you like it
Hello Yes would definitely like a follow up video to this. Also I would like if Mabey you could make a video on what grappling style or even if you have taken bits and pieces of grappling and blended them in to your system. Thank You !
Thank you for the response! I will put out a future video on the footwork and some grappling we incorporate into our system.
Great intro to langkah! Important for people to understand footwork is the foundation for every thing to work and our first step to avoiding danger or dealing with it effectively. Awesome production on video as well Guru, ty for the content! 👊🙏🏼
Thank You sir! You can never train the basics enough. Thank you for the comment !
Awesome and informative demo 💯 Lot of good info on footwork, which is vital.
Thank you sir! Footwork is the key. Thanks for the comment.
Footwork is key. Awesome teaching!! Thank you
Thank you sir!!
Thank you for lesson. Good material. I will adapt!❤
Your welcome! Thanks for the comment I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Good to know , I still remember something of my lessons I took a while back.
@@malcolmglasgow1763 it’s like riding a bike you never forget.
Thank you for this video!! As others have said, more please!!
More coming! Thank you for the comment. Check out my new digital downloads tons of training.
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Thank you for sharing great info here.
@@johnlapierre3443 you’re welcome!
Great work sir.📈📈📈.. I have been practicing these... For a month there is a good change..... And could you post drills for kicks and punches??
Thank you sir! Yes, I can put out a video on basic kicks and punches.
I been doing research on silat styles I just found out this style is counter-eccentric. I thought all styles were the same and have harimau stuff
Not all Silat styles are the same. Each village or region has their own silat past down from generation to generation Some Silat is just harimau, and others have harimau incorporated into their system. In my system we have upright tiger and ground tiger.
@@EdgedTacticalSystems Oooh ok that's cool. I was really confused at first since I asked other Gurus. They would tell me vaguely "they are tons different" I would ask how many? They just answer me "tons of styles" I'm like hmm ok.
Yesterday, I discovered that there are at least 12 to 13 primary styles of silat, such as Serak, Kun Tao, and Javanese, among others. like I've been collecting various silat style videos in my playlist for at least 8 years.
@@hotpopcorncake The other Gurus are correct there are tons of styles that have harimau. I can only go into depth about my system and how we train harimau. When you look at Silat watch how the gurus moves their bodies. Some are very stiff and others very fluid. In my opinion if they are not fluid move on.Thats great you have such a strong interest in Silat. You come with great questions.
@@hotpopcorncake Silat is still widely unknown (but gaining steam) so a lot of people mistake one Silat for all Silat's. Silat just means "combative art of self defense and survival". Silat is a blanket term (similar to Karate). The styles Pencak, Pentjak, Serak, etc. Would be like me saying Kyokushin Karate, instead of just Karate. That's the easiest way I can explain it.
@@jamescantrell5639 Oh ok. Before I though Silat just weirdly branch out in weird system, like I was in this Silat group Last year. Like they do in FMA. For example I seen a style called Pentjank monkey system or Mantis style, Also they have tons of different badges called PTA or PTAK. I was somewhat confused about what was happening. Then I saw a video of another Silat originating from an island with a pyramid that has ancient Silat traditions.
Excellent material. Ppl that watch your videos can learn the basics of movements and fighting aspects!🙏🔥🥷
Thanks brother!