Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Raid: Redemption - Iko Uwais Pencak Silat
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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Raid: Redemption - Iko Uwais Pencak Silat
Not for the faint of heart. Iko Uwais shows off his frenetic, brutal brand of Pencak Silat in the Indonesian Action Thriller.
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i was the japanese translator for the raid 2 and i get to hang out with iko and kang yayan a lot. just a fun fact for you all, kang yayan does 200 pushups & situps every morning when he wake up from his sleep. that should answer why he never tires doing these stunts.
That's some Saitama level of working out right there.
That makes you a celebrity as far as I am concerned! I studied Japanese for 5 years in high school and loved it so much! I don't remember much of it anymore though other than yamanobori for some reason haha!
That's so cool you got to hang out with those guys and that's a crazy amount of work first thing in the morning!
Ok, now i am jealous ;)
Yayan is Indonesian saitama👍
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Type in Maul565 and watch him he is bad ass also watch Erik Paulson,Eric Jacobus,Master Wong,Dan Inosanto,Emil Martirossian,Grandmaster Kwon,Ginger Ninja.
Yayan ruhian is the martial arts coordinator for the raid 1&2, so all the fight scenes in both movies is all created by him
That's awesome
Mad dog
@@OhHeBustin you may seem him acting in John Wick 3 too
Yayan Ruhiyan was also the martial art trainer for the Indonesian presidential guards
@@amsyarazman6635 yeah bro the end
The little dude is called Yayan Ruhian. A little trivia, he was the silat instructor for the Indonesian Secret Service once.
I've been watching a ton of his stuff lately ever since this scene and have been blown away by it
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 and he also played in john wick 3
He's also a master of breath control, which is why his stamina is off the charts for his age
Cecep rahman is another one to check out. He's the guy Iko fights in the kitchen in Raid 2, and also John Wick 3.
@@guitarhero8110 Yeah, and he's a master of silat too like Yayan Ruhian. He's usually travelling around the world to spread pencak silat to other countries.
In record, no filmaker around the world has been able to recreate these fighting scenes from Raid cos of the unique camera angle. Not only that no filmaker knows how they perfected the scenes. This is a masterpiece
Well. Some of Indonesian martial art movies actually taking notes from The Raid but its still aint on the The Raid's level. Id say the ones that close enough is probably The Night Comes for Us final fight
Agreed.
@@ajinurfajri1952 the NCFU end fight is brutal but in terms of camera angles it was sloppy. the punches were held back and you could see too many bare fist->chest which led to the camera angle showing they weren't connecting. it was alot of rubber/noodle arm swinging in terms of actual fighting. the metal tacs and exacto knife stabbing was fucking brutal though
To me, the Raid guys are #1 in fight choreography, fight scenes. Their work speaks for itself.🤷♂️👍
I personally enjoy the Raid movies' fight scenes over Ong Bak's. Ong Bak's jumping and flipping is fancy and all but I feel like it's unnecessary while in the Raid, it's simple, brutal and effective.
Yeah bro. Pencak silat was originally created for killing enemies in an instant in battle.
Personally i think that the Raid movie - is the best martial art movie of our time. The fights are simple, but brutal, spectacular, but effective and enjoyable to watch. That what makes this movies so good)
I love Jet Li and shjts, also practicing under karate over silat in my local place- but holy shjt, raid series are definitely one of the best if not my favorites!!
@@ganifarid7054 yep, a prolonged battle is hard to deal anyway
the slo-mo replays in that movie are the worst. made it look like a cheap 90s music video
In my opinion this the best fight in Martial art movies, brutal and gore.
what i always loved about this scene is it doesnt do the "ill way my to turn to attack".
they fully take advantage of their numbers to the very end, forcing mad dog to put them down, even if just few seconds, with each attack.
as you said, the raind (and its sequel) has incredible choreography. this fight, the machete gang, mad dog vs rama,...i honestly couldnt pick a favorite.
the kitchen fight and the prison riot in the raid 2 were also memorable.
fyi, yayan was one of the main enemies of John Wick in his third movie, check it out.. there is also Cecep Arif Rahman, who is the final enemy of Iko in The Raid 2.
I just saw that! He's in the mirror room scene right? I have those on the list!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 yep. That final scene with Karambit. Mr. Ruhiyan and Mr. Cecep are masters of Sundanese school of pencak silat (cmiiw guys), whilst Mr. Uwais studied West Sumatra school of pencak silek (local dialect).
And they were in star wars episode 7 ;)
Yayan is also in The Raid 2. They brought him back as a different character, Prakoso: the guy with the long wild hair and beard, kind of looks homeless
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Have u watched these movies yet, (the full versions of them),
The Raid: Redemption
The Raid 2
The Night Comes For Us
There all excellent movies, the choreography is as u said, extremely brutal, so good, some of the best I've ever seen captured on film before, not only do they all do there own stunts, (no doubles, CGI, etc) , but as u said, they don't pull punches, they are not only great marital artists, they know how to shoot these scenes because they don't need quick cuts to hide anything, they can perform the choreography, (which was created by the guy who was in the middle of the 2 guy's that he was fighting), it's absolutely brilliant, I truly believe we need more movies that show marital arts off like these movies, brutal, wide shots, no quick cuts, just flowing, violent and beautiful action, tho, the John Wick series does a pretty good job of showing that off for American audiences the kind of in scene, wide shot, long take action that they usually don't give us here. 🙌😃
That is probably the single most exhausting, intense and desperate fight scene ever. And I use all those words positively. Plus the music adds such a wonderful lair to the fight. It truly feels like this is a real and desperate fight to the death.
He lost a bunch of weight and was one of the pair of fighters at the end of John Wick 3. Which considering how fast he is in this movie, it was still comical to see Keanu try to keep up with him. You can see Yayan waiting for Keanu in quite a few of the fight sequences.
So glad I got to see this in a theater, as well as the second one.
The short guy who fight with 2 person is the master of Indonesian's martial art called Pencak Silat, his name Yayan Ruhiyan, Iko uwais who the man wearing black police uniform
love for the FF7 Remake Aerith picture! I need more Yayan Ruhian in my life!
Iko Uwais when he entered the room to save his brother : *boss music playing 😂
Gareth evans camera work are just godlike and it help captured the aesthetic of choreography 🙏
Those three actors actually hurt filming this scene.
I'd love to get a behind the scenes docu...
Yayan Ruhiyan is fantastic with Iko Uwais. The pair is brutally intense in their fights! American choreographers need to get their head out of their butts and learn from these movies (including any choreographed by Yoo Wo Ping).
Agreed! They are dropping the ball for sure
Yayan Ruhian (Mad Dog) is a master of Pencak Silat style specialize in breathing technique to strengthen muscle. He loves getting punch in the stomach. 🙂
AFAIK it took 7 days to shoot this final fight. It's mostly full body contact and Yayan was the only one didn't wear any pad on his body. 💪
Also, Yayan was a trainer for Indonesian Secret Service before becoming an actor so he's legit. 🙂
It's so much fun and so interesting learning about all these new styles and actors from you all. I would never have seen or heard of these guys before doing this and now I can't stop being impressed by them and can't wait to see more
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Here's some fun to watch videos :
Iko Uwais and Yayan Ruhian teach some Pencak Silat basics :
ua-cam.com/video/eGZ5n3R1pww/v-deo.html
Yayan took punches from a MMA fighter :
ua-cam.com/video/GokV0NYetzU/v-deo.html
🙂
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Yayan is also the fight choreographer for both Raid movies.
@@rigelark7286 ua-cam.com/video/nsDxLeFZme8/v-deo.html On ReelQuote they share the making of The Raid and include some Fighting Technic as well
Yayan Ruhian is the short one (Mad Dog in the movie)
Side notes:
1. I first saw this movie 2013 and since then have considered these movies as a breath of fresh air from the mostly run n gun type action movies. It's like Ip Man but more brutal and gloomy.
2. Joe Taslim (Jaka who Mad Dog killed before that fight) is gonna be Sub Zero in the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie
I had never heard of these movies until they were recommended to me on this channel! Can't believe I never would have seen them if not for you guys.
The second I saw Joe Taslim was in MK, I got super hyped for it
Joe in is a fantastic show on hbo max called warrior. It's based on a show that Bruce Lee wanted to make back in the day. It's phenomenal and the fights are amazing. Highly recommend
That was extremely brutal beautiful style of physical combat.
I commented on one of your videos a couple of days ago, and it was one part praise, one part criticism. After watching a bunch more and subscribing, I just wanted to add a bit of praise. We all know movie fight scenes are choreographed, and many reactors will belittle them, but you always look like you're enjoying them like they are supposed to be enjoyed, and while you do have the occasional "ok, that's a little unrealistic" moments, it clearly doesn't sound like a complaint. I'm loving your reactions so far. I wish you all the best.
He's the fight choreographer and has choreographed many film fight scenes across the world, he's too class
Iko Uwais and Yayan Ruhian are an amazing pair
I so loved the way he used the impacedforce of the hit to get up and make his turns to the second guy =O
Anyway, I recommend "Jaka vs MadDog" from the raid 1.
That's one of my favorite fight scenes in the raid series 😁
I watched that one a while ago but my audio messed up! Abut time to retry it though I think!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 cool, can't wait to see it :)
Man this is awsome you finally watched the final fight scene from “The Raid” sorry for the late reply i was kinda bussy for one week and my phone was being repared because of some internal malfunction btw i also spent some more time watching your “Donnie Yen” and the other two “Raid” guys reaction you posted
3 or 2 days ago and also “TCNFU” man that movie was way more crazy anyways thank you for doing a reaction on those movies
(The Raid especially) i had a lot of fun seeing your reactions because you are a martial artist that of course study martial arts and breaking down some of the moves and know what the actors are doing in those fight scenes, it just seems different and more interesting than the other reactions I’ve seen on UA-cam well out of all of that i just wanna say is keep up the good work love all of them hope you’re view’s and subscribers increas I’ll pray for you and yeah... stay safe hope corona ends so you can come visit the “Pencak Silat” school that is one hour away from where you lived(i know this because you typed it in one of your comments)❤️🙏💪😎
Good to have you back! I actually ended up watching almost the entire first raid movie. Kept recording scenes and then the recording didn't work or audio was weird so had to do another scene instead! I almost ran out of scenes to watch for the first time
The dude is Yayan Ruhian... also a silat instructor
Been watching a lot of his stuff since doing this scene and have been more and more blown away by his skill every time
i also admire that your a good person --Thank you. i wish i was training with you man sincerely
That yayan "mad dog" ruhyan do the koreo with iko, they do all year for koreo originaly for the raid 2 berandal, this movie made only because they had no enough money for raid 2, glad that backup movie came great, thx for the react
Dude Gareth Evans and Yayan Ruhian ALWAYS DELIVER. It's that finishing move that propels it into multi genre mashup status. Its their duet in the Raid series. I pray to god we get one more hit from them
Pencak silat was a traditional martial art especially for combat free fighting..this pencak silat was used in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei and more used to combat fighting..this martial art was target to kill enemy without any weapons. There's a many type of silat in Nusantara and every movement in silat has its own meaning.
Pencak silat dari Indonesia
Lalu menyebarkan ke seluruh Asia tenggara
When - unfortunately - I was required to use the Silat I was taught years ago in service to my country - it was nowhere near this beautiful. -- Affective - yes. Silat saved my life.
Is it really effective against groups like this? It seems like its mostly to deal with incapacitating your enemy no? Like breaking their arms, legs?
@@OriginalSirSpeaksAlot well if you have to deal with a group the best way is to be able to as quickly as possible inflict the most pain and damage with quick transitions to parries, as well as good movement from ground to standing, which is a lot of what Silat is about
best part about this fight and they are went all out , those punches and kicks are real aside the throat cut of course
teh small guy is 'Guru' Yayan Ruhian, Hes Iko's Trainer or master in Penchak Silat
you dont want to mess with that guy in the movies.... even in real life
maybe you mean "the" not "teh"
@@eightysix7031 its just small typo, doesn't really matter
Former master because he probably died 10 years ago in the filming
I felt I couldn't breathe during this scene, truly amazing stuff
“This guy is a bit mad, he’s crazy”
Well yeah, his character there is called mad dog for a reason 😁
"This guy is little but man hes crazy"
The Raid is arguably the best action movie ever made.Btw watch part 2, the karambit fight scene is savage.
i glad i alwasy how great this scen
The long hair one is Yayan Ruhian, the short hair with police vest is Iko Uwais, i forgot the other one name. Iko also played as an "police officer" on Mile 22 movie, starring Mark Wahlberg
One of my favorite movie fights
their name :
iko uwais (the special force uniform), donny alamsyah ( long sleve shirt), yayan ruhiyan ( long hair)
you also seen to know camera angles as well… badass
This is my favorite fight scene
One of the greats for sure
the long hair guy is Yayan Ruhiyan, who also plays in John Wick 3
I'm so excited to check out John Wick 3, I haven't seen it yet!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Yayan and Cecep from the raid 2 are both in it. These guys are fantastic.
Yayan is very cool
He's in a Netflix movie called Wira as well
and also he's in Yakuza Apocalypse which I desperately want to watch soon
Yayan ruhian is awesome , he is a silat master ,
2:04 his real name is yayan ruhian, in this movie he is called the mad dog, and literally became meme because he throw away the gun, and perfer to fight with the fist
I was so excited when I heard the guys from The Raid were in Force Awakens..boy was I disappointed
They really just waste their talent like that! at least Donnie Yen kinda got to do some cool stuff
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 just found this comment and just can’t help but to reply that those three actually help with the fight choreography in
“Star Wars The Force Awakens “and did have some fights of their own but it got cut because of the movie duration a real huge disappointment but still they actually don’t care that much and they say that they feel honored to be apart of the Star Wars universe they loved it, and yeah Donnie Yen did a good job in
Rogue One he got in good
if the dog wounded, he will in rage mode, so yes he is MAD DOG being the MADNESS DOG
Even john wick didn't kill Yayan :D
He's not an actor, he's their instructor
Welcome to the world of Pencak Silat. So vicious and brutal. Both
Lethwei, Muay Thai and Silat considered match to each other since their history encountered fight occurred
The villain: Yayan Ruhian (Pencak silat master). The ally: Donny Alamsyah (an actor)
Yayan Ruhian is awesome I can't wait to watch more of him
John wick 3 , there was yayan ruhian playing as villains
@@kloningankumain4802 Yayan Ruhian and his good friend, Cecep Arif Rahman (elementary school English teacher, pencak silat master)
Thanks for the appreciation of pencak silat....
Banyak yg orang indonesia kynya yg komen ya?yg dr indonesia mana nih....?
It's an interesting and beautiful style! There is a school about an hour from me I hope to be able to take some lessons there soon
the man fighting 1 v 2 is Yayan Ruhiyan aka Mad Dog. He also cast a villain in John Wick movie
Great reaction... You should watch Pencak Silat Demo in Japan ... It's so great, fast and beautifull too..
The little guy as mentioned is the fight choreographer and apparently he wasn't supposed to be in the movie but no one could do the choreography as good as he could so he ended up in it.
Haha! I could see that being really frustrating, creating this amazing choreography and then nobody can do it justice! 'Fine I'll do it myself I guess!'
He's well Known
The one who fight (challenged) these two people is Yayan Ruhiyan and the one who wear armor is Iko uwais
The film expertly showcased Pencak Silat as one of the most fascinating form of martial arts.
5:02 he is not his friend, but his brother
I haven't seen the whole movie so wasn't sure how they were related! No wonder they were so in sync in the fight ;)
Yayan the villain or Cecep the raid 2 kitchen fight guy was the fight coordinator / choregrapher in the John Wick movie.
Great videos bud, well done. One recommendation is maybe considering swapping the view to where we see more of the clip and a small view of you.
I was watching it today
2:06 Yayan "Mad Dog" Ruhiyan, he's martial arts instructor especially in Pencak Silat
Yayan Ruhian! Obviously a bit late to the party and someone called it below... but yeah, bit of a legend when it comes to Indonesian martial arts.
first video i have seen with 40k view without ads
the cute doggo in the background.. Ha
Pencat silat is the best when weapon come to the picture...
Love these movies, you should watch the final fight scene from Rocky Handsome the guys name is john abraham hes awesome
This guy is crazy.. yep that's why he's called the Mad Dog
Enemy John wich 3,
Elbow is the sharpest weapon that you can have on your body, while the range is short it sure have more impact than just punch or kick, i would say it's kinda have some critical damage hahaa.
Lol of course it's a mf bone just like a kneecap to the face or palm strike to the face😂😂😂😂
I noticed these fight are already here, lol...but if it wasn't done already, the hospital scene from Mile 22...awesome in closed space fight
mad dog name of the actor is yayan ruhian, artist martial, actor, por cierto buena reacción, saludos desde Bolivia
Pride of Indonesia ! Great fight scenes, tight choreo, brutal ending the 'signature' of these fight scenes. Keren bo !
Watching this scene from the persepctive of fighting someone that good with my own brother makes me wonder how far I'd be able to push myself....an awful thing to think about, but that's what a good story does.
I remember watching this with my dad. At one point he said he was starting to get sick lol
Definitely not for the faint hearted
every time I watch this kind of scene my blood boil inside my body.. I haven't had any real fights in my entire life, my legs always shivering whenever I encounter conflict with another people.. I just afraid if the time comes when I really had to fight that I can't defend myself..
so in the end, I watch this kinda scene to train my mental and perception.. 😂😅
@@fahmisatya5655 When I was younger I was pretty quick to fight. I was awful at it, but I won more then I lost. As I got older I wanted to avoid the conflicts too. I'd say the last fight I had was over 20 years ago.
@@aculdra41554 I also avoid conflicts whenever it possible, they can punch me all they want, as long as it doesn't hurts me there's no need for me to go brawl with them.. for example when I was held captive by "local champions" and being treated as human punchbag, I didn't flinch nor hurt, even though it seems they used all their strengths 😂 I just remained calm and not to add anymore trouble..
I swear to myself I'll only fight to protect my loved ones or in survival condition..
Indonesians have some really wild action films
the guys fighting alone, he fought keanu so yea. in Indonesia we call him "Mad Dog"
That little guy is Yayan Ruhian..he is a pencak silat master and instructor..
that short guy name is Mad Dog the police guy is Iko uwais
This film is full of high level silat personels..
Ruhiyan's past job as military self-defense instructor for the presidential guards may contribute to the aptitude for gore in his choreography. POTRI Guards are all ex special forces, and so are their instructors.
Silat is originally an assassination technique rather than an art. The artistic "kembangan" or fancy stance functions only to taunt the enemy. There's hardly a high kick in Silat, as the feet are meant to hit soft tissue and vital organs. Multiple punches are a rare sight, as its signature attack is the 3-finger rip of the jugular.
Creating long fight sequences featuring Silat, therefore, calls for incorporating other martial arts. Otherwise it cannot be pretty nor long. It's always MMA, never just Silat.
This is also true in real-life. You need other martial arts to soften your attacks in street fights; because using pure Silat will only get you in jail for murder.
The only thought I had in mind watching this whole fight scene was, What if it was a 1 Vs 1
Silat is a beast
I'm glad that you didn't criticise the Guru.
He is the real deal.
And one of the greatest martial arts practitioners living.
All three of those men are silat masters in real life.
There is nothing to criticize! The guy is amazing at what he does and I am no expert when it comes to Silat so I wouldn't even know what to try and criticize haha!
I believe Iko Uwais is in the new movie Snakes Eyes , 2021. First movie 2009
Idk if youve watched it but Donnie's fight at the end of FlashPoint is insane
Fun fact, Yayan Ruhian (the actor who plays Mad Dog) is actually a master of Kateda, a pencak silat style that put emphasize on breathing technique, and what's even cooler is that Yayan actually taught Paspampres (Indonesian version of President's body guard/secret service) for 2 years. So he's the real deal.
He is yayan ruhian or mad dog bro.. he also play as a fighter in the last john wick movie
Indonesia martial art 👍
The head spin in Kali and Silat is called a Kapela "Head spin"
Yayan ruhiyan played in star war and john wick 3 too, cmiiw
Iko Uwais
Since 2 years have been past i think now you know his name is maddog.
they played in the movie Jon Wick 3, Yayan and Cecep master pencak silat
u can find this guy in john wick 3 too, very talented guy
The name of iko's enemy is yayan ruhian, u must check these guy too
Yayan Ruhian is the short guy called Mad Dog
The short guy is "mad dog" yayan ruhiyan