The last time when I was in Indonesia, I saw their local news reporting that a young man had defended himself with his martial arts (Silat) skills and had killed 😳 one of the 2 armed bandits who wanted to take his motorcycle. the news reporter said that the local police did not arrest this young man but awarded him a charter.
yes, very viral. the young man was a santri (islamic student) who was robbed by 2 begals (bandits), he defended himself using silat techniques, seized a sharp weapon belonging to the begals and killed one of the begals. The incident happened at the Summarecon Bekasi flyover.
About the police award though, it's just like that if it's being viral. Most of the time our police did stupid and charge people for defending themselves. Our police is best at making a charge out of nothing and ask for bribe later if people want out.
Silat is an underexposed martial arts due to how dangerous it can be. Medieval period in Nusantara (Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore & Philippines) was a little bit different than most countries. War was treated differently in Nusantara, in which I mean, normally when you think of medieval wars, most likely you would think of an open battlefield where both sides duke it out. However Nusantara was different, war was all about assassination here, that's why the countries in Nusantara doesn't really have much fancy traditional weapons like China or Japan, our traditional weapons are small because the medieval fighters of Nusantara have always been fighting as assassins rather than warriors. They usually fight in the forest trying to ambush each other, so small weapons is always preferable, and that was the background for Silat's development. Silat is a martial arts that aim to turn your entire body into a weapon, and make every hits the killing blow. It aims for your vital points to take you out as quickly and efficiently as possible, after all again, it's a technique used by Nusantara assassins, and now is used by the special forces from Nusantara countries That's why in today's MMA competitions, we almost never see anyone using Silat techniques. Because yes, they're pretty much banned to be used in sports competitions for being too lethal and dangerous, which is understandable tbh, even here in it's land of origin, Nusantara, Silat techniques needs to be put under heavy restrictions in any competitions featuring it
Yes Kali from the Philippines is prohibited, most of moves are ban and fatal, in Kali, there is no rules, as long as you win, that's why it is practical in street fight.
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@hmmm9076 experts of claim but don't have proof that typical malaysians are not us, we Indonesia have a real big history even your nation is our descendant 🇮🇩😎
@@hmmm9076 we have various kingdoms that have ruled all of Southeast Asia from the Sriwijaya Kingdom to Majapahit and your nation is under the control of our kingdom, while you have never had a kingdom that has power in Southeast Asia so how can you make an impact both in terms of culture and language, Of course, the influence of culture and language is influenced by a kingdom that has a big influence, isn't it? if the European invaders never came to the NUSANTARA Region then you would still be part of us , THE GREAT OF NUSANTARA 🇮🇩🦅😎
Most silat training is live action role playing against compliant opponents. I trained extensively all throughout Indonesia between 1974 and 1982 - culminating in taking Gold at the inaugural World Silat Championships in Jakarta. The only athletes that made it past the first round, were one that did bagwork, roadwork and daily sparring - the rest were wiped out with little to no ceremony.
Yup. Guessed so too. Live resistance is crucial. Far too many silat styles either became too soft and doesnt pressure test, or they become more sport, point scoring than actual fighting
@@de0509 Any martial art that doesn’t have regular sparring sessions included in their curriculum won’t prepare you for a real fight. Having said that, a lot of silat schools (especially those small ones in rural areas) do spar a lot. It’s common for students to come home cut and bruised after a training session.
@@saifaldin_ "cuts and bruises" is a bad indicator to gauge how much live resistance was used. People still get bruises by standing still while letting the partner do any particular techniques to them. Just because someone gets bruises it doesnt mean they learnt anything that they can use when the real situations happen.
That's why, back in the day, when I joined the Merpati Putih silat Dojo, it was not allowed for sports fighting... We once had a friendly match with karate, and we were confused because my coach prohibited us from striking using breathing techniques. Their strikes, as they were used to training their muscles rigorously, were very powerful, and we couldn't do anything since we were accustomed to training strikes with breathing techniques. Because I didn't want to become a punching bag with continuous kicks, I decided to strike using the breathing technique just once. It turned out that my strike indeed caused my opponent to faint, which frightened me, and I received a punishment from the coach of 50 push-ups. Fortunately, my opponent recovered without having to be taken to the hospital... despite my immense fear. I was just a 13-year-old kid at that time.
Karate jg ada mas. Sy ikut silat pas SD dan jd murid terbaik, tp ga lanjut SMP krn ga ada ekskul silat di sekolah. Silat stop krn banyak terbatas akses ke guru dan tempat latihan. Lalu ikut karate pas SMA. tbh, di karate jg ada teknik pukulan pernapasanya, sy tergabung di BKC. Sy pernah latihan teknis pernapasan sampe mau pingsan. Pernah sy praktekin sekali pas main ke Timzone yg game pukulan ala tinju itu, mesinya auto eror krn nilai pukulan sy 1000an ... temen ga percaya dan nyangka itu mesin rusak. Wkwkwk... sy jg ga nyangka bisa ... tp emg bener pukulan dgn pernapasan itu bahaya bgt
@@AriftyaPrayogo Ya pait si, latihan MP jaman saya dulu emg banyak di remehin cabang bela diri lain bahkan silat perguran lain, akhirnya popularitas MP menurun dibanding yg lain. sampe dibilang gak guna jurus2 kita buat tarung bebas,,.., la walaupun keliatannya Jurus MP feminim tapi MP tu alat perangnya Mataram buat lawan belanda Je... kok dibilang gak efektif buat berantem beneran...😅 Tapi MP Jaman alm Mas Amos skr beda sama waktu saya latihan jaman alm Mas Pung dulu.. MP skr dah buka Cabang silat Tarung bebas, yg keliatan bakat di Athlete ya akan dikurangi latihan nafasnya banyak di teknik dan jurusnya sama kayak yg lain, bahkan denger2 dilatih buat MMA juga...
@@AriftyaPrayogo Kalau Pernafasan untuk sekedar Inner Power (tenaga dalam) semua cabang bela diri belajar mas.. karena emg ningkatin kualitas otot secara simultan..cuma kalau sampai Level Chi,sepengetahuan saya di Indonesia Cuma MP yg pake mas.. Guru besar Karate di Indonesia gak ada kan yg bisa tutup mata sambil nyetir motor? di MP banyak...karena emg beda sistem dan intensitas latihan nafasnya antara tenaga Chi dan Inner Power.. Ya puncak dasarnya bisa Vibra vision.. melihat tanpa mata kepala tapi Feel (mata Hati))...
@@Veteranfrr because in indonesia they had a better perception that foreigner stuff is better than then local since the colonialism of the dutch empire. That's how Indonesian fcked up their local brand.
Many martial artists would describe Silat as pure violence, it is extremely fast and efficient. The basic idea is that you are hitting a soft part of your opponent's body with a hard part of your body. It is very focused on self-defense and although the sport form of it has rules, the applied part does not. I find it to be kind of like a combination of Muay Thai and Arnis, it is very similar to Filipino martial arts and yes, does require a serious investment of time. Real lineage holding teachers of Silat are not very common in the US.
you got the idea, hitting the soft part of body is the right answer of silat. like stab the eyes, take care of genital, and front of the neck. those 3 part is the keys when street fighting.
Original silat is not meant to self defense, its purely to assasinating opponent, the idea is attacking most vulnerable body part, and finish opponent as fast as possible, its include gauging eye, kicking testicel, or hitting on throat or back of the head. And most of the time it use dagger, machete, or sickle. That is what I know about silat in old day. Thats why it will not efficient in this day espescially for bare handed match with much regulation. CMIIW
The original Indonesian silat is a martial art that relies on speed and agility, the focus of the silat movement is to aim for the vital point. A fighter in the past used a gambit, dagger, machete to quickly eliminate the enemy.
In silat there are not many unnecessary acrobatic movements like other oriental martial arts, but it also doesn't look stiff like western martial arts. the movement is beautiful but deceptive and deadly, once you get hit, you will feel a chain attack without being able to fight back. what is more terrifying is silat arts with weapons, you will not die in an instant but die slowly and painfully.
Unlike karate or taekwondo which was used for sport, pencak silat is fully used for combat. Most of the trainers here in Indonesia teach techniques that could be used to kill. they teach them to their disciple until they mastered it and can control how to execute it without killing their opponent. The most similar martial art would be thai kick boxing but silat also teach grapple and weapon combat. Even the special force here in Indonesia is taught silat.
Pencak Silat is the umbrella term for all styles of silat in Indonesia. One of the style is Silat Harimau (Tiger Silat from Minangkabau tribe) in West Sumatera. You can see it in Merantau. The first film of Iko Uwais. Yayan Ruhian also in there. The other style is Silat Betawi. This is the original silat style of Iko Uwais. He is from Tiga Berantai, Jakarta. A silat school founded by his Grandfather. Another style is Silat Sunda. This is the original style of Cecep Arif Rahman. His silat school is Panglipur. Yayan Ruhian also has his own silat school. There are many other styles of silat in Indonesia. But I don't really know in detail. Silat became popular in the world after the success of The Raid films.
I love Silat, but in our area, we don't have access to learn it. On the contrary, the Boxing gyms are everywhere.Hope the Silat will be popularized as soon as possible.
Boxing is good enough for self defense in most cases. You don't want to accidentally cripple someone with Silat because you target their weak point and went too far in heat of the moment. Fight that could just ended with bleeding nose and bruises would end with broken bones and life changing injury with Silat. Learn boxing and just knock them out, a lot safer that way.
Boxing should always be a base for self-defense training. Boxing allows you to knock people out with your hands, teaches you to hit hard, fast, and often while also learning to avoid punches. Boxing also gets you used to taking taking a punch while also conditioning you athletically to be leaner and stronger. After a year of boxing if you want to add to it take up another style.
Here in Indonesia and Malaysia, most silat class especially the lethal one were kept secret and often taugh in smaller circle with years of filtration process. Unlike muay thai which accessible to most of the people
I've been practicing Silat since I was a kid and trained in several style. My issue with Silat is if you love in a war torn area or where lives a re cheap then Silat is very very effective. But if you live in a relatively peace an law full environment then it's a bit hard. Because I have to beat my opponent without inflict a huge fatal damage. Our style of training made us instinctly resort to the easiest but at the same time most brutal technique. And it's very hard to soften or change that instinct. Once in a weapon spar I hit my partner eyes, luckily it was paded weapon but still it sucks and i really feel sorry. People says all the time they want to learn deadly technique and stuffs, but seriously, it sucks when it's already grinded inside you and you (me in this case) have anger management issue
Silat is dangerous if you dont have full control of your strength and power. You will need to find inner peace before learning dangerous techniques. And i get what you're saying.
@@skymyth6927 the problem is I've been training this since I was a kid and now I'm in my forties so I already learned those dangerous things. It was all good back then but the last 3 years I have high blood pressure that really affect my anger management. It makes me really think twice about using it even if it necessary
it's happen to me too.. I just happened to learn an ancient style of silat about 10 years a go. at first I want to learn the very effective and lethal silat. But now I'm afraid of it. the unconscious movement/muscle memory that built by this style very scary. e.g I've poked my friends eye till it bleed when I playing around, I throw my baby daughter when she approach and hug me while I'm sleep, etc. now I really afraid to engage a some kind of fight.. even it's only for fun.
@@cancangsikamba true.. I dislocated my friend elbow for playing surprise prank on me. It was never my intention to harm him and he didn't know that I was a silat practitioner during my younger year. The fluid movement that was drilled became part of us. When danger came the counter movement came out as auto reflect.
I’d add, “learn good manners and use them.” Possibly the most legit dangerous martial artist/street fighter I ever met would apologize to a person who stepped on his foot, because his foot was in the way. FTR, he didn’t do that when we were younger; seldom started fights but always quickly and brutally finished them. When I asked him why he started doing that he said, “Most men aren’t the fighters they think they are. They win a few schoolyard scuffles, get a taste for what they think is violence, turn into bullies. Then they run up on someone like me. It’s not fun to beat up someone who can’t defend themselves and doesn’t know it yet…”
CORRECTION: Silat is the collective term for a class of indigenous martial arts from the Nusantara and surrounding geocultural areas of Southeast Asia. It is traditionally practised in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines and Southern Vietnam.
@@bikin_rusuhbener4587 of course bang. Memang dari Indonesia, terjadinya Malaysia pun dari bangsa Melayu Yang berhijrah dari kepulauan kepulauan serata Asia tenggara
Same here. Each time you think you get it there is something that levels it up and the you realise you are only on the beginning. What i like is that everything you learn melts together and you get better and at the same time its endless what to learn. It takes years to master it and you don’t stop learning. I love it.
Depending on which silat you learn, if it's a sports branch it's a little bit softer, but if it's purely self defences, it will inflict injuries for the opponent/enemy during both attacks and defense.
Im doing silat for almost 10 years now What i can explain in one sentence is Finish your opponent as quick as possible and minimize your strength and stamina by going for weaker spots on the body. Like eyes, nose, throat, balls (men), breast (women) and joints.
is really effective....i've learned since i was 10 year old and i'm 49 and silat still inside my body my mind and my soul... and i have so many exferience with this marrial art.... i love silat....thanks god ...my grand father taugt me about silat as a indonesia tradion and self defense..
I have been practicing Silat for 2 and a half years now and i can tell you that its in the top 5 best martial arts on the Earth as far as self defense and its the only art that can show it can destroy an attacking boxer in the streets.
@@thenirealivesanchitos Oh really dude and let me guess you are another boxer with a chip on his shoulder out to try to prove that boxing can beat every art right ?
@@thenirealivesanchitos You see Silat is a combat art as were boxing is just a sport and Silat was made to protect ones self and his family and not for some stupid sport in a ring with rules because in the real street in a real fight there is no ring and no rules and fights often involve weapons and boxers are taught no weapon skills,no weapon disarms,no kicks,no elbos and no kneeing and no throws,takedowns and with no buffer zone created by your boxing gloves so at the end of the fight with totally untrained morons you beat up on the street you usually break your hand to win the fight however what if you have to fight the dudes brother,dad,cousin ect the next day ? Oh thats right you cant because you punched into the first attackers forehead and broke your hand cause you didnt know the attacker was going to lean over and your fist was going to hit him in the forehead so enjoy your addiction to breaking your hands.
@@Thes564 let them be, the true technique of silat can only perform at its full potential when its about life and death. Let them brag all they wanted, outside of the ring we're the one that will survive
Very good information , Nusantara had 6 brothers : Indonesia , Malaysia , Brunei , Philippines , Singapore , Thailand . Same martial arts but different calling and patterns . I didn't like people who said we are not same , if we're not same why we understand each other languages and same skins? We fell apart after colonize era . Like Korean , Japanese , Chinese , Mongolian . Like Indian , Pakistani , Bangladeshi and all of that . Same but different . In Indonesia they call Pencak Silat , in Malaysia they call Seni Silat . I don't know what other 4 brother's country named Silat .
As a silat practioner here is the golden rule, SPARRING YOUR TECHNIQUES AND SO YOUR STRENGTH TRAINING. Rely only on your technique without prepping your body to face the stress is idotic.
@@Doom_Head95 Here is one way of doing it and both kali and Mui Tai have their own methods as well but my favorite way is from silat. ua-cam.com/video/BdXwik9wRcs/v-deo.html This is whats possible after a long time of hardening ones bones. ua-cam.com/video/zoCSKvz4nB8/v-deo.html
Silat lessons were taught at Bruce Lee's school in LA , which Guro Dan runs as Bruce's successor. It was taught there since the early days right after BL died. All of the best martial arts teachers came to the school to show their art. There are still classes being held there. Guro Dan being ranked in over 100 styles will only allow the best styles to be taught at his school.
@@Thes564 A friend of mine who lives in Orange county California, has developed a hybrid of Wing Chun, JKD, Thai boxing and Silat. The Silat ground work is used to counter BJJ moves. He has trained some amazing fighters.
@@Thes564 I do silat all my life and im committed in my trainings in bo staff and karambit, i mix it with JKD and judo for close range and grapples. krav maga i train only for when i need to dodge a gun or knife. i did not lose a 1 v 1 or even 1 v 2 in my life after i trained judo/pencak (age 11) and some taekwondo kicks for the flex :P finish a fight sick in style with a 360 roundhouse or axekick. just judo with silat is great adding jeet kune do to it is even more countering and more offence. JKD can make pencak feel slow sometimes, in other cases pencak is faster sind's its lethal and can finish a fight in seconds but the fight it self is mostly pencak when i fight and jkd is needed for counters and movement/spacing and lower core strength (Dragon flags for days) got stabbed in the hand but im alive ;) hes not looking so great tho hope this solves your question just don't fight unless you have to!
The narrator is very very true on silat being so slow to learn. I learned silat for 2 years all i had was 1 "bunga" and the rest was just strengthening and conditioning. No disrespect to silat i just didn't have the patience. I learned taekwondo at about the same period i already had 2 bronze medal in a tournament lol. But at the peak of it silat is surely very deadly
I agree that silat took time, thats why in Indonesia and Malaysia mostly their student start on young age.. But we can always learn, although it'll take time..
i learned silat since i was 9 years old in 1996 until now..i learned from my father that who been passed from old generation...silat not to show how good you are..but its show you how small you are in this world n why u should be humble..its for your health, protection n discipline..in competition we should respect our opponent and his coach..at outside we should keep silent and not feel pride with our knowledge..from silat we not just learned to make a move..we also learned to behaved..we also been teached to be a good religous person..
Dude my dad is a Silat master, Cimande style and it’s old school. I learned kyokushin, boxing and bjj. Silat have all of it, punches, kicks, joint lock, even it teaches you to use weapon like machete, dagger, even a sarong. A sarong literally a fabric you use for praying for Muslim men. This martial art type are just straight forward, punch and kick you in the nuts, poke your eyes, almost anything. They doesn’t hesitate to target your groin. Back when Indonesia idk medieval era or something, Silat was the last resort for kill your assailant from another kingdom or common bandit. I think most of Silat styles are still old school there are some modernised style for sport but mostly you only find the old school style in the villages far from city or in pesatren, islamic school.
Your ancestor must be crying trowing the good stuff for lesser stuff, for redemption I recommend you to ask your father to ask debus master to teach you how to eat and block glass and sharp weapon.
@@Aldnon nah my dad didn't learn that magic. More specifically he abandoned his "magic" stuff behind, said it's useless and didn't fit with this time of era. Idc about my karuhun man, they only bother us as a fuckin ghost.
_I've seen a real silat master in action. It was a street fight where one guy (master) against seven guys (street fighters). It was done in under a minute. All the street fighters either got slept or broken bones. It was quick that I didn't have time to record it on my phone._
Original silat is not meant to self defense, its purely to assasinating opponent, the idea is attacking most vulnerable body part, and finish opponent as fast as possible, its include gauging eye, kicking testicel, or hitting on throat or back of the head. And most of the time it use dagger, machete, or sickle. That is what I know about silat in old day. Thats why it will not efficient in this day espescially for bare handed match with much regulation. CMIIW
I have practiced Silat for a couple of years. And it can be effective after years of learning. But there are other styles out there that bring you faster to a point at which you are able to defend yourself.
if its more complicated its more ineffective in a real street fight. simple striking and good footwork is the most effective way to defend in street fights imo
I'm curious, how often do you use weapons in your form of Silat? I ask because I am going to spend some time in SE Asia and I intend to find a gym (Gym? Dojo? Other name?) to learn Silat in. The main attraction for me is to become more effective at using weapons as an addition to my survival hobby, but I'm not sure how soon an instructor will begin teaching weapon techniques. I also suffered a broken neck months ago, so I probably shouldn't really practice boxing or muay Thai for a while as I'm not sure if I will need surgery.
@@josephmonkele5992 Secondly, in Silat usually you can't directly go to learn weapon usage. Maybe after taking time for a couple of years, through beginner stage, intermediate stage, and arrive at the advanced stage, then you are permitted to learn to use weapon.
@@josephmonkele5992 I think this process is a normal process for ordinary student. But if you are a special student, maybe they can give you a special treatment. But ofcource you must supply information to the style teachers or managers, that you are a special student, and you just interest to learn about weapon usage.
I see quite a few things I learnt in Ju Jitsu in these clips, a lot of the blocks, grappling and strangles, for example. It looks like an effective self defence system, albeit a complex one.
Because those forms are effective. That's why they pop up in many arts/jutsu/jitsu, not necessary one is copying the other. There's a video in UA-cam about this, "there's only 3 martial arts that works" or something like that in the vid's title. The traditional pencak silat have the physical form and the "non physical" form, aka. breathing methods. The modern one have rules and regulation and is unfortunately less famous compared to Ju Jitsu. So it's understandable if you think that Silat is kinda like Ju Jitsu, or even copying a bit.
I so much believe that Silat has been practiced more than thousand years ago. A time when people of South East Asia dealing with wilderness of tropical Jungles and wild animals. Tiger is the most familiar name comes up when we talk about silat.
I used to take Silat class back in college. There's many style of Silat like there's many style of Kung Fu. The class I took was more focus on counter-attack and we did block drill in the beginning of every class. The purpose is to make the block a reflex. Most of the moves end up in joint lock or strangles, but put us in a position to continue inflicting damage if we have to. I drop out after 2 year because I just don't have the stamina for it, even though the class I took is one of the easier one. Wish I was born with a healthy body.
@@nugrohosumanto6390silat and jiu jitsu different. Because in SE asia japan invasion happened. Local fight japanese soldier using silat already. Failed because japanese had firing weapon and war strategy.
@@silvergaurchannel9609 yes, that's what I said. But non-Indonesian (or non-SEA) people might see similarities. BTW, anyone knew if silat or kungfu is older?
One thing that make silat unique is the breathing technique, at least in my country,we learn silat along with the breathing technique, even when you just start learning silat. The teacher will tell how to hold your breath in lower abb while you still breath..and he just punch your stomach :D I recall when we had this test to next belt, my guru told us to bring coconut. We practice untill almost midnight, and he told us to sleep. While we sleep, he will throw that coconut at us, if we can block it than we pass :D We dont have comvinient dojo as today, we practice in the middle off small jungle, no mattres, no tools..just our body.
We did the abdominal punching in my boxing gym as well. I remember when I was new to it, I didn't have the breathing technique down, so I just held my breath until I was seeing stars hahaha. At least I figured it out pretty quickly.
Kali from the Philippines and silat are almost similar, very practical and realistic moves during actual fight, moves in Combat Kali are fatal, in modern day we call it Arnis or Eskrima, today Kali is the official martial arts of Special Action Force. And only elite members are allowed to learn the prohibited moves.
Do you notice any significant differences between Kali and Silat? And these "prohibited" moves; are there actually complex "killing moves" that are taught to military members, or could a civilian practitioner theoretically perform one of these moves just by using logic? If that makes sense. Like in boxing, we practiced safely; there were no killing moves, but that doesn't mean that a boxer couldn't figure out how to kill someone by curb stomping him after knocking him down. I'm not asking because I'm interested in killing people, lol, I just find it to be interesting.
@@josephmonkele5992 Kali is prohibited in MMA, it is not a sports, it is made intended to kill a person, there is no rules, as long as you win. That's why it is ideal in street fight, mostly moves in Kali implemented in seconds, to kill your opponent in the fastest way, that's why it's not ideal to teach this martial arts for kids. The damage can be done is very serious, can be a criminal offence. That's why selected people have the privilege to now everything.
@@reikoo8520 kawan, nusantara tu termasuk dari acheh hingga kepulauan filipina, termasuklaj semenanjung tanah melayu & borneo, kepulauan jawa, sulawesi. Banyak budaya yg kita berkongsi. Sy boleh je nak claim kata bahasa indonesia menciduk bahasa melayu, tapi sy tau itu x benar kerana kita semua serumpun. Sama jugak silat. POKOK disini adalah kita sama budaya kerana sama rumpun. Grow up & be matured.
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@triglynx yup, santai aja kawanku Malaysian kalau menanggapi komentar orang shallow dangkal pemikirannya. Baik Malaysian dan Indonesian punya orang yg mature dan bijak. Dan punya juga yg sebaliknya yaitu orang2 yg spt katak dalam tempurung.
MMA was created for in cage fighting sport recently. Silat is martial art that's used in real war for centauries, espescially in the region of south east asia. But nowdays silat perform as sport silat which is very limited regulated movement to meet modern sport safety standard. and art silat just like kata in karate.
Fun fact: Recently there was a fight involving silat fighters on the streets of Yogyakarta. Fighting fighters often occur, especially on the island of Java
As one of practicioner, l'd say the _Old School_ Pencak Silat is effective for self defence or a street fight because Pencak Silat is originaly a close quarter combat technique which created purely to fight and kill during a war against a colonialism in the past. Inflict less _Art or Flashy_ moves, but deliver More Pain. But a _Modern_ Pencak Silat nowadays mostly just for show/art purpose. Js
Why you dont see people who practice this Art in more MMA platforms is because this Art is very overwhelming on oneself that it would require its user as a whole, and from the getgo, this arts attacks points for quick death or perm breakage of joints and ligaments in its true form. So you cant apply this skill other than real life self defence situations..
If the true form is practiced in MMA, more livers will be ruptured, kidneys squashed, vertebrates slipped, bones broken, joints dislocated, hearts stopped even before the fighter had the chance to tap out or the referee stops the fight.
For your information..all silat technique is made to kill not for sports like mma..mma had to many rules that all killing technique from silat are forbidden and not allowed in the mma ring
It's prounounced "See-lot" not "Sil Lit". Silat can be a good art depending on the teacher and training methods but like most martial arts schools many Silat schools train with no intent and very little drilling. Just like MMA you need energy drills, some actual resistance or at least practicing timing and putting some resistance in the partner drilling and it can be more applicable.
Silat is just another form of martial Art. As a matter of fact, contemporary Silat is no more origional. It has incorperated other techniques of martial arts. It is up to the individual's capabilities. In any martial arts, Speed n Strength is the most Important.
When watching this clip you really appreciate how good Maul Mornie is compared to every other Silat Master (that includes Cecep Arif Rahman, love the guy, but it always feels like a dance/acrobatics), Maul's Silat is very unique, no nonsense and he moves like a tank, very solid and his manipulations into take downs give you very little time to counter or do anything. My background is Kickboxing and BJJ and I've played around with some of his stuff in sparring and its really great 🙂
Maul is kuntao silat practitioner which is usually practice in borneo island (Indo, Malay, Brunei). It is silat that focus on full body combat. That's as far as I know
I can tell that if I trained in this, I'm gonna die in a training accident. I don't have coordination enough to dance and look decent, let alone what they're doing.
@@MRNDESO-ps7bz Yes, here in jakarta betawi people have a silat system that adopted kuntao, so yeah no surprise maul is using betawi silat system with kuntao.
Thats different people , the ponytail in the raid movie is yayan ruhiyan , and at this video is cecep arif rahman , both silat master with different style
It is good you have a different name for it. Otherwise, the indons would be angry and say that you are claiming their culture. Lol Like in Malaysia, we also call it silat and it was practiced by the locals even before the Portuguese came in the 16th century. Indonesia was no where around at that time. Lol😅😅😅
For your information pencak silat not a pancake sillate, this matrial art Often used by Indonesian soldiers ,this art have a Combination with Traditional weapon .
@@mfzjfrsb8672 pankek sillet... ugh its hurts my ears... "pen-chuck see lat*" lat as in latte machiato but drop the "te". this is a better approximation of the pronounciation for native english speakers.
For me, the scariest part of silat is our muscle memory. Most of us learned it since we were 7 or 8. Now when we are older, sudden or any surprise would really trigger those muscle memory and it would really hurt people. It's just pure movements without any thinking. It's like we suddenly do all of this to survive and get out of whatever "trouble" or danger we sense from the surprise.
Maybe some peoples doesn't know what's the different between Silat and Pencak Silat. Silat is the original technique for killing with many form of lethal blow using hand combat and various kind of weapons, while Pencak Silat is for sport purpose and under heavy restrictions.
I learned pencak silat for a while. Some of techniques are potentially lethal or leaves lasting damages. It's rather hard to go all out for the worry of fellow trainer's wellbeing.
of course, like this would be very useful in a home invasion, or some other kind of self defence where someone is trying to kill you, but I imagine it’s hard to practice since you wouldn’t want to hurt the other trainer
aku tak cakap silat ni indo malay atau brunei punya tapi Silat ni Melayu punya seni bela diri dan melayu ada di Indo,Malay dan Brunei. sudahi perkelahian kalian. Silat ini kita punya bersama
Silat is one of deadliest martial art. For me as a student of Muay Thai, there are 2 top martial arts : 1. Silat 2. Muay Thai Silat for grappling and locking. While Muay Thai good for conditioning and striking. If these two martial arts combine it will be unstoppable
After a lot of searching for the best Martial Art to practice. I ended up that Muay Thai would be the best to practice for real street fighting. Also, I had some curiosity about silat, then I saw your comment that combining the two at the same time! The results for searching is that Muay Thai and Silat would be the best approach if they were combined. This would be my plan to practice both of them. I also intend to travel to Indounesia and Thiland to practice them after couple of years, at the stage that I'll seek advanced knowledge and practicng in deep.
@@MH2012100 Sure, you can find silat in many regions in South East Asia such as Southern Thailand, Brunei, Malaysia and others. Why I said we need silat becoz silat have kind of grappling technic and good ground game. Even one of Muay Chaiya's master Pedro Solana said in ground fighting he will use silat.
Silat is not from indonesia. Its from the nusantara. Whether its indonesia, malaysia or brunei we all share this form of art. Also thats not how you say pencak silat. Pen as in 'pen' cak as in 'chuck' si as in 'see' and lat as in well lat😂😂 idk other words that sounds like lat
Most people says that silat and muay thai is the art of killing. But actually it's not. It's an art of torture. Silat and muay thai practitioners didn't use lethal moves that killed their opponent on first strike. Their move is intended to break bones, dislocating joints and deliver a powerful strike that can cause internal bleeding and damages to the organs. Of course someone would end up dying if they fight against silat or muay thai master. But before they die, they would suffer a lot of pain with the time they still have to inhale their last breath.
Yea our weapon also created that way for slowly death..if keris been stick to your stomach when full our your organ will be pull it out too.. if they the fighter didnt want to pull like that they stab and left you died bcs of poison on the weapon..thats why keris own by some body in society not regular citizen either king,royal family or fighter for country or those who work for king/sultan.
Silat saved me twice when I was beaten by thugs while walking alone. Btw, my martial arts style is a little different. Like village martial arts, and running at night in the forest.
ther's plenty of move that got erased due to policy on the ring. Pencak Silat have alot of brutal moves, like put finger on ur eyeballs, kick ur nut, throat and more. the goals is to knocked the opponent as fast as possible for silent ambush...
As an Indonesian, this video makes me appreciate Silat more than before. I just realized how strong our traditional martial art is. And it makes me want to start learn about it. Thanks for the video 🙏🏻
Nope...the best martial art combination for person, is like this...Boxing+Muay Thai+Judo+Silat. If you combine this 4 martial arts...you can become unstoppable.
@@pesmobilemalaysia8097 Boxing + Muay Thai + Judo + Silat. Which means Punch techniques + Elbow & knee techniques + Throw techniques + Disarm & Lock (let go/dislocate/break it option) technique, right?? Actually, scratch the first two since they are useless in real life emergency combat unless you're in a ring trying to rack up points. Focus only on the last two or any similar martial arts.
@@lagubrok92 Boxing and Muay Thai are effective...when you in small space and must 1 by 1 against enemy. When you can hit opponent to the face, you can fall your enemy down. Plus...you can lock, take down, and also..grap the enemy. Thats why i said...this combination are unstoppable.
@@enaquasanitas7017 for power punches and kick, you can learnt it from Boxing and Muaythai. But..if you wanna take down the enemy with knife, or unarmed, you can get it..from Silat. And if you wanna lock and grap your enemy, you get it from Judo, or another martial art are similar to Judo..like Jiu Jitsu or something else.
@@pesmobilemalaysia8097 Sure it would be great to have all of them. Only not many people had enough money nor time to attend the different said courses. So the first two are really wasting most people's time and money. Unless money and time is not an issue, by any means go ahead and take every course available. Good for you. For those who have limited time and budget, just get the last two courses or similar martial arts. Emphasize on disarming, grappling, locking and throwing. Anything else is supplementary. Counter, delay the attacker, and run for help as fast as you can. Real life situation is not like movies or tournaments. It won't give you points or marks, but only fatal risks to your life.
The actual silat originated from South East Asia has many variants and names. However modern silat is divided into 4 types: 1. Close to performing arts such as silat movements for show. 2. Silat for sport, to make it non lethal and acceptable for point-base in competitions. 3. Silat for self defence, the most popular type that mainly focuses on physical reactions to neutralise opponents with some harmful counter attacks. 4. Silat for attack, permissable for a few selected student after mastering type 3 above. This type is too dangerous that may result to longterm disability or fatality and usually involving spiritual training. As of few years back, only the special military units of Indonesia & Malaysia were lucky to be trained in this ultimate silat.
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfwtolol. Go learn history. Ur stupid indonesian sukarno want malaysian to follow indonesia gov? Never. We not stupid. Malays peninsular or tanah melayu already exist long before indonesian with ur netherlands invasion. Mallaca straits exist and brought luxury to malaysian. Not indonesian. U want to blame british? Go ahead, but never malaysia. Malaysia have mind of its own. We never joined with indonesian long time ago. Those minangkabau in malaysia is malaysian. Stop claim everthing to be indonesian.
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfwitulah, belajar sejarah, Nusantara meliputi semua tu, jangan la nak gaduh, Indonesia malaysia Thailand pinoy tu nusantara.. bukan claim tu benda betul.. lagi satu sudah2 la nak kata Malaysia ni khianat Indonesia la apa la... Kedah tua lagi tua...
My grandad and dad learn Silat Serimau Hitam but I dont yikes😅, my dad sent me to taekwondo class. Its a combination of five types of Silat that found throughout Malaysian Peninsular including Singapore. The five I think its called Silat Wali Suci, Silat Jawa, Silat Cekak, Silat Sambarani and Silat Gayong. Some of the kicks from my taekwondo training are very similar to the kicks that my dad demonstrate but more technical I would say. Taekwondo kicks I would say...flashy? I didnt say Taekwondo is bad, it do damage. Broke my nose once and ribs twice. But Silat is more focus on getting out of trouble as humanly possible. idk if this make sense.
Im not hating on it but it looks too flashy and choreographed, I would much rather take something like grappling/boxing/muay Thai/ judo in an event of coming against an armed assailant and one of the main things is if you defend yourself against someone with a weapon, expect to get cut because it’s rare that you won’t. Real life encounters aren’t as simple as someone coming at you a certain way so bend him this way, do this, do that, flip him, choke him. I’m not saying some of it isn’t useful but I would take the striking and less of the fancy stuff
Its art of pain and momentum! Every movement and, angel, locks and reverses are possible and Silat brings a lot of ground breaking fundamentals to the table plus tons of never ending techniques. Its nothing like other martial arts. You're essentially trying to break enemy down by causing lethal strikes and techniques to incapacitate him quick! With lots of pain! Youre trying to be as brutal as much as possible while maintaining posture!
Sadly this is true in my style of training. While many people fantasize about this, for me it cause problem because when shit happen I have to really control myb reaction not to inflict fatal damage otherwise I will be in jail
@@kenyanggalaper5790 hahaa lol Indonesia always have to say them are the founder eh. I think you guys should looked at yourself first and build a better country compare to other neighbors. Also F for you since your history only consist of Indonesia lol.
im 18 now and i wanna learn silat, not just for self defence but its also very intresting, but i feel like im to old to learn it, and that i ahve started sooner. what yall think? go to silat classes or nah?
i started when i was 24 and at my 1st year i saw people at age 50 just got started it s never late for silat you just need to put the effort and never give up the onlie bad thing about silat is almost 90% of the skills you learn you can t use it in street fight because those skills will 100% kill your opponent or make a really high damage that he can t recover from
He's right 40 years of training and I started with two combat vet instructors. Silat and Kali respectively 90% of what I learned can't be used in any sport under any circumstances. I used it in the streets of Chicago. That training and the fact that I'm ambidextrous and fighting is almost the only place where this is an advantage opened up a world of opportunities for me. Got me dragged in front of a judge many times as well but self defense is self defense.
What were the differences you found between Silat and Kali? Does one of them have more of a focus on weapons than the other? Do you have any stories of yourself using either of these arts in self-defence that you'd be willing to give a play-by-play analysis of?
@@josephmonkele5992 I'd say it's the approach Silat being empty hands that transitions to weapons and Kali being weapons that transitions to empty hands. One of the worst situations regarding self defense was coming to the aid of a woman on the train platform. All I had was a Kubotan or palm stick keychain. I intervened and they immediately attacked. However them being right handed is a disadvantage I've been taking advantage of since before any training. Move to a certain side and they all react the same way. A quick body slam on the platform. You ever heard the sound of a dislocated arm? It's louder than one expects. Unlike the movies they don't continue fighting after that. The problem came when I rushed the last one and he did the usual tackle and ended up falling after he got hit in the temple with the palm stick keychain. Well that and I stomped the first idiot in the head. There were cameras and my actions while noble were considered overkill. It wasn't the guy falling but rather the head stomp that was considered an issue. Honestly if either had died they probably would have tried sending me to prison. Honestly the victim kept claiming it was racism because the two rapist were white and I'm a Native American. In the end they called it self defense because even though they weren't attacking me initially there were two and they were both larger. That was over 25 years ago
@@tonytomahawk5160 i cant imagine that theres situation that you will use silat to fight someone, i understand why you stomp one of your enemies head cause that is what silat do, to finish them off.. The more we train our body the more our body remember the moves and it will be like a natural reflect of the body to excecute some moves at certain situation without thinking, the problem is silat movement is really to kill the enemy, and stomping head will also become reflect movement, cause thats what youre training for.. Maybe if you use another martial art you can stop at just making them unable to fight or unconscious but if you use silat its lethal..
@@hendradewanata That's what I knew. That's what I was trained for by combat vet's to survive the reality of Chicago. Two against me and both larger and possible armed is a pretty good reason to me. To me stomping his skull in was just a normal part of eliminating a threat. I never trained in sports fighting and honestly I didn't think I did anything wrong. Even when they showed me the video my first response was I held back so he should be alive so I don't see the problem. However I've gained control as I aged so I do understand there were other things that I could have done but I still have the same mentality I was trained with. I still can't do the sports fighting thing though. These days I train in things like Krav Maga just because it's less volatile than Silat. But yeah Silat is to eliminate a threat by either dislocate break and kill. I prefer peace but if violence is the choice then I will eliminate the threat.
for your guys information,silat is martial art origin in nusantara,its not from indonesia,and malaysia also have silat but in silat there's alot of root,in malaysia we have silat gayung,it is the most popular in malaysia. In malaysia only we have 360 type of silat,and Indonesia is very good in silat,there's alot of guru in indonesia because we malaysia and indonesia are more like a brother (serumpun) .Love from malaysia.salah dari pesilat gayung tok janggut.
Malingsia itu bangsa pecundang, lahir dari keturunan melayu penghianat dan durhaka kepada leluhurnya. Tidak punya kemampuan apa2 dan malas tapi ingin memiliki semua hasil kerja keras orang2 nusantara sejati/indonesia. Contohnya sangat jelas dalam kasus silat ini. Orang2 nusantara sejati/indonesia bekerja keras sejak puluhan tahun lalu untuk membawa silat kepentas dunia, sementara melayu palsu pecundang acuh dan tak peduli pada silat. Setelah silat terkenal didunia hasil dari kerja keras putera nydantara sejati/indonesia..eh beruk pecundang malingsia tiba2 ingin ikut termasyur..itulah yang disebut watak pecundang dari kumpulan beruk melayu palsu durhaka malingsia. Manusia dunia sangat menghargai kerja keras bangsa indonesia dalam silat dan membenci bangsa pecundang semenanjing yang hanya bisa mengklaim tanpa kerja nyata. Maka dalam silat dunia hanya menyebut silat asli asal indonesia, sedang beruk pecundang malingsia sangat hina untuk disebut asal silat. Cara dunia menilai itu sangat pintar wahai melsyu palsu malingsia, bangsa pecundang dan penghianat nusantara 😂😂😂😂😂😂
- Pencak silat is a martial art originating from Indonesia that has been designated by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage. This determination was made at the 14th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, which took place in Bogota, Colombia, 9-14 December 2019. Pencak silat has existed in Indonesia since ancient times. Many historians reveal that pencak silat was first encountered in Riau province during the era of the Sriwijaya kingdom in the VII century. 🙏🙏
Not from indonesia, but... malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore.... it was used when the country was colonized.. different countries, different founders
perbedaan pencak silat dengan silat.... pencak silat merupakan sesuatu gerakan seni yg di tambahkan dengan gerakan seperti menari dan memikau di seni. sedangkan silat ialah merupakan suatu bela diri yg akan melumpuhkan musuh/lawan dengan cara cepat, sehingga musuh/ lawan pun tak berkutik. di silat juga kita bisa menambah gerakan spritual sehingga dapat mengolah batin, hingga sampai di pikiran. sehingga kita bisa memfokuskan pikiran ke indra keenam
I'm Indonesian 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 And my grandfather was a silat martial arts master. In 1970 he created a new silat school called Sikado (Silat Karate Judo), in East Java.
Sayangnya aku G nanya bang... Aku punya teman kerja di perusahaan...setelah kerja hampir 4 tahun sama dia...aku baru tau kalau dia ketua cabang kota salah satu perguruan silat...orangnya rendah hati.... Punya ilmu diajarkan... Bukan di pamerkan...
Silat has far more in common with vedic styles of warfare and is one of the few martial arts that still retains its combat effectiveness as a war dance. It does not resemble kung fu nearly as much as it resembles muay thai, muay boran, kali, and many other styles to which they borrow heavily in the powerful stances, minimul movements, maximum damage styles. I dont think the video maker here knows what their talking about.
you are very funny, it's true that silat comes from the culture of the archipelago/Nusantara, and the archipelago is not only Indonesia, but what makes silat famous is Indonesia, study again kid
@@amehuh4552 I never talked about who made it famous or what, I was just correcting the info in the video. You should study more. The earliest civilization in malay archipelago is Langkasuka. Modern day Kedah in Malaysia No Indonesia back then, not even Srivijaya
Pencak silat has existed in Indonesia since ancient times. Many historians reveal that pencak silat was first encountered in Riau province during the era of the Sriwijaya kingdom in the VII century. At that time, pencak silat was still simple, in the form of hand and foot movements. This martial art then spread to the Malacca peninsula area to the island of Java.
Correction, silat is not from indonesia. It is a martial arts from nusantara, consists of various countries like malaysia, indonesia, thailand, brunei, phillipines.
Well there is One fighting style that could counter silat and every fighting style, that is hyperboxer, Because hyperboxer is focus on your body armour, strength, agility, durability and critical hit, this style is also known as the most brutal style in the history and hyperboxer is the first fighting style before every style that we know but this one is different, it's hard to learn i mean really hard to learn it because you must receive 100 punch at your body really hard like only few people could learn if you search "what is hyperboxer style" in Google, they will not showing you the picture or how to learn it, because this style can only pass to another generations meaning people who have huge potential is the worthy people to learn hyperboxer and this is really hurting fighting style people who's black belt at hyperboxer, they can easily block silver bullet, the karate move and others dangerous move.
Each Silat has a different special art and moves, skills, movements and philosophy. Many of them are from Malaysia and Indonesia. Here, are the list of Silat in Malaysia : In Malaysia (only) : 1 Abjad 2 Alam Cahaya 3 Alang Samudera 4 Al-Haq 5 Awang Sulong Merah Muda 6 Bakawali 7 Bambu Runcing Rajawali 8 Bangau Putih 9 Bantan 10 Bantan Melaka 11 Banteng Betawi 12 Bengkong Hijau 13 Bengkong Putih 14 Berembang 15 Betung Cemati Siguntang 16 Buah 21 17 Buah Dalam Tari 18 Buah Jatuh 19 Buah Johor 20 Buah Pukul Mersing 21 Buah Pukulan Yunan 22 Bunga Malaysia 23 Bunga Negeri Kedah 24 Bunga Raya 25 Bunga Wali 26 Cekak dan Gayong Pahang 27 Cekak Hanafi 28 Cekak Harimau 29 Cekak Lincah Sutan Maakat 30 Cekak Malaysia 31 Cekak Pendekar Ahmad 32 Cekak, Terlak, Lintar, dan Spado 33 Cekam Rimau 34 Cekap 35 Cemara Bugis 36 Cempani Cekalong 37 Cengkam Harimau Ghaib 38 Cepat Tangan 39 Cikalong 40 Cimande Lincah 41 Cimande Mega Malam 42 Cimande Pecah Tujuh 43 Cimandi 44 Cindai Alam 45 Cindai Kuning 46 Cindai Putih 47 Cula Sakti 48 Cula Simanjakini 49 Dangwangi 50 Daun 51 Diam 52 Gabungan 5 53 Gabungan Panji 54 Garis Laksamana 55 Garuda Sakti 56 Gayang Lian 57 Gayang Lima 58 Gayong (9) Hak Sejati Pahang 59 Gayong 3 Kalimah 60 Gayong 5 61 Gayong 7 62 Gayong Garuda 63 Gayong Gerak Serentak 64 Gayong Ghaib Nusantara 65 Gayong Helang Merah 66 Gayong Karomah 67 Gayong Malaysia 68 Gayong Pancaindera 9 69 Gayong Panglima Ahmad 70 Gayong Seni Bunga 71 Gayong Singa Berantai 72 Gayong Sri Gemuruh 73 Gayong Warisan Serantau 74 Gayung Fatani 75 Gayung Ghaib 9 76 Gayung Ghaib Ghadiwat Panca Purba Gerakan 9 77 Gayung Harimau Hitam 78 Gayung Jati 79 Gayung Kedah 80 Gayung Khalifah 81 Gayung Laksamana 82 Gayung Maarifat 83 Gayung Pancasila 84 Gayung Siam 85 Gayung Sri Fatani 86 Gayung Tunggal 87 Gayung Zahir 9 88 Gayung, Kuntau Jawa dan Tomoi 89 Gegaran Petani 90 Gerak Gayong Jati 91 Gerak Ibu Gayong 92 Gerak Ilham 93 Gerak Ilham Kuntau Kaedah 94 Gerak Insan Seni Malaysia 95 Gerak Jati 96 Gerak Jurus Makrifat 97 Gerak Kerohanian Gayong Dalam 98 Gerak Kilas 99 Gerak Kilat 100 Gerak Kuntau 101 Gerak Langkah 7 102 Gerak Lincah 103 Gerak Panca 104 Gerak Panji Alam Setapak 71 105 Gerak Pendekar 106 Gerak Persilatan Sejagat 107 Gerak Sejati Pancar Murni 108 Gerak Seni Silat Kuntau Melayu Kedah 109 Gerak Silat Lian 110 Gerak Silat Tapak Suci Kelantan 111 Gerak Sunan 112 Gerak Tangkas Suci 113 Gerak Tempur 114 Gerak Teras Pasak Bumi Melayu 115 Gerakan Suci Mangkubumi 116 Habib Hamid 117 Hak 118 Halilintar Gerak Laksamana Jebat 119 Haqq Melayu 120 Harimau 121 Harimau Banten 122 Harimau Berantai 123 Harimau Berantai Kedah 124 Harimau Hitam 125 Harimau Jatian 5 126 Harimau Sang Saka 127 Harimau Sri Rama 128 Helang Harimau 129 Helang Langkawi 130 Helang Merah 131 Helang Putih 132 Helang Putih Perkasa 133 Helang Terbang 134 Hulubalang Melaka 135 Ikatan Kalam Utama 136 Ikatan Laksamana 137 Jabat 7 138 Jalak Lenteng 139 Jatuh 140 Jatuh Ketereh 141 Jatuh Mata 142 Jawa 143 Jawa Betawi 144 Jawa Sunda 145 Jawi 146 Jemaah 147 Jurus Senjata Lapan Pak Mat Kedidi 148 Kala Putih 149 Kalimah Gempur Jagat 150 Kalimah Malaysia 151 Kalimah Panglima Tangkas 152 Kalimah Serumpun Jati 153 Kalimah Yahya Said 154 Kampung Rawa 155 Kapi 156 Kegayungan Acheh Helang Putih 157 Kenjawan 158 Kenjawen 159 Kera Putih 160 Kerayong Sendeng 161 Keris Lok Sembilan 162 Khatam Maut 163 Klimunan 164 Kota Sendeng 165 Kunci Melayu 166 Kuningan 167 Kuntau 168 Kuntau 7 169 Kuntau Banjar 170 Kuntau Betawi 171 Kuntau Harimau 172 Kuntau Iban 173 Kuntau Ilat 174 Kuntau Jawa 175 Kuntau Melayu 176 Kuntau Patani 177 Kuntau Tekpi 178 Laksamana Kedah 179 Langkah 3 180 Langkah 7 181 Langkah Hang Jebat 182 Langkah Pusaka Purba 183 Langkah Silat Sri Wali Maya 184 Lela Pahlawan 185 Lian 186 Lian Buah Pukul 187 Lian Padukan 188 Lima Bersaudara 189 Lincah 190 Lincah Harimau 191 Lincah Sutan Maakad 192 Lincah Terlak 193 Lintar Minangkabau 194 Lintar Tanah Datar 195 Lintar Warisan 196 Lintau Tua 197 Mega Chemande 198 Megat Laksamana 199 Melayu Asli 200 Melayu Asli Kedah 201 Melayu Jati 202 Melayu Pahang 203 Melayu Pahang (Tok Gajah) 204 Menanti 205 Merpati Putih 206 Minangkabau 207 Naga Buana Cekak Berapi 208 Nasrul Haq 209 Pagar Ruyung 210 Pahang Tua (Pencak Desa) 211 Pahlawan 212 Paksi Rimau Berantai 213 Palitau 214 Panca Delima 215 Panca Sila Seni Silat Gayong Pongok 216 Pancaindera 217 Pancaindera Seni Silat Lintau 218 Pancang 12 219 Pancasila Gayong Harimau 220 Pandinjuan 221 Panglima Hitam 222 Panglima Terbilang 223 Panji Putera Ledang 224 Pasak Bambu Runcing 225 Pedang 226 Pelaga Pulau Pinang 227 Pelanduk Putih 228 Pencak Riak Harimau 229 Pendekar Bertuah 230 Pendekar Muda 231 Pendekar Ulong 232 Pendekar Warisan Mahaguru Melayu Sejati 233 Peninjau Sutan Maakat 234 Penjurit Melayu Kepetangan 235 Penyatuan Gerak Seni Gayong Sentuhan Badar 236 Perguruan Senaman Gerak Sentuhan 237 Perisai Minda Sejati 238 Perisai Sakti 239 Perkalongan Cimindai Putih 240 Permainan 12 241 Pesaka Bahaman 242 Pesaka Desa 243 Pesaka Melaka 244 Pesaka Terlak 245 Porsigal 246 Pukul Pelaga 247 Pukulan Melaka 248 Pukulan Paris Dendam 249 Pukulan Sendeng 250 Pulut 251 Pungguk Laut 252 Purba 253 Pusaka Gayung Panglima 254 Pusaka Hang Tuah 255 Pusaka Kalimah Amin 256 Rajawali 257 Rajawali Putih 258 Rajawali Tunggal 259 Randai Minang 260 Ranting 261 Rencong Rentak Sembilan 262 Riak Harimau Cengkam Maut 263 Rumpun Serantau 264 Sabil Seri Indera Sakti 265 Sadar Malaysia 266 Sakabumi 267 Sambar Helang 268 Sarang Dayung 269 Sekebun 270 Sekiambang Sakti 271 Sekubi 272 Selangkah Gerak 273 Selendang Gabungan 274 Selendang Merah 275 Seligi Putra 276 Semandai Dam-Dam 277 Semangat Panglima Hitam 278 Sembah Pahang 279 Sempedi 280 Semulajadi 281 Sendeng 7 282 Sendeng Alif 283 Sendeng Asli 284 Sendeng Betawi 285 Sendeng Cimande 286 Sendeng Harimau 287 Sendeng Jebak Purba 288 Sendeng Malaysia 289 Sendeng Minangkabau 290 Sendeng Nusantara 291 Sendeng Pesaka 292 Sendeng Pukulan Tujuh Hari 293 Sendeng Terlak 294 Sendi Cemara Bugis 295 Seni Gerak Silat Sunan 296 Seni Pati Serendeng Puntong 297 Seni Pencak Silat Sangkar Rewana 298 Seni Silat Bakawali 299 Seni Silat Harimau 300 Seni Tempur 301 Seperguruan Pencak Silat Mandung Sepanji 302 Seperguruan Silat Sepanji 303 Seri Cahaya Chemande 304 Seri Pelandok 305 Serimau Hitam 306 Serimau Putih 307 Setia Hati 308 Setiabakti 309 Si Bongkok Tanjung Puteri 310 Si Faqir 311 Si Pincong Minangkabau 312 Siamang Laut 313 Sikorek Monyet 314 Siku 315 Siku 12 316 Sinar Ilham 317 Singa Kandangan 318 Siswirama 319 Spelet Gayung 320 Spelet Gunung Jati 321 Spelet Tapak Tiga 322 Spelet Tomoi 323 Sri Gayung Panglima Ulung 324 Sri Menanti 325 Sukmorogo 326 Sumbang 327 Sunda Asli 328 Sunda Cimande 329 Sunda Rajawali 330 Sunda Rajawali 331 Sunting 12 332 Tadah Kuntau 333 Tanah Baru 334 Tangkas Tamin Sabil 335 Tangkisan 336 Tanjak Pusaka 337 Tapak Suci Warisan 338 Tapak Suci Warisan Wali 9 339 Tari Jawi (Pulut Kelantan) 340 Tari Kalimah Terengganu 341 Tari Kelantan 342 Tari Laksamana 343 Tari Tumbuk 344 Tarian Maut 345 Telapak Natar 346 Tembung Rimau 347 Tempur Sendeng Banjar 348 Teralak Asli 349 Terlak 4 350 Terlak Nata 351 Terlak Warisan Pendekar Pin 352 Terlak, Lintau dan Kuntau Jawa 353 Tinkah Maut 354 Titi Pinang 355 Tok Perpat 356 Tokku 357 Tongkat 358 Tongkat Rimau 359 Wali Suci 360 Wali Tujuh Sejagat 361 Warausah 362 Warisan Belebat To’ Perpat 363 Warisan Bugis 364 Warisan Gerak Ilham 365 Warisan Melayu Minangkabau 366 Warisan Perlis 367 Warisan Silat Minangkabau Laksamana 368 Wira Melayu
Luckily the most dangerous & deadly silat was not in the list in both countries. It was a silat that fully based on tiger spirituality. Let the name remain unknown to the world
The Bourne Identity movie by Matt Damon his fighting style there was actually Kali from the Philippines but Kali actually has origins from Indonesia . Philippines have something similar to Karate ,Muay Thai called "Sikaran" but I don't see anybody practicing that anymore.
Everytime i heard Pancake Silat, im getting triggered haha. So for you English speaker out there it is supposed to be "Pencak Silat" And the correct way to read it is like this: Pan Chuck Seal At
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The last time when I was in Indonesia, I saw their local news reporting that a young man had defended himself with his martial arts (Silat) skills and had killed 😳 one of the 2 armed bandits who wanted to take his motorcycle. the news reporter said that the local police did not arrest this young man but awarded him a charter.
Yes it's true... it's viral though... the young man even don't have a single weapon, but the opponent is dead.
yes, very viral. the young man was a santri (islamic student) who was robbed by 2 begals (bandits), he defended himself using silat techniques, seized a sharp weapon belonging to the begals and killed one of the begals. The incident happened at the Summarecon Bekasi flyover.
About the police award though, it's just like that if it's being viral. Most of the time our police did stupid and charge people for defending themselves. Our police is best at making a charge out of nothing and ask for bribe later if people want out.
True, very viral in my country
That's true, I was the motorcycle. Trust in me.
Ive trained in Silat for 20 years. It is absolutely one of the deadliest styles in the world and works very well in a street fight
I don't believe you 😅😅
@@fibrahim4171 good for you. Come find me sometime and throw a punch see just what happens. Til then piss off.
@@fibrahim4171 i believe i can fly 🤣
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My teacher is Jaka Sembung. I love silat. I learnt it 100 years ago.
Silat is an underexposed martial arts due to how dangerous it can be. Medieval period in Nusantara (Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore & Philippines) was a little bit different than most countries.
War was treated differently in Nusantara, in which I mean, normally when you think of medieval wars, most likely you would think of an open battlefield where both sides duke it out. However Nusantara was different, war was all about assassination here, that's why the countries in Nusantara doesn't really have much fancy traditional weapons like China or Japan, our traditional weapons are small because the medieval fighters of Nusantara have always been fighting as assassins rather than warriors. They usually fight in the forest trying to ambush each other, so small weapons is always preferable, and that was the background for Silat's development. Silat is a martial arts that aim to turn your entire body into a weapon, and make every hits the killing blow. It aims for your vital points to take you out as quickly and efficiently as possible, after all again, it's a technique used by Nusantara assassins, and now is used by the special forces from Nusantara countries
That's why in today's MMA competitions, we almost never see anyone using Silat techniques. Because yes, they're pretty much banned to be used in sports competitions for being too lethal and dangerous, which is understandable tbh, even here in it's land of origin, Nusantara, Silat techniques needs to be put under heavy restrictions in any competitions featuring it
Yes Kali from the Philippines is prohibited, most of moves are ban and fatal, in Kali, there is no rules, as long as you win, that's why it is practical in street fight.
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfwya yaa just claim all the thing please
@@hmmm9076 experts of claim but don't have proof that typical malaysians are not us, we Indonesia have a real big history even your nation is our descendant 🇮🇩😎
@@hmmm9076 we have various kingdoms that have ruled all of Southeast Asia from the Sriwijaya Kingdom to Majapahit and your nation is under the control of our kingdom, while you have never had a kingdom that has power in Southeast Asia so how can you make an impact both in terms of culture and language, Of course, the influence of culture and language is influenced by a kingdom that has a big influence, isn't it? if the European invaders never came to the NUSANTARA Region then you would still be part of us ,
THE GREAT OF NUSANTARA 🇮🇩🦅😎
Most silat training is live action role playing against compliant opponents. I trained extensively all throughout Indonesia between 1974 and 1982 - culminating in taking Gold at the inaugural World Silat Championships in Jakarta. The only athletes that made it past the first round, were one that did bagwork, roadwork and daily sparring - the rest were wiped out with little to no ceremony.
Yup. Guessed so too. Live resistance is crucial. Far too many silat styles either became too soft and doesnt pressure test, or they become more sport, point scoring than actual fighting
@@de0509 Any martial art that doesn’t have regular sparring sessions included in their curriculum won’t prepare you for a real fight. Having said that, a lot of silat schools (especially those small ones in rural areas) do spar a lot. It’s common for students to come home cut and bruised after a training session.
@@saifaldin_ "cuts and bruises" is a bad indicator to gauge how much live resistance was used. People still get bruises by standing still while letting the partner do any particular techniques to them. Just because someone gets bruises it doesnt mean they learnt anything that they can use when the real situations happen.
@@de0509 "spar" bro, did you not read it
What's bagwork and roadwork?
That's why, back in the day, when I joined the Merpati Putih silat Dojo, it was not allowed for sports fighting... We once had a friendly match with karate, and we were confused because my coach prohibited us from striking using breathing techniques. Their strikes, as they were used to training their muscles rigorously, were very powerful, and we couldn't do anything since we were accustomed to training strikes with breathing techniques.
Because I didn't want to become a punching bag with continuous kicks, I decided to strike using the breathing technique just once. It turned out that my strike indeed caused my opponent to faint, which frightened me, and I received a punishment from the coach of 50 push-ups. Fortunately, my opponent recovered without having to be taken to the hospital... despite my immense fear. I was just a 13-year-old kid at that time.
Karate jg ada mas.
Sy ikut silat pas SD dan jd murid terbaik, tp ga lanjut SMP krn ga ada ekskul silat di sekolah. Silat stop krn banyak terbatas akses ke guru dan tempat latihan. Lalu ikut karate pas SMA. tbh, di karate jg ada teknik pukulan pernapasanya, sy tergabung di BKC. Sy pernah latihan teknis pernapasan sampe mau pingsan. Pernah sy praktekin sekali pas main ke Timzone yg game pukulan ala tinju itu, mesinya auto eror krn nilai pukulan sy 1000an ... temen ga percaya dan nyangka itu mesin rusak. Wkwkwk... sy jg ga nyangka bisa ... tp emg bener pukulan dgn pernapasan itu bahaya bgt
@@AriftyaPrayogo Ya pait si, latihan MP jaman saya dulu emg banyak di remehin cabang bela diri lain bahkan silat perguran lain, akhirnya popularitas MP menurun dibanding yg lain. sampe dibilang gak guna jurus2 kita buat tarung bebas,,.., la walaupun keliatannya Jurus MP feminim tapi MP tu alat perangnya Mataram buat lawan belanda Je... kok dibilang gak efektif buat berantem beneran...😅
Tapi MP Jaman alm Mas Amos skr beda sama waktu saya latihan jaman alm Mas Pung dulu.. MP skr dah buka Cabang silat Tarung bebas, yg keliatan bakat di Athlete ya akan dikurangi latihan nafasnya banyak di teknik dan jurusnya sama kayak yg lain, bahkan denger2 dilatih buat MMA juga...
@@AriftyaPrayogo Kalau Pernafasan untuk sekedar Inner Power (tenaga dalam) semua cabang bela diri belajar mas.. karena emg ningkatin kualitas otot secara simultan..cuma kalau sampai Level Chi,sepengetahuan saya di Indonesia Cuma MP yg pake mas.. Guru besar Karate di Indonesia gak ada kan yg bisa tutup mata sambil nyetir motor? di MP banyak...karena emg beda sistem dan intensitas latihan nafasnya antara tenaga Chi dan Inner Power..
Ya puncak dasarnya bisa Vibra vision.. melihat tanpa mata kepala tapi Feel (mata Hati))...
Iya om, ane pernah sparring sama kawan yg anak mp, tendangannya pedes.....beda pedesnya....😂😂😂
Merpati putih is lethal, That's why Merpati putih is used to train Indonesian special forces. Been practicing it for 31 years now.
Some forms of silat are so brutal it's illegal to practice. There are types of silat that focuses on hits that can be extremely lethal
At the beginning, it was created to kill.
do you think silat is that good, my friend? In Indonesia, it is even underestimated
@@Veteranfrr because in indonesia they had a better perception that foreigner stuff is better than then local since the colonialism of the dutch empire. That's how Indonesian fcked up their local brand.
@@Veteranfrr haha that's right because some Indonesians don't learn to lock, damage and use sharp objects
@@Veteranfrr bro silat literally the art of killing why they underestimated silat in Indonesia 😞
Many martial artists would describe Silat as pure violence, it is extremely fast and efficient. The basic idea is that you are hitting a soft part of your opponent's body with a hard part of your body. It is very focused on self-defense and although the sport form of it has rules, the applied part does not. I find it to be kind of like a combination of Muay Thai and Arnis, it is very similar to Filipino martial arts and yes, does require a serious investment of time. Real lineage holding teachers of Silat are not very common in the US.
you got the idea, hitting the soft part of body is the right answer of silat. like stab the eyes, take care of genital, and front of the neck. those 3 part is the keys when street fighting.
Lies again? UFC SILAT UEFA SW
This pure violence 😂you got to be kidding me. Obviously you haven't seen lethwei.
@@Firelord-i5elethewei is dangerous said the boy who just knew lethewei 2-3 days ago came to a conclusion 😂
Original silat is not meant to self defense, its purely to assasinating opponent, the idea is attacking most vulnerable body part, and finish opponent as fast as possible, its include gauging eye, kicking testicel, or hitting on throat or back of the head. And most of the time it use dagger, machete, or sickle. That is what I know about silat in old day. Thats why it will not efficient in this day espescially for bare handed match with much regulation. CMIIW
The original Indonesian silat is a martial art that relies on speed and agility, the focus of the silat movement is to aim for the vital point. A fighter in the past used a gambit, dagger, machete to quickly eliminate the enemy.
Nope 🤣 that not real
@@nursyarazi5029 are sure?
Bruce Lee in heaven: am i a joke to u?
@@lalalalalololo3878 who tf
@@nursyarazi5029 Melayu takut British
In silat there are not many unnecessary acrobatic movements like other oriental martial arts, but it also doesn't look stiff like western martial arts. the movement is beautiful but deceptive and deadly, once you get hit, you will feel a chain attack without being able to fight back. what is more terrifying is silat arts with weapons, you will not die in an instant but die slowly and painfully.
Unlike karate or taekwondo which was used for sport, pencak silat is fully used for combat. Most of the trainers here in Indonesia teach techniques that could be used to kill. they teach them to their disciple until they mastered it and can control how to execute it without killing their opponent. The most similar martial art would be thai kick boxing but silat also teach grapple and weapon combat. Even the special force here in Indonesia is taught silat.
kick boxing from japan not thailand
All those sports was used for combat not sport do more research it’s water down now
The most similar martial art to silat is kali
@@handdika4530 he mean muay thai aka thai kickboxing
@@tomtomblos2909 clearly he said kickboxing and there is no martial arts called thai kickboxing
Pencak Silat is the umbrella term for all styles of silat in Indonesia. One of the style is Silat Harimau (Tiger Silat from Minangkabau tribe) in West Sumatera. You can see it in Merantau. The first film of Iko Uwais. Yayan Ruhian also in there. The other style is Silat Betawi. This is the original silat style of Iko Uwais. He is from Tiga Berantai, Jakarta. A silat school founded by his Grandfather. Another style is Silat Sunda. This is the original style of Cecep Arif Rahman. His silat school is Panglipur. Yayan Ruhian also has his own silat school. There are many other styles of silat in Indonesia. But I don't really know in detail. Silat became popular in the world after the success of The Raid films.
Indonesia??
Kau orang semua mahu claim indon punya..
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@@7upai Silat milik bangsa Melayu bukan negara Indonesia mahupun Malaysia
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🤔wait .. bagaimana...lalu punya siapa silat...??
I love Silat, but in our area, we don't have access to learn it. On the contrary, the Boxing gyms are everywhere.Hope the Silat will be popularized as soon as possible.
Its easy to access it if you go to a more rural part of a city. Silat is quite cheap to learn compared to Boxing, karate, taekwondo, or Muaythai.
Boxing is good enough for self defense in most cases. You don't want to accidentally cripple someone with Silat because you target their weak point and went too far in heat of the moment. Fight that could just ended with bleeding nose and bruises would end with broken bones and life changing injury with Silat. Learn boxing and just knock them out, a lot safer that way.
Boxing should always be a base for self-defense training. Boxing allows you to knock people out with your hands, teaches you to hit hard, fast, and often while also learning to avoid punches. Boxing also gets you used to taking taking a punch while also conditioning you athletically to be leaner and stronger.
After a year of boxing if you want to add to it take up another style.
why ?.. you want to kill someone?.. nah man .. its illegal ..
Here in Indonesia and Malaysia, most silat class especially the lethal one were kept secret and often taugh in smaller circle with years of filtration process. Unlike muay thai which accessible to most of the people
I've been practicing Silat since I was a kid and trained in several style. My issue with Silat is if you love in a war torn area or where lives a re cheap then Silat is very very effective. But if you live in a relatively peace an law full environment then it's a bit hard. Because I have to beat my opponent without inflict a huge fatal damage. Our style of training made us instinctly resort to the easiest but at the same time most brutal technique. And it's very hard to soften or change that instinct. Once in a weapon spar I hit my partner eyes, luckily it was paded weapon but still it sucks and i really feel sorry. People says all the time they want to learn deadly technique and stuffs, but seriously, it sucks when it's already grinded inside you and you (me in this case) have anger management issue
Silat is dangerous if you dont have full control of your strength and power. You will need to find inner peace before learning dangerous techniques. And i get what you're saying.
@@skymyth6927 the problem is I've been training this since I was a kid and now I'm in my forties so I already learned those dangerous things. It was all good back then but the last 3 years I have high blood pressure that really affect my anger management. It makes me really think twice about using it even if it necessary
@@sokonlon you need to develop and refine your consciousness. learn to meditate, true meditation will develop your consciousness and also compassion.
it's happen to me too..
I just happened to learn an ancient style of silat about 10 years a go. at first I want to learn the very effective and lethal silat. But now I'm afraid of it.
the unconscious movement/muscle memory that built by this style very scary.
e.g I've poked my friends eye till it bleed when I playing around, I throw my baby daughter when she approach and hug me while I'm sleep, etc.
now I really afraid to engage a some kind of fight.. even it's only for fun.
@@cancangsikamba true.. I dislocated my friend elbow for playing surprise prank on me. It was never my intention to harm him and he didn't know that I was a silat practitioner during my younger year. The fluid movement that was drilled became part of us. When danger came the counter movement came out as auto reflect.
The greatest skill anyone can learn is the ability to run damned fast in the opposite direction.
Most people tend to forget this basic😮
Sometimes the fight comes to you forcibly!! SO, YOU NEED TO BE PREPARED FOR SUCH SCENARIO...
I’d add, “learn good manners and use them.” Possibly the most legit dangerous martial artist/street fighter I ever met would apologize to a person who stepped on his foot, because his foot was in the way. FTR, he didn’t do that when we were younger; seldom started fights but always quickly and brutally finished them. When I asked him why he started doing that he said, “Most men aren’t the fighters they think they are. They win a few schoolyard scuffles, get a taste for what they think is violence, turn into bullies. Then they run up on someone like me. It’s not fun to beat up someone who can’t defend themselves and doesn’t know it yet…”
Absolutely agree, that is a smart action of all time
@@q-noonkade4115Fool. Most people do remember this basic. Only a few idiots would stay and try to look tough at street psychos.
CORRECTION: Silat is the collective term for a class of indigenous martial arts from the Nusantara and surrounding geocultural areas of Southeast Asia. It is traditionally practised in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Southern Thailand, Southern Philippines and Southern Vietnam.
No, you must be A Malaysian, who can’t accept the fact. Rendang, language and now Pencak Silat. Pencak silat is originally from Indonesia. Fact.
Source
@@bikin_rusuhbener4587my ass, people have been fighting with silat in the region long before the countries like Indonesia or Malaysia came to be
@@bikin_rusuhbener4587 shut up go read history....
@@bikin_rusuhbener4587 of course bang. Memang dari Indonesia, terjadinya Malaysia pun dari bangsa Melayu Yang berhijrah dari kepulauan kepulauan serata Asia tenggara
Silat is martial art for close combat on the ancient war in "Nusantara", many techniques was so brutal and deadly
Dulu di jambudipa(yawadipa) ada dikenal istilah sanata dharma(tatacara hidup yg baik) dan sanata yudha(tatacara bertahan hidup yg baik)
@@MRNDESO-ps7bz lanjut mas
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I have been training for about 6 years and I still feel myself like a beginner. You always learn in silat nonestop
Your names not looks like Malay people maybe Pakistan, how do you learn Silat at your place?
Same here. Each time you think you get it there is something that levels it up and the you realise you are only on the beginning. What i like is that everything you learn melts together and you get better and at the same time its endless what to learn. It takes years to master it and you don’t stop learning. I love it.
What level are you at now? i mean, white crooked, black, green, red , yellow?
Same here. I've trained silat for 20+ years and still feel like a beginner.
Very true,i only have half the training time that you do and i am feeling the same way.
Depending on which silat you learn, if it's a sports branch it's a little bit softer, but if it's purely self defences, it will inflict injuries for the opponent/enemy during both attacks and defense.
True.. there is Silat practicioner kill 2 thugs who rob him.
Well , it's base from real fight (to death) between warrior , and the warrior always carring mele weapon
Im doing silat for almost 10 years now
What i can explain in one sentence is
Finish your opponent as quick as possible and minimize your strength and stamina by going for weaker spots on the body.
Like eyes, nose, throat, balls (men), breast (women) and joints.
is really effective....i've learned since i was 10 year old and i'm 49 and silat still inside my body my mind and my soul...
and i have so many exferience with this marrial art....
i love silat....thanks god ...my grand father taugt me about silat as a indonesia tradion and self defense..
Is it true in this video that sliat is very slow to learn effective techniques ???
I have been practicing Silat for 2 and a half years now and i can tell you that its in the top 5 best martial arts on the Earth as far as self defense and its the only art that can show it can destroy an attacking boxer in the streets.
Happy dreaming, dreamers
@@thenirealivesanchitos Oh really dude and let me guess you are another boxer with a chip on his shoulder out to try to prove that boxing can beat every art right ?
@@thenirealivesanchitos You see Silat is a combat art as were boxing is just a sport and Silat was made to protect ones self and his family and not for some stupid sport in a ring with rules because in the real street in a real fight there is no ring and no rules and fights often involve weapons and boxers are taught no weapon skills,no weapon disarms,no kicks,no elbos and no kneeing and no throws,takedowns and with no buffer zone created by your boxing gloves so at the end of the fight with totally untrained morons you beat up on the street you usually break your hand to win the fight however what if you have to fight the dudes brother,dad,cousin ect the next day ? Oh thats right you cant because you punched into the first attackers forehead and broke your hand cause you didnt know the attacker was going to lean over and your fist was going to hit him in the forehead so enjoy your addiction to breaking your hands.
@@Thes564 let them be, the true technique of silat can only perform at its full potential when its about life and death. Let them brag all they wanted, outside of the ring we're the one that will survive
@@ahmadnasri9635 Yes you are right.Boxers tend to get me irritated though.
Very good information ,
Nusantara had 6 brothers :
Indonesia , Malaysia , Brunei , Philippines , Singapore , Thailand . Same martial arts but different calling and patterns . I didn't like people who said we are not same , if we're not same why we understand each other languages and same skins? We fell apart after colonize era .
Like Korean , Japanese , Chinese , Mongolian . Like Indian , Pakistani , Bangladeshi and all of that . Same but different .
In Indonesia they call Pencak Silat , in Malaysia they call Seni Silat . I don't know what other 4 brother's country named Silat .
@@affilicioux yeah, blahblahblah, thats what you are...
What are you on about bro
@@affilicioux braindead
Thailand and the Philippines are not part of the Nusantara
in Brunei we call Pencak Silat
As a silat practioner here is the golden rule, SPARRING YOUR TECHNIQUES AND SO YOUR STRENGTH TRAINING. Rely only on your technique without prepping your body to face the stress is idotic.
I do all of the things including making my bones harder to use as weapons.
@@Thes564 how do you make you're bones stronger?
@@Doom_Head95 Here is one way of doing it and both kali and Mui Tai have their own methods as well but my favorite way is from silat.
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This is whats possible after a long time of hardening ones bones.
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I noticed the Silat master featured here is one of John Wick's antagonist in JW3 . Great video 😎.
He started in the RAID movies.
Silat lessons were taught at Bruce Lee's school in LA , which Guro Dan runs as Bruce's successor. It was taught there since the early days right after BL died. All of the best martial arts teachers came to the school to show their art. There are still classes being held there. Guro Dan being ranked in over 100 styles will only allow the best styles to be taught at his school.
Thats awesome.Has anyone combined Silat with JKD and if so how did it turn out ?
@@Thes564 A friend of mine who lives in Orange county California, has developed a hybrid of Wing Chun, JKD, Thai boxing and Silat. The Silat ground work is used to counter BJJ moves. He has trained some amazing fighters.
@@keving690 Well thats awesome and i have an open mind so send me the link to his videos/website thanks man.
@@Thes564 I do silat all my life and im committed in my trainings in bo staff and karambit, i mix it with JKD and judo for close range and grapples.
krav maga i train only for when i need to dodge a gun or knife. i did not lose a 1 v 1 or even 1 v 2 in my life after i trained judo/pencak (age 11) and some taekwondo kicks for the flex :P finish a fight sick in style with a 360 roundhouse or axekick.
just judo with silat is great adding jeet kune do to it is even more countering and more offence.
JKD can make pencak feel slow sometimes, in other cases pencak is faster sind's its lethal and can finish a fight in seconds
but the fight it self is mostly pencak when i fight and jkd is needed for counters and movement/spacing and lower core strength (Dragon flags for days)
got stabbed in the hand but im alive ;) hes not looking so great tho
hope this solves your question
just don't fight unless you have to!
@@briang7011 fake
The narrator is very very true on silat being so slow to learn. I learned silat for 2 years all i had was 1 "bunga" and the rest was just strengthening and conditioning. No disrespect to silat i just didn't have the patience. I learned taekwondo at about the same period i already had 2 bronze medal in a tournament lol. But at the peak of it silat is surely very deadly
Then you should learn the competition style Silat
If your aim is become an athlete, learn pencak silat, it is a branch of silat that is specifically designed for sports.
Love your true and humble opinion. Respect for you brother
I agree that silat took time, thats why in Indonesia and Malaysia mostly their student start on young age.. But we can always learn, although it'll take time..
i learned silat since i was 9 years old in 1996 until now..i learned from my father that who been passed from old generation...silat not to show how good you are..but its show you how small you are in this world n why u should be humble..its for your health, protection n discipline..in competition we should respect our opponent and his coach..at outside we should keep silent and not feel pride with our knowledge..from silat we not just learned to make a move..we also learned to behaved..we also been teached to be a good religous person..
Is it true in this video that sliat is very slow to learn effective techniques ???
@@gamalmuhamad7361 it takes time because in order to make the techniques become effective, it needs to be precise
Dude my dad is a Silat master, Cimande style and it’s old school. I learned kyokushin, boxing and bjj. Silat have all of it, punches, kicks, joint lock, even it teaches you to use weapon like machete, dagger, even a sarong. A sarong literally a fabric you use for praying for Muslim men. This martial art type are just straight forward, punch and kick you in the nuts, poke your eyes, almost anything. They doesn’t hesitate to target your groin. Back when Indonesia idk medieval era or something, Silat was the last resort for kill your assailant from another kingdom or common bandit. I think most of Silat styles are still old school there are some modernised style for sport but mostly you only find the old school style in the villages far from city or in pesatren, islamic school.
dude..
your Dad is Cimande Style Silat Master, and you still learn kyokushin? is CImande not hard enough for you? :D :D
I also do cimande
Your ancestor must be crying trowing the good stuff for lesser stuff, for redemption I recommend you to ask your father to ask debus master to teach you how to eat and block glass and sharp weapon.
@@Aldnon nah my dad didn't learn that magic. More specifically he abandoned his "magic" stuff behind, said it's useless and didn't fit with this time of era. Idc about my karuhun man, they only bother us as a fuckin ghost.
What does your dad think fits with the modern times?
_I've seen a real silat master in action. It was a street fight where one guy (master) against seven guys (street fighters). It was done in under a minute. All the street fighters either got slept or broken bones. It was quick that I didn't have time to record it on my phone._
Where and when did this happen?
I want to learn silat, it's honestly a beautiful art and gets straight to the point
in ASEAN region, Silat is not fit for spot nor street fight but it is use for killing people/self defence
Nowadays silat is taught in almost every primary school in Indonesia. Can you imagine that?
it's a sport silat. not a traditional one.
so, it's safe. Like other sports martial arts such as karate, taekwondo, etc
Original silat is not meant to self defense, its purely to assasinating opponent, the idea is attacking most vulnerable body part, and finish opponent as fast as possible, its include gauging eye, kicking testicel, or hitting on throat or back of the head. And most of the time it use dagger, machete, or sickle. That is what I know about silat in old day. Thats why it will not efficient in this day espescially for bare handed match with much regulation. CMIIW
Silat today is focused more on bare hands fight
I have practiced Silat for 22 years. u should not have made this video. I would prefer for people to think Silat is useless
Lmaooo😂
Become a hidden martial art.. Lol
No worries, the video actually makes the art look pretty useless. So, there you go.
You ever see 70s skateboarding. In order for your martial art to advance ,it needs competition. Pure is good refined is potent
I have practiced Silat for a couple of years. And it can be effective after years of learning. But there are other styles out there that bring you faster to a point at which you are able to defend yourself.
if its more complicated its more ineffective in a real street fight. simple striking and good footwork is the most effective way to defend in street fights imo
I'm curious, how often do you use weapons in your form of Silat? I ask because I am going to spend some time in SE Asia and I intend to find a gym (Gym? Dojo? Other name?) to learn Silat in. The main attraction for me is to become more effective at using weapons as an addition to my survival hobby, but I'm not sure how soon an instructor will begin teaching weapon techniques. I also suffered a broken neck months ago, so I probably shouldn't really practice boxing or muay Thai for a while as I'm not sure if I will need surgery.
@@josephmonkele5992 Secondly, in Silat usually you can't directly go to learn weapon usage. Maybe after taking time for a couple of years, through beginner stage, intermediate stage, and arrive at the advanced stage, then you are permitted to learn to use weapon.
@@josephmonkele5992 I think this process is a normal process for ordinary student. But if you are a special student, maybe they can give you a special treatment. But ofcource you must supply information to the style teachers or managers, that you are a special student, and you just interest to learn about weapon usage.
@@josephmonkele5992 I think that's all the informations I can give for now.
I see quite a few things I learnt in Ju Jitsu in these clips, a lot of the blocks, grappling and strangles, for example. It looks like an effective self defence system, albeit a complex one.
Because those forms are effective.
That's why they pop up in many arts/jutsu/jitsu, not necessary one is copying the other. There's a video in UA-cam about this, "there's only 3 martial arts that works" or something like that in the vid's title.
The traditional pencak silat have the physical form and the "non physical" form, aka. breathing methods.
The modern one have rules and regulation and is unfortunately less famous compared to Ju Jitsu. So it's understandable if you think that Silat is kinda like Ju Jitsu, or even copying a bit.
I so much believe that Silat has been practiced more than thousand years ago.
A time when people of South East Asia dealing with wilderness of tropical Jungles and wild animals.
Tiger is the most familiar name comes up when we talk about silat.
I used to take Silat class back in college. There's many style of Silat like there's many style of Kung Fu. The class I took was more focus on counter-attack and we did block drill in the beginning of every class. The purpose is to make the block a reflex. Most of the moves end up in joint lock or strangles, but put us in a position to continue inflicting damage if we have to. I drop out after 2 year because I just don't have the stamina for it, even though the class I took is one of the easier one. Wish I was born with a healthy body.
@@nugrohosumanto6390silat and jiu jitsu different. Because in SE asia japan invasion happened. Local fight japanese soldier using silat already. Failed because japanese had firing weapon and war strategy.
@@silvergaurchannel9609 yes, that's what I said. But non-Indonesian (or non-SEA) people might see similarities.
BTW, anyone knew if silat or kungfu is older?
One thing that make silat unique is the breathing technique, at least in my country,we learn silat along with the breathing technique, even when you just start learning silat.
The teacher will tell how to hold your breath in lower abb while you still breath..and he just punch your stomach :D
I recall when we had this test to next belt, my guru told us to bring coconut.
We practice untill almost midnight, and he told us to sleep.
While we sleep, he will throw that coconut at us, if we can block it than we pass :D
We dont have comvinient dojo as today, we practice in the middle off small jungle, no mattres, no tools..just our body.
We did the abdominal punching in my boxing gym as well. I remember when I was new to it, I didn't have the breathing technique down, so I just held my breath until I was seeing stars hahaha. At least I figured it out pretty quickly.
Wrongful breathing technic could cause harm. I've heard one master of silat died because of hipertensi on.
Glad their are martial arts that still maintain their "martial" aspects.
Kali from the Philippines and silat are almost similar, very practical and realistic moves during actual fight, moves in Combat Kali are fatal, in modern day we call it Arnis or Eskrima, today Kali is the official martial arts of Special Action Force. And only elite members are allowed to learn the prohibited moves.
True. in my place, we always consider Kali as one of the styles of silat form.
Do you notice any significant differences between Kali and Silat? And these "prohibited" moves; are there actually complex "killing moves" that are taught to military members, or could a civilian practitioner theoretically perform one of these moves just by using logic? If that makes sense. Like in boxing, we practiced safely; there were no killing moves, but that doesn't mean that a boxer couldn't figure out how to kill someone by curb stomping him after knocking him down. I'm not asking because I'm interested in killing people, lol, I just find it to be interesting.
@@josephmonkele5992 On my opinion, if your eyes trained enough you'll see the slight different of their moves in the realfight.
Sure, from the name Kali Majapahit we knowing the Kali is from Java.
I think Majapahit Kingdom from Java teach them Kali in the past.
@@josephmonkele5992 Kali is prohibited in MMA, it is not a sports, it is made intended to kill a person, there is no rules, as long as you win. That's why it is ideal in street fight, mostly moves in Kali implemented in seconds, to kill your opponent in the fastest way, that's why it's not ideal to teach this martial arts for kids. The damage can be done is very serious, can be a criminal offence. That's why selected people have the privilege to now everything.
Malaysian here. Feel proud listening to the acknowledgement of silat.
do you admit that silat Derived from Malaysia?Very funny joke😂
@@reikoo8520 kawan, nusantara tu termasuk dari acheh hingga kepulauan filipina, termasuklaj semenanjung tanah melayu & borneo, kepulauan jawa, sulawesi. Banyak budaya yg kita berkongsi. Sy boleh je nak claim kata bahasa indonesia menciduk bahasa melayu, tapi sy tau itu x benar kerana kita semua serumpun. Sama jugak silat. POKOK disini adalah kita sama budaya kerana sama rumpun. Grow up & be matured.
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@triglynx yup, santai aja kawanku Malaysian kalau menanggapi komentar orang shallow dangkal pemikirannya. Baik Malaysian dan Indonesian punya orang yg mature dan bijak. Dan punya juga yg sebaliknya yaitu orang2 yg spt katak dalam tempurung.
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfw kelahiran tahun bara ang?
MMA was created for in cage fighting sport recently. Silat is martial art that's used in real war for centauries, espescially in the region of south east asia. But nowdays silat perform as sport silat which is very limited regulated movement to meet modern sport safety standard. and art silat just like kata in karate.
Fun fact: Recently there was a fight involving silat fighters on the streets of Yogyakarta. Fighting fighters often occur, especially on the island of Java
As one of practicioner, l'd say the _Old School_ Pencak Silat is effective for self defence or a street fight because Pencak Silat is originaly a close quarter combat technique which created purely to fight and kill during a war against a colonialism in the past.
Inflict less _Art or Flashy_ moves, but deliver More Pain.
But a _Modern_ Pencak Silat nowadays mostly just for show/art purpose.
Js
You did so much research on this art, I am surprised none of it went into how to pronounce Penchak Silat.
Why you dont see people who practice this Art in more MMA platforms is because this Art is very overwhelming on oneself that it would require its user as a whole, and from the getgo, this arts attacks points for quick death or perm breakage of joints and ligaments in its true form. So you cant apply this skill other than real life self defence situations..
If the true form is practiced in MMA, more livers will be ruptured, kidneys squashed, vertebrates slipped, bones broken, joints dislocated, hearts stopped even before the fighter had the chance to tap out or the referee stops the fight.
For your information..all silat technique is made to kill not for sports like mma..mma had to many rules that all killing technique from silat are forbidden and not allowed in the mma ring
It's prounounced "See-lot" not "Sil Lit". Silat can be a good art depending on the teacher and training methods but like most martial arts schools many Silat schools train with no intent and very little drilling. Just like MMA you need energy drills, some actual resistance or at least practicing timing and putting some resistance in the partner drilling and it can be more applicable.
I think in English pronouns lik be SeeLate
asal bukan "Sii Lit"
@@rolanyeka4371well it shouldn't because it sounds so confusing and goofy.
"Si-Lit and for-git it."
please do not expose this martial arts..this should be a secret..let people think that boxing and muay thai is dangerous martial arts 😂
Hahaha 😂
Silat is just another form of martial Art. As a matter of fact, contemporary Silat is no more origional. It has incorperated other techniques of martial arts. It is up to the individual's capabilities. In any martial arts, Speed n Strength is the most Important.
The only useful "martial art" is MMA. Only knowing a single "art" won't save your guts when actually facing someone out to hurt you.
Muay Thai can definitely be dangerous. I say that as someone who has trained in Silat for 20 years as well.
@@huwhitecavebeast1972 ya ya..agree
When watching this clip you really appreciate how good Maul Mornie is compared to every other Silat Master (that includes Cecep Arif Rahman, love the guy, but it always feels like a dance/acrobatics), Maul's Silat is very unique, no nonsense and he moves like a tank, very solid and his manipulations into take downs give you very little time to counter or do anything. My background is Kickboxing and BJJ and I've played around with some of his stuff in sparring and its really great 🙂
Maul is kuntao silat practitioner which is usually practice in borneo island (Indo, Malay, Brunei). It is silat that focus on full body combat. That's as far as I know
I can tell that if I trained in this, I'm gonna die in a training accident. I don't have coordination enough to dance and look decent, let alone what they're doing.
@@MadDongos
Maul basicly Betawi 3 Silat
CMIW
@@MRNDESO-ps7bz Yes, here in jakarta betawi people have a silat system that adopted kuntao, so yeah no surprise maul is using betawi silat system with kuntao.
@@MadDongos
Kuntao influence by silat fighting style
Great upload 👍🏿 DJ
Loved your video. Very insightful! Best
See the ponytail instructor in The Raid and The Raid 2... crazy martial arts skills and he can actually act, too.
Its movie
Thats different people , the ponytail in the raid movie is yayan ruhiyan , and at this video is cecep arif rahman , both silat master with different style
Very impressive video showing the techniques that can be leant in 'Silat!' Also, I think its similar to the Filipino martial called 'Kali'
It is good you have a different name for it. Otherwise, the indons would be angry and say that you are claiming their culture. Lol
Like in Malaysia, we also call it silat and it was practiced by the locals even before the Portuguese came in the 16th century. Indonesia was no where around at that time. Lol😅😅😅
Silat is the art of Brutal and pain.. from our country.. 🇮🇩 Indonesia
Respect to you, Brother, for acknowledging that Pencak Silat TRULLY is originated from Indonesia. Warmest regards from us here in Indonesia.
SILAT IS MASTER OF BONE BREAKER.... ART OF PAIN...
0:20 I've never heard of Pancake Sillate, tell me more!
For your information pencak silat not a pancake sillate, this matrial art Often used by Indonesian soldiers ,this art have a Combination with Traditional weapon .
@@ArzureTheTempestI know bro. I was making fun of the narrator's pronunciation
@@kaguth ok
The one thing more crippling then Pencak Silat is hearing the narrator pronounce it. 🤣🤣🤣
Did he actually pronounce Pan Cake Silat?
@@mfzjfrsb8672 That's what I was thinking?
@@mfzjfrsb8672 pankek sillet... ugh its hurts my ears... "pen-chuck see lat*" lat as in latte machiato but drop the "te". this is a better approximation of the pronounciation for native english speakers.
I know "see-lit" lol
Karena silat untuk membunuh bukan untuk melumpuhkan. Hampir 70% jurus silat dilarang untuk digunakan di pertandingan resmi.
For me, the scariest part of silat is our muscle memory. Most of us learned it since we were 7 or 8. Now when we are older, sudden or any surprise would really trigger those muscle memory and it would really hurt people. It's just pure movements without any thinking. It's like we suddenly do all of this to survive and get out of whatever "trouble" or danger we sense from the surprise.
Maybe some peoples doesn't know what's the different between Silat and Pencak Silat.
Silat is the original technique for killing with many form of lethal blow using hand combat and various kind of weapons, while Pencak Silat is for sport purpose and under heavy restrictions.
I learned pencak silat for a while. Some of techniques are potentially lethal or leaves lasting damages. It's rather hard to go all out for the worry of fellow trainer's wellbeing.
of course, like this would be very useful in a home invasion, or some other kind of self defence where someone is trying to kill you, but I imagine it’s hard to practice since you wouldn’t want to hurt the other trainer
Is it true in this video that sliat is very slow to learn effective techniques ???
aku tak cakap silat ni indo malay atau brunei punya tapi Silat ni Melayu punya seni bela diri dan melayu ada di Indo,Malay dan Brunei. sudahi perkelahian kalian. Silat ini kita punya bersama
Silat is one of deadliest martial art. For me as a student of Muay Thai, there are 2 top martial arts :
1. Silat
2. Muay Thai
Silat for grappling and locking. While Muay Thai good for conditioning and striking.
If these two martial arts combine it will be unstoppable
After a lot of searching for the best Martial Art to practice. I ended up that Muay Thai would be the best to practice for real street fighting. Also, I had some curiosity about silat, then I saw your comment that combining the two at the same time!
The results for searching is that Muay Thai and Silat would be the best approach if they were combined. This would be my plan to practice both of them.
I also intend to travel to Indounesia and Thiland to practice them after couple of years, at the stage that I'll seek advanced knowledge and practicng in deep.
@@MH2012100 Sure, you can find silat in many regions in South East Asia such as Southern Thailand, Brunei, Malaysia and others. Why I said we need silat becoz silat have kind of grappling technic and good ground game. Even one of Muay Chaiya's master Pedro Solana said in ground fighting he will use silat.
Add a bit of Arnis or Suntukan then your golden
Great video showcasing the deadly art of Silat.
Silat is not from indonesia. Its from the nusantara. Whether its indonesia, malaysia or brunei we all share this form of art. Also thats not how you say pencak silat. Pen as in 'pen' cak as in 'chuck' si as in 'see' and lat as in well lat😂😂 idk other words that sounds like lat
Most people says that silat and muay thai is the art of killing. But actually it's not. It's an art of torture. Silat and muay thai practitioners didn't use lethal moves that killed their opponent on first strike. Their move is intended to break bones, dislocating joints and deliver a powerful strike that can cause internal bleeding and damages to the organs. Of course someone would end up dying if they fight against silat or muay thai master. But before they die, they would suffer a lot of pain with the time they still have to inhale their last breath.
Maybe, but when they hold a weapon, it's would be another story
Yes .. silat and Muay Thai more to torture than killing.... But, if the attack is done on a weak point, it will also kill
Yea our weapon also created that way for slowly death..if keris been stick to your stomach when full our your organ will be pull it out too.. if they the fighter didnt want to pull like that they stab and left you died bcs of poison on the weapon..thats why keris own by some body in society not regular citizen either king,royal family or fighter for country or those who work for king/sultan.
Silat saved me twice when I was beaten by thugs while walking alone.
Btw, my martial arts style is a little different. Like village martial arts, and running at night in the forest.
Gundulmu..
@@YellowSubmarine8 English pls
Full of liar
@@athorihadi He's just teasing or mocking, maybe he doesn't like silat, that's a common thing in Indonesia, many people underestimate silat here
@@dendisugiarto6121 How do you know he's lying?
ther's plenty of move that got erased due to policy on the ring. Pencak Silat have alot of brutal moves, like put finger on ur eyeballs, kick ur nut, throat and more. the goals is to knocked the opponent as fast as possible for silent ambush...
As I remember, Silat is from Malaysia too! 🤔
As an Indonesian, this video makes me appreciate Silat more than before. I just realized how strong our traditional martial art is. And it makes me want to start learn about it. Thanks for the video 🙏🏻
Silat, Judo(most of the time ur opponents has clothes) and Boxing are your best combination. Also Silat-Eskrima has a looooot of feints
Nope...the best martial art combination for person, is like this...Boxing+Muay Thai+Judo+Silat. If you combine this 4 martial arts...you can become unstoppable.
@@pesmobilemalaysia8097 Boxing + Muay Thai + Judo + Silat. Which means Punch techniques + Elbow & knee techniques + Throw techniques + Disarm & Lock (let go/dislocate/break it option) technique, right?? Actually, scratch the first two since they are useless in real life emergency combat unless you're in a ring trying to rack up points. Focus only on the last two or any similar martial arts.
@@lagubrok92 Boxing and Muay Thai are effective...when you in small space and must 1 by 1 against enemy. When you can hit opponent to the face, you can fall your enemy down. Plus...you can lock, take down, and also..grap the enemy. Thats why i said...this combination are unstoppable.
@@enaquasanitas7017 for power punches and kick, you can learnt it from Boxing and Muaythai. But..if you wanna take down the enemy with knife, or unarmed, you can get it..from Silat. And if you wanna lock and grap your enemy, you get it from Judo, or another martial art are similar to Judo..like Jiu Jitsu or something else.
@@pesmobilemalaysia8097 Sure it would be great to have all of them. Only not many people had enough money nor time to attend the different said courses.
So the first two are really wasting most people's time and money. Unless money and time is not an issue, by any means go ahead and take every course available. Good for you.
For those who have limited time and budget, just get the last two courses or similar martial arts.
Emphasize on disarming, grappling, locking and throwing. Anything else is supplementary. Counter, delay the attacker, and run for help as fast as you can.
Real life situation is not like movies or tournaments. It won't give you points or marks, but only fatal risks to your life.
The actual silat originated from South East Asia has many variants and names. However modern silat is divided into 4 types:
1. Close to performing arts such as silat movements for show.
2. Silat for sport, to make it non lethal and acceptable for point-base in competitions.
3. Silat for self defence, the most popular type that mainly focuses on physical reactions to neutralise opponents with some harmful counter attacks.
4. Silat for attack, permissable for a few selected student after mastering type 3 above. This type is too dangerous that may result to longterm disability or fatality and usually involving spiritual training. As of few years back, only the special military units of Indonesia & Malaysia were lucky to be trained in this ultimate silat.
Yup true,gak salah
do not bring the name of Malaysia to claim to be Indonesian, Silat only comes from Indonesia to be more precise, it comes from the Minang Kabau Tribe of West Sumatra, Malaysia is just a part of Indonesia that has betrayed and submitted to the British Colonialists
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfw bocil gak tau sejarah tapi sotoy
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfwtolol. Go learn history. Ur stupid indonesian sukarno want malaysian to follow indonesia gov? Never. We not stupid. Malays peninsular or tanah melayu already exist long before indonesian with ur netherlands invasion. Mallaca straits exist and brought luxury to malaysian. Not indonesian. U want to blame british? Go ahead, but never malaysia. Malaysia have mind of its own. We never joined with indonesian long time ago. Those minangkabau in malaysia is malaysian. Stop claim everthing to be indonesian.
@@User-dfly95xcw23cfwitulah, belajar sejarah, Nusantara meliputi semua tu, jangan la nak gaduh, Indonesia malaysia Thailand pinoy tu nusantara.. bukan claim tu benda betul.. lagi satu sudah2 la nak kata Malaysia ni khianat Indonesia la apa la... Kedah tua lagi tua...
My grandad and dad learn Silat Serimau Hitam but I dont yikes😅, my dad sent me to taekwondo class. Its a combination of five types of Silat that found throughout Malaysian Peninsular including Singapore. The five I think its called Silat Wali Suci, Silat Jawa, Silat Cekak, Silat Sambarani and Silat Gayong. Some of the kicks from my taekwondo training are very similar to the kicks that my dad demonstrate but more technical I would say. Taekwondo kicks I would say...flashy? I didnt say Taekwondo is bad, it do damage. Broke my nose once and ribs twice. But Silat is more focus on getting out of trouble as humanly possible. idk if this make sense.
Im not hating on it but it looks too flashy and choreographed, I would much rather take something like grappling/boxing/muay Thai/ judo in an event of coming against an armed assailant and one of the main things is if you defend yourself against someone with a weapon, expect to get cut because it’s rare that you won’t. Real life encounters aren’t as simple as someone coming at you a certain way so bend him this way, do this, do that, flip him, choke him. I’m not saying some of it isn’t useful but I would take the striking and less of the fancy stuff
two of the greatest living silat masters
fought John Wick as advised by movie
fight specialists says something abt
how well revered this system is
Its art of pain and momentum! Every movement and, angel, locks and reverses are possible and Silat brings a lot of ground breaking fundamentals to the table plus tons of never ending techniques. Its nothing like other martial arts. You're essentially trying to break enemy down by causing lethal strikes and techniques to incapacitate him quick! With lots of pain! Youre trying to be as brutal as much as possible while maintaining posture!
Sadly this is true in my style of training. While many people fantasize about this, for me it cause problem because when shit happen I have to really control myb reaction not to inflict fatal damage otherwise I will be in jail
@@sokonlon That's why if somebody is being a piece of shit, you just subtly bait him into striking first😁
@@josephmonkele5992 thats why silat is not for all.. You must have high self control.. & not for evil mind..
@vonalia hq I do and I'm not.
@@vonaliahq4374that right, silat force you become strong man aka patience before unleashed a move.
It's pronounced 'pin-jock see-laaht'
Not pancake silit.
Each street fight is not the same. Different opponent and different outcome.
Isn't the guy with the ponytail an actor from John Wick 3?
Silat comes from Indonesia,Malaysia and Singapore even some in Philippines.
4 of them are cousin
Bruneian be like
Why I'm always left out
@@mellssr6093 haha yeah sorry to left you out
Just call them nusantara.
nope, its only from indonesia. Pencak silat is a traditional martial art from indonesia
@@kenyanggalaper5790 hahaa lol Indonesia always have to say them are the founder eh. I think you guys should looked at yourself first and build a better country compare to other neighbors.
Also F for you since your history only consist of Indonesia lol.
im 18 now and i wanna learn silat, not just for self defence but its also very intresting, but i feel like im to old to learn it, and that i ahve started sooner. what yall think? go to silat classes or nah?
Hey man, I once met and trained with this guy called Guru Bapak Ismail Sujadi. He is 63. There is never too old.
Go for it and have fun!
Train kickboxing
@@lukesample8742 nah ive tried kickboxing, but its not my style
i started when i was 24 and at my 1st year i saw people at age 50 just got started it s never late for silat you just need to put the effort and never give up the onlie bad thing about silat is almost 90% of the skills you learn you can t use it in street fight because those skills will 100% kill your opponent or make a really high damage that he can t recover from
He's right
40 years of training and I started with two combat vet instructors.
Silat and Kali respectively
90% of what I learned can't be used in any sport under any circumstances.
I used it in the streets of Chicago.
That training and the fact that I'm ambidextrous and fighting is almost the only place where this is an advantage opened up a world of opportunities for me.
Got me dragged in front of a judge many times as well but self defense is self defense.
What were the differences you found between Silat and Kali? Does one of them have more of a focus on weapons than the other? Do you have any stories of yourself using either of these arts in self-defence that you'd be willing to give a play-by-play analysis of?
@@josephmonkele5992
I'd say it's the approach
Silat being empty hands that transitions to weapons and Kali being weapons that transitions to empty hands.
One of the worst situations regarding self defense was coming to the aid of a woman on the train platform. All I had was a Kubotan or palm stick keychain.
I intervened and they immediately attacked.
However them being right handed is a disadvantage I've been taking advantage of since before any training. Move to a certain side and they all react the same way. A quick body slam on the platform.
You ever heard the sound of a dislocated arm? It's louder than one expects. Unlike the movies they don't continue fighting after that.
The problem came when I rushed the last one and he did the usual tackle and ended up falling after he got hit in the temple with the palm stick keychain. Well that and I stomped the first idiot in the head.
There were cameras and my actions while noble were considered overkill.
It wasn't the guy falling but rather the head stomp that was considered an issue.
Honestly if either had died they probably would have tried sending me to prison.
Honestly the victim kept claiming it was racism because the two rapist were white and I'm a Native American.
In the end they called it self defense because even though they weren't attacking me initially there were two and they were both larger.
That was over 25 years ago
@@tonytomahawk5160 i cant imagine that theres situation that you will use silat to fight someone, i understand why you stomp one of your enemies head cause that is what silat do, to finish them off..
The more we train our body the more our body remember the moves and it will be like a natural reflect of the body to excecute some moves at certain situation without thinking, the problem is silat movement is really to kill the enemy, and stomping head will also become reflect movement, cause thats what youre training for..
Maybe if you use another martial art you can stop at just making them unable to fight or unconscious but if you use silat its lethal..
@@hendradewanata
That's what I knew. That's what I was trained for by combat vet's to survive the reality of Chicago.
Two against me and both larger and possible armed is a pretty good reason to me.
To me stomping his skull in was just a normal part of eliminating a threat.
I never trained in sports fighting and honestly I didn't think I did anything wrong. Even when they showed me the video my first response was I held back so he should be alive so I don't see the problem.
However I've gained control as I aged so I do understand there were other things that I could have done but I still have the same mentality I was trained with. I still can't do the sports fighting thing though.
These days I train in things like Krav Maga just because it's less volatile than Silat.
But yeah Silat is to eliminate a threat by either dislocate break and kill.
I prefer peace but if violence is the choice then I will eliminate the threat.
@@tonytomahawk5160 what silat style/school did you train in ?
Silat absolutely can't be in street fight that it's not practical , it's only Chinese Kung Fu or JKD for street fight...
every martial can be if used right
for your guys information,silat is martial art origin in nusantara,its not from indonesia,and malaysia also have silat but in silat there's alot of root,in malaysia we have silat gayung,it is the most popular in malaysia. In malaysia only we have 360 type of silat,and Indonesia is very good in silat,there's alot of guru in indonesia because we malaysia and indonesia are more like a brother (serumpun) .Love from malaysia.salah dari pesilat gayung tok janggut.
Malingsia itu bangsa pecundang, lahir dari keturunan melayu penghianat dan durhaka kepada leluhurnya. Tidak punya kemampuan apa2 dan malas tapi ingin memiliki semua hasil kerja keras orang2 nusantara sejati/indonesia. Contohnya sangat jelas dalam kasus silat ini. Orang2 nusantara sejati/indonesia bekerja keras sejak puluhan tahun lalu untuk membawa silat kepentas dunia, sementara melayu palsu pecundang acuh dan tak peduli pada silat. Setelah silat terkenal didunia hasil dari kerja keras putera nydantara sejati/indonesia..eh beruk pecundang malingsia tiba2 ingin ikut termasyur..itulah yang disebut watak pecundang dari kumpulan beruk melayu palsu durhaka malingsia. Manusia dunia sangat menghargai kerja keras bangsa indonesia dalam silat dan membenci bangsa pecundang semenanjing yang hanya bisa mengklaim tanpa kerja nyata. Maka dalam silat dunia hanya menyebut silat asli asal indonesia, sedang beruk pecundang malingsia sangat hina untuk disebut asal silat. Cara dunia menilai itu sangat pintar wahai melsyu palsu malingsia, bangsa pecundang dan penghianat nusantara 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pencak silat dari Indonesia sudah di akui unesco. Klo silat untuk malay aja dunia ga butuh. Dunia taunya pencak silat Indonesia itu fakta😎😎😎
I cannot agree more.
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- Pencak silat is a martial art originating from Indonesia that has been designated by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage. This determination was made at the 14th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, which took place in Bogota, Colombia, 9-14 December 2019.
Pencak silat has existed in Indonesia since ancient times. Many historians reveal that pencak silat was first encountered in Riau province during the era of the Sriwijaya kingdom in the VII century.
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its not from indonesia but from nusantara
Not from indonesia, but... malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore.... it was used when the country was colonized.. different countries, different founders
Lol at that time indonesia hasn’t even exist. Org org melayu sudah lama menggunakan silat melawan penjajah
@@justme-os8ek silat from Minangkabau Indonesia lol
@@NoBody-vg3ke silat from Minangkabau Indonesia lol
I wish I will have super human silat skills
perbedaan pencak silat dengan silat.... pencak silat merupakan sesuatu gerakan seni yg di tambahkan dengan gerakan seperti menari dan memikau di seni. sedangkan silat ialah merupakan suatu bela diri yg akan melumpuhkan musuh/lawan dengan cara cepat, sehingga musuh/ lawan pun tak berkutik. di silat juga kita bisa menambah gerakan spritual sehingga dapat mengolah batin, hingga sampai di pikiran. sehingga kita bisa memfokuskan pikiran ke indra keenam
I'm Indonesian 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 And my grandfather was a silat martial arts master. In 1970 he created a new silat school called Sikado (Silat Karate Judo), in East Java.
wow you from jawa timur?
@@Gobasu18 Yep, Surabaya.
Your blessed
Sayangnya aku G nanya bang...
Aku punya teman kerja di perusahaan...setelah kerja hampir 4 tahun sama dia...aku baru tau kalau dia ketua cabang kota salah satu perguruan silat...orangnya rendah hati....
Punya ilmu diajarkan... Bukan di pamerkan...
@@mendadakkepo9152gak nanya bang
Silat has far more in common with vedic styles of warfare and is one of the few martial arts that still retains its combat effectiveness as a war dance. It does not resemble kung fu nearly as much as it resembles muay thai, muay boran, kali, and many other styles to which they borrow heavily in the powerful stances, minimul movements, maximum damage styles. I dont think the video maker here knows what their talking about.
Silat is from malay archipelago which consisted of modern day Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Philippines. Not necessarily originated in Indonesia
you are very funny, it's true that silat comes from the culture of the archipelago/Nusantara, and the archipelago is not only Indonesia, but what makes silat famous is Indonesia, study again kid
@@amehuh4552 I never talked about who made it famous or what, I was just correcting the info in the video. You should study more. The earliest civilization in malay archipelago is Langkasuka. Modern day Kedah in Malaysia No Indonesia back then, not even Srivijaya
That's right 👍
Pencak silat has existed in Indonesia since ancient times. Many historians reveal that pencak silat was first encountered in Riau province during the era of the Sriwijaya kingdom in the VII century.
At that time, pencak silat was still simple, in the form of hand and foot movements. This martial art then spread to the Malacca peninsula area to the island of Java.
neighboring countries on average plagiarism!
Correction, silat is not from indonesia. It is a martial arts from nusantara, consists of various countries like malaysia, indonesia, thailand, brunei, phillipines.
Pencak Silat is a martial art Native from Indonesia. It is from Indonesia. Which then spread throughout to Nusantara.
@@ritayuliarti1552 so you are saying that nusantara people originated from indonesia? Might as well say that humanity came from indonesia as well lol
good stuff!
Well there is One fighting style that could counter silat and every fighting style, that is hyperboxer, Because hyperboxer is focus on your body armour, strength, agility, durability and critical hit, this style is also known as the most brutal style in the history and hyperboxer is the first fighting style before every style that we know but this one is different, it's hard to learn i mean really hard to learn it because you must receive 100 punch at your body really hard like only few people could learn if you search "what is hyperboxer style" in Google, they will not showing you the picture or how to learn it, because this style can only pass to another generations meaning people who have huge potential is the worthy people to learn hyperboxer and this is really hurting fighting style people who's black belt at hyperboxer, they can easily block silver bullet, the karate move and others dangerous move.
Stupidest craps among all the comments..hahaha no genuine facts from your crappy comment dude.FO
who is malay prob have watch mat kilau
Each Silat has a different special art and moves, skills, movements and philosophy. Many of them are from Malaysia and Indonesia. Here, are the list of Silat in Malaysia :
In Malaysia (only) :
1 Abjad
2 Alam Cahaya
3 Alang Samudera
4 Al-Haq
5 Awang Sulong Merah Muda
6 Bakawali
7 Bambu Runcing Rajawali
8 Bangau Putih
9 Bantan
10 Bantan Melaka
11 Banteng Betawi
12 Bengkong Hijau
13 Bengkong Putih
14 Berembang
15 Betung Cemati Siguntang
16 Buah 21
17 Buah Dalam Tari
18 Buah Jatuh
19 Buah Johor
20 Buah Pukul Mersing
21 Buah Pukulan Yunan
22 Bunga Malaysia
23 Bunga Negeri Kedah
24 Bunga Raya
25 Bunga Wali
26 Cekak dan Gayong Pahang
27 Cekak Hanafi
28 Cekak Harimau
29 Cekak Lincah Sutan Maakat
30 Cekak Malaysia
31 Cekak Pendekar Ahmad
32 Cekak, Terlak, Lintar, dan Spado
33 Cekam Rimau
34 Cekap
35 Cemara Bugis
36 Cempani Cekalong
37 Cengkam Harimau Ghaib
38 Cepat Tangan
39 Cikalong
40 Cimande Lincah
41 Cimande Mega Malam
42 Cimande Pecah Tujuh
43 Cimandi
44 Cindai Alam
45 Cindai Kuning
46 Cindai Putih
47 Cula Sakti
48 Cula Simanjakini
49 Dangwangi
50 Daun
51 Diam
52 Gabungan 5
53 Gabungan Panji
54 Garis Laksamana
55 Garuda Sakti
56 Gayang Lian
57 Gayang Lima
58 Gayong (9) Hak Sejati Pahang
59 Gayong 3 Kalimah
60 Gayong 5
61 Gayong 7
62 Gayong Garuda
63 Gayong Gerak Serentak
64 Gayong Ghaib Nusantara
65 Gayong Helang Merah
66 Gayong Karomah
67 Gayong Malaysia
68 Gayong Pancaindera 9
69 Gayong Panglima Ahmad
70 Gayong Seni Bunga
71 Gayong Singa Berantai
72 Gayong Sri Gemuruh
73 Gayong Warisan Serantau
74 Gayung Fatani
75 Gayung Ghaib 9
76 Gayung Ghaib Ghadiwat Panca Purba Gerakan 9
77 Gayung Harimau Hitam
78 Gayung Jati
79 Gayung Kedah
80 Gayung Khalifah
81 Gayung Laksamana
82 Gayung Maarifat
83 Gayung Pancasila
84 Gayung Siam
85 Gayung Sri Fatani
86 Gayung Tunggal
87 Gayung Zahir 9
88 Gayung, Kuntau Jawa dan Tomoi
89 Gegaran Petani
90 Gerak Gayong Jati
91 Gerak Ibu Gayong
92 Gerak Ilham
93 Gerak Ilham Kuntau Kaedah
94 Gerak Insan Seni Malaysia
95 Gerak Jati
96 Gerak Jurus Makrifat
97 Gerak Kerohanian Gayong Dalam
98 Gerak Kilas
99 Gerak Kilat
100 Gerak Kuntau
101 Gerak Langkah 7
102 Gerak Lincah
103 Gerak Panca
104 Gerak Panji Alam Setapak 71
105 Gerak Pendekar
106 Gerak Persilatan Sejagat
107 Gerak Sejati Pancar Murni
108 Gerak Seni Silat Kuntau Melayu Kedah
109 Gerak Silat Lian
110 Gerak Silat Tapak Suci Kelantan
111 Gerak Sunan
112 Gerak Tangkas Suci
113 Gerak Tempur
114 Gerak Teras Pasak Bumi Melayu
115 Gerakan Suci Mangkubumi
116 Habib Hamid
117 Hak
118 Halilintar Gerak Laksamana Jebat
119 Haqq Melayu
120 Harimau
121 Harimau Banten
122 Harimau Berantai
123 Harimau Berantai Kedah
124 Harimau Hitam
125 Harimau Jatian 5
126 Harimau Sang Saka
127 Harimau Sri Rama
128 Helang Harimau
129 Helang Langkawi
130 Helang Merah
131 Helang Putih
132 Helang Putih Perkasa
133 Helang Terbang
134 Hulubalang Melaka
135 Ikatan Kalam Utama
136 Ikatan Laksamana
137 Jabat 7
138 Jalak Lenteng
139 Jatuh
140 Jatuh Ketereh
141 Jatuh Mata
142 Jawa
143 Jawa Betawi
144 Jawa Sunda
145 Jawi
146 Jemaah
147 Jurus Senjata Lapan Pak Mat Kedidi
148 Kala Putih
149 Kalimah Gempur Jagat
150 Kalimah Malaysia
151 Kalimah Panglima Tangkas
152 Kalimah Serumpun Jati
153 Kalimah Yahya Said
154 Kampung Rawa
155 Kapi
156 Kegayungan Acheh Helang Putih
157 Kenjawan
158 Kenjawen
159 Kera Putih
160 Kerayong Sendeng
161 Keris Lok Sembilan
162 Khatam Maut
163 Klimunan
164 Kota Sendeng
165 Kunci Melayu
166 Kuningan
167 Kuntau
168 Kuntau 7
169 Kuntau Banjar
170 Kuntau Betawi
171 Kuntau Harimau
172 Kuntau Iban
173 Kuntau Ilat
174 Kuntau Jawa
175 Kuntau Melayu
176 Kuntau Patani
177 Kuntau Tekpi
178 Laksamana Kedah
179 Langkah 3
180 Langkah 7
181 Langkah Hang Jebat
182 Langkah Pusaka Purba
183 Langkah Silat Sri Wali Maya
184 Lela Pahlawan
185 Lian
186 Lian Buah Pukul
187 Lian Padukan
188 Lima Bersaudara
189 Lincah
190 Lincah Harimau
191 Lincah Sutan Maakad
192 Lincah Terlak
193 Lintar Minangkabau
194 Lintar Tanah Datar
195 Lintar Warisan
196 Lintau Tua
197 Mega Chemande
198 Megat Laksamana
199 Melayu Asli
200 Melayu Asli Kedah
201 Melayu Jati
202 Melayu Pahang
203 Melayu Pahang (Tok Gajah)
204 Menanti
205 Merpati Putih
206 Minangkabau
207 Naga Buana Cekak Berapi
208 Nasrul Haq
209 Pagar Ruyung
210 Pahang Tua (Pencak Desa)
211 Pahlawan
212 Paksi Rimau Berantai
213 Palitau
214 Panca Delima
215 Panca Sila Seni Silat Gayong Pongok
216 Pancaindera
217 Pancaindera Seni Silat Lintau
218 Pancang 12
219 Pancasila Gayong Harimau
220 Pandinjuan
221 Panglima Hitam
222 Panglima Terbilang
223 Panji Putera Ledang
224 Pasak Bambu Runcing
225 Pedang
226 Pelaga Pulau Pinang
227 Pelanduk Putih
228 Pencak Riak Harimau
229 Pendekar Bertuah
230 Pendekar Muda
231 Pendekar Ulong
232 Pendekar Warisan Mahaguru Melayu Sejati
233 Peninjau Sutan Maakat
234 Penjurit Melayu Kepetangan
235 Penyatuan Gerak Seni Gayong Sentuhan Badar
236 Perguruan Senaman Gerak Sentuhan
237 Perisai Minda Sejati
238 Perisai Sakti
239 Perkalongan Cimindai Putih
240 Permainan 12
241 Pesaka Bahaman
242 Pesaka Desa
243 Pesaka Melaka
244 Pesaka Terlak
245 Porsigal
246 Pukul Pelaga
247 Pukulan Melaka
248 Pukulan Paris Dendam
249 Pukulan Sendeng
250 Pulut
251 Pungguk Laut
252 Purba
253 Pusaka Gayung Panglima
254 Pusaka Hang Tuah
255 Pusaka Kalimah Amin
256 Rajawali
257 Rajawali Putih
258 Rajawali Tunggal
259 Randai Minang
260 Ranting
261 Rencong Rentak Sembilan
262 Riak Harimau Cengkam Maut
263 Rumpun Serantau
264 Sabil Seri Indera Sakti
265 Sadar Malaysia
266 Sakabumi
267 Sambar Helang
268 Sarang Dayung
269 Sekebun
270 Sekiambang Sakti
271 Sekubi
272 Selangkah Gerak
273 Selendang Gabungan
274 Selendang Merah
275 Seligi Putra
276 Semandai Dam-Dam
277 Semangat Panglima Hitam
278 Sembah Pahang
279 Sempedi
280 Semulajadi
281 Sendeng 7
282 Sendeng Alif
283 Sendeng Asli
284 Sendeng Betawi
285 Sendeng Cimande
286 Sendeng Harimau
287 Sendeng Jebak Purba
288 Sendeng Malaysia
289 Sendeng Minangkabau
290 Sendeng Nusantara
291 Sendeng Pesaka
292 Sendeng Pukulan Tujuh Hari
293 Sendeng Terlak
294 Sendi Cemara Bugis
295 Seni Gerak Silat Sunan
296 Seni Pati Serendeng Puntong
297 Seni Pencak Silat Sangkar Rewana
298 Seni Silat Bakawali
299 Seni Silat Harimau
300 Seni Tempur
301 Seperguruan Pencak Silat Mandung Sepanji
302 Seperguruan Silat Sepanji
303 Seri Cahaya Chemande
304 Seri Pelandok
305 Serimau Hitam
306 Serimau Putih
307 Setia Hati
308 Setiabakti
309 Si Bongkok Tanjung Puteri
310 Si Faqir
311 Si Pincong Minangkabau
312 Siamang Laut
313 Sikorek Monyet
314 Siku
315 Siku 12
316 Sinar Ilham
317 Singa Kandangan
318 Siswirama
319 Spelet Gayung
320 Spelet Gunung Jati
321 Spelet Tapak Tiga
322 Spelet Tomoi
323 Sri Gayung Panglima Ulung
324 Sri Menanti
325 Sukmorogo
326 Sumbang
327 Sunda Asli
328 Sunda Cimande
329 Sunda Rajawali
330 Sunda Rajawali
331 Sunting 12
332 Tadah Kuntau
333 Tanah Baru
334 Tangkas Tamin Sabil
335 Tangkisan
336 Tanjak Pusaka
337 Tapak Suci Warisan
338 Tapak Suci Warisan Wali 9
339 Tari Jawi (Pulut Kelantan)
340 Tari Kalimah Terengganu
341 Tari Kelantan
342 Tari Laksamana
343 Tari Tumbuk
344 Tarian Maut
345 Telapak Natar
346 Tembung Rimau
347 Tempur Sendeng Banjar
348 Teralak Asli
349 Terlak 4
350 Terlak Nata
351 Terlak Warisan Pendekar Pin
352 Terlak, Lintau dan Kuntau Jawa
353 Tinkah Maut
354 Titi Pinang
355 Tok Perpat
356 Tokku
357 Tongkat
358 Tongkat Rimau
359 Wali Suci
360 Wali Tujuh Sejagat
361 Warausah
362 Warisan Belebat To’ Perpat
363 Warisan Bugis
364 Warisan Gerak Ilham
365 Warisan Melayu Minangkabau
366 Warisan Perlis
367 Warisan Silat Minangkabau Laksamana
368 Wira Melayu
@Abdul Kholafyeah, have fun.. I think in Indonesia much more, maybe 500+ or 1000+ ...
@Abdul Kholaf yeah, try search it up
How much does it cost to finish all of those in years ?
@@hunterxhunter6782 learn to basic silat first. they all has the same moves. and then pick one of the style to suit your bodytype
Luckily the most dangerous & deadly silat was not in the list in both countries. It was a silat that fully based on tiger spirituality. Let the name remain unknown to the world
The Bourne Identity movie by Matt Damon his fighting style there was actually Kali from the Philippines but Kali actually has origins from Indonesia . Philippines have something similar to Karate ,Muay Thai called "Sikaran" but I don't see anybody practicing that anymore.
Everytime i heard Pancake Silat, im getting triggered haha.
So for you English speaker out there it is supposed to be "Pencak Silat"
And the correct way to read it is like this: Pan Chuck Seal At
Pencak silat from Nusantara