Silat makes me sad.

[tao.jonez]

Damn you're picky.

The closest thing I've found looks like a bar and chancery throw to me - 2:08.



I can't find any of the real snakey looking takedowns.

[HereBeADragon]

I want to see the head twisting sliding past people style throws. I guess no one can actually make them work?

I don't have videos handy but I have used some similar throws in sparring a few times, very few. It is very low percentage against a Judo player or a wrestler but they are possible in certain instances. The problem seems to be that most of the people who train these types of techniques don't actually learn to use them against resistant opponents (Limalama shares a similar problem to silat in that respect). My only advantage in that instance is that I actually worked a great deal with MMA trained fighters and have never been affraid to get kicked or thrown or punched in persuit of figuring out my art. Can they be done? I'd give it a mythbuster "plausible."

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I'm gonna be like one of those wing chun jokers who posts an example from a sportfighter totally untrained in the chun to show the chun in action:

[CrackFox]

I want to see the head twisting sliding past people style throws. I guess no one can actually make them work?

Can you make a triangle choke work? (N.B. This is the same guy as in the video.)

[Moenstah]

something like this White Shark?

[BKR]

something like this White Shark?

Sweet no hands foot sweep at 1:10!

Ben

[WhiteShark]

Of course! Belgium!

[Cullion]

Well, it's sorta related.

[Moenstah]

Sorry, but I found that vid by searching for a Dutch silat school ;-)


Bongkot.

[WhiteShark]

Can you make a triangle choke work? (N.B. This is the same guy as in the video.)

I don't get it. Are you just making fun of this dude's terrible triangle form?