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Posted On:
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Style: Mixed Martial Arts--
I'm here all week, try the fish.
I was meaning compared to to the striking and stick fighting I did it was the most akin to grappling that I experienced before training in BJJ. I do have a big problem looking back at the JKD and I worry I wasted my time learning 80% LARP. -
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Posted On:
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Style: JJ, Karate, JKD, Silat--
Eh. Silat is effective because authentic silat works off really great body mechanics, just like you would find at a great BJJ school. When i say authentic silat there is a more old-school, brutal form of martial art in comparison to the more modern malaysian sport derivatives which look like tkd or karate. Anyways, ive used some basic silat techniques in a confrontation before and they worked very quickly. Ive done a puter kepala on a guy sparring at medium effort as well as a kenjet. It really wasnt anything impossibly hard by any means.
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Posted On:
12/04/2009 8:23am
Style: Pekiti, ARMA, other stuff--
Ron balicki's fighting sarong, and his filipino boxing tapes both had silat stuff being pulled off in sparring. I think the art's been mostly eating itself since world war II, so while I enjoyed myself while training it, and still use plenty of silat techniques while stick sparring and occasionally wrestling, I think it's mostly gonna get worse. The "too deadly" bit is just eating it alive. Everyone I've ever met who I could point to as a good example is cross-trained.
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Posted On:
12/04/2009 9:35am
Style: JJ, Karate, JKD, Silat--
hey guys sorry for my additional replies which just extended this thread which has no video. Ive been thinking now I wanna see that too. Hopefully there will be someone in the silat community soon who wants to pressure test on video. If i can even find a friend or someone at some point i will try to put together a clip myself which shows at least some kind of moderate resistance or pressure testing.



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