Martial Arts Odyssey: Masters of Miri (Part 2)

[ahchao1122]

What sarawak miri Wing Chun has easy to learn to play it?

[MechPhantom]

silat rocks !!

[Ronin6575]

Great video!  Very interesting stuff!

[ZainiJins]

stedey bang azri ..

[bushidolovecock]

It was great to point out how their style is good and fails.

I think I heard of a style like that in silat, they use medicen on the arms for all the damaged wrists.

[jmikejapan]

I'm curious as to why you use MMA as a way to decide what is effective? I have done MMA and have had a good amount of street fights while bouncing and I can honestly say the two are very different animals. What is effective in one is not always going to be effective in the other.

I'm just curious as to why, that's all

Nice vids as always.

[DjRodimusPrimeXyZ]

great footage as always it really does look like wing chun a bit more so than other styles of silat ive seen i still have alot to learn 

[brooklynmonk1]

@DjRodimusPrimeXyZ Sarawak has a majority Chinese and Iban population, so I think there was more Chinese influence on the martial art there than elsewhere in Malaysia.

[sh3n3ng]

Canton and Malaya exchange so many cultures back in imperial age, ketchup is one obvious thing, later English took it back to Britain then Americans revised it to the present day ketchup.

It's possible that this martial art was influenced in that time.

[leatherneckal22]

this seems alittle more like jeet kune do to me...just with no kicks

[dxmakina]

this martial art definitely has some things of kung fu in it imo. leopard fist at 2:35. antonio your vids are always fantastic. i dont think anyone else in the world is doing what youre doing. theres really some hidden gems on this channel. actually its all gems really.