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KAIN PELIKAT (SARONG) & SESANDANG OR SELINDANG (shoulder scarf)
Self defense using a piece of cotton cloth.
Malaysians call it " Seni Cindai ", the Indonesians call it " Cipecut " ; by whatever name it is called, it does not matter when you're at the recieveing end.
Parts of this video was taken from a 1 on 1 session and partly from a demonstration on my Italy Seminar.
The demonstration of takedowns, joint locks and breaks with a flexible weapon e.g. cloth, scarf or belt; how it could be used in a defensive situation.
Due to its innocent nature, the main advantage;
# ITS THE ONLY "LEGAL DEFENSIVE WEAPON" THAT CAN BE CARRIED ON A PLANE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
# AN UNTRAINED PERSON CANT USE IT AGAINST YOU AND WILL HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO USE IT.
In Southeast Asia the sarong is a traditional garment worn by both men and women for hundreds of years. In the west, the sarong is nothing more than a piece of cloth used out of the shower or on the beach.
In the past also used as standard garment by high ranked malay warriors in conflicts, when spears, swords, blades, etc are lost, its a last resort weapon in a close quarter hand to hand combat again other armed or unarmed attackers.
The simplicity of the sarong makes it an effective weapon and a training aid for other close quarter flexible weapon.
What makes the movements powerful & effective is the understanding of entries, breaking of balance & leverage. If done correctly, no excessive strength is needed as shown in the video.
Thank you to Alex & Gianmaria for being my recievers. My appreciation for Carlo Andries & his fantastic family & friends in Italy.
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