Silat is the close-range answer when contact becomes chaotic. It adds angles, disruption, and control-based finishing to the Martial Flow system.
Silat is a Southeast Asian fighting art built around angles, off-balancing, and decisive finishing.
Footwork intelligence, posture disruption, limb control, and close-range problem solving.
Entry timing, sweeps, structural attacks, and integrated responses when things get messy.
My Silat training includes influence from the Inosanto lineage and is deeply shaped by AbduRahman Blanchette — emphasising Silat Asli principles and a Futuwwa-informed path.
Everything is trained for transfer. We pull the highest-value pieces of each art, then test them under progressive pressure. You’ll see how this range connects to the full continuum: awareness → timing → contact → control.
Skill builds confidence. Confidence builds boundaries. Boundaries build calm. Calm makes skill usable.
If this art is your entry point, we’ll map a training path that connects it to the rest of the system.
