Chris did an awesome job considering it's his first time. I'd be going: heah, could u show me that again. Can be confusing the first time one trains in Hubud Lubud especially if one tries so hard to grasp the techniques. Kudos for vid. Anticipating next one.
Oh! Hubud ❤️❤️ That rib cage is screaming "hit me"!!😆 When the basic is flowing, u start looking for openings to poke, hit, stab etc. It's a really fun training drill, with endless opportunity 👍 Love to both, from 🇧🇻.
Chris did it well when the knife suddenly popped into his hands. I like what he did. :) But he's good as a first timer, really... and Paul's a very good teacher, undeniably.
Nice Greetings from Germany ! Sorry for my bad Englisch ! One littel Tip for You if you training with an Dagger is better you grip the Dagger in a other way ! Look to the V42 Fighting Kinfe called Devils Brigrade in the WW 2 the Part for the Thump teach you an Grip for Very Powerfull Parade ( Blocking ) Movments very smal Ankels , fast like the Lightnig Attacks and an increbidel Powerfull Impact the same Strategie ist for the Famous Geber Mark 2 ! Have Fun by the Training ! Sorry for my bad Englisch ! Andy ( Andreas) Kommoß from Germany ! I started my Eskrima ,Kali , Arnis bevor i go to the German Army in the 80 and a lot of other Techniks
Man, this is a great little drill, great foundational skills. But with more martial/kali experience... there are sooo many avenues and options at every part of that I see that it can lead into. Very nice little bit of 'kit' so to speak. Great training, guys.
Chris did fantastic. Great drill to cover. We initially train this drill with the knife, and call it the bad arm, or “oh shit” drill, since it’s such a good panic/gross motor skill response. Applications cover the gamut. Great off of the loopy hook, with opportunities for numerous locks.
did a great job! I learned it 25 years and it was the hard thing to get. I had trouble trying to loosening and getting my movments to flow. He is a little stiff but I think he is starting to flow
Correction, ….I voiced in my comment. I didn’t proofread it. I was saying, I noticed he was using a overhand grip on the elbow when you were showing him a underhand grip by the end of the lesson I see he converted it back to the underhand grip I think it was a wonderful lesson I liked your video. I subscribed to your channel you have a fan good work.👍🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾
great video and great job by both! This stuff works in some situations. In a boxing match, I am skeptical of this working but maybe someone like Lomachenko who already likes to tear down boxing guards will find this technique from FMA. For me personally, it worked once in a self defense situation (we had been drilling this same technique in a JKD class I was going to) Bad guy went to grab me by the collar with his right hand and for some reason the technique just took over but I finished it with a right cross that broke his nose and ended the confrontation. Maybe it was a bit too much but the moment someone tries to put their hands on you I feel these sorts of things are not only useful but justifiable.
Chris, you did a good job! Paul this was a great video. I'd like to see a hubud lubud video from you that demonstrates hubud lubud from angle 2 and using double sticks. Thanks!
Iron bone? You mean iron palm training. Had to do it along with qigong for almost 5 years, Muay thai calls it "cortical remodeling" Regardless, need to have Dit Dat Jow to heal the fractures.
I think your partner is doing good. He’s a little stiff, that will work itself out, and due time during the technique after the blocks, you were controlling the elbow or the arm with a underhand grip he’s controlling it with an overhead grip he’s changing the technique. If you watch the video, you’ll see it but overall, I think it’s a good lesson, and you will get my thumbs up👍🏾🙏🏾
Why are you not absorbing the strike with maybe a bong sao or pak sao while turning the body with the strike absorbing the energy with the two follow ups. Just curious why this would be good for a beginner?
Chris did an awesome job considering it's his first time. I'd be going: heah, could u show me that again. Can be confusing the first time one trains in Hubud Lubud especially if one tries so hard to grasp the techniques. Kudos for vid. Anticipating next one.
Oh!
Hubud ❤️❤️
That rib cage is screaming "hit me"!!😆
When the basic is flowing, u start looking for openings to poke, hit, stab etc.
It's a really fun training drill, with endless opportunity 👍
Love to both, from 🇧🇻.
Chris did it well when the knife suddenly popped into his hands. I like what he did. :)
But he's good as a first timer, really... and Paul's a very good teacher, undeniably.
Nice Greetings from Germany ! Sorry for my bad Englisch ! One littel Tip for You if you training with an Dagger is better you grip the Dagger in a other way ! Look to the V42 Fighting Kinfe called Devils Brigrade in the WW 2 the Part for the Thump teach you an Grip for Very Powerfull Parade ( Blocking ) Movments very smal Ankels , fast like the Lightnig Attacks and an increbidel Powerfull Impact the same Strategie ist for the Famous Geber Mark 2 ! Have Fun by the Training ! Sorry for my bad Englisch ! Andy ( Andreas) Kommoß from Germany ! I started my Eskrima ,Kali , Arnis bevor i go to the German Army in the 80 and a lot of other Techniks
Man, this is a great little drill, great foundational skills. But with more martial/kali experience... there are sooo many avenues and options at every part of that I see that it can lead into. Very nice little bit of 'kit' so to speak. Great training, guys.
Love the way it transitions from empty hand to knife to stick
Excellent drill. Great conditioning for the arms as well!
Great video Paul! please do more videos on hubad flow! Chris thank you for helping Paul out and you did great! :)
Hubud... Hubad means "nude" ;)
Keep that Hubud coming! Chris, you wuz fantastic at the Hubud!
Thanks Joel!
Nice! Great work, Chris! Kali on, brother!
Thanks a bunch Mark!
Good job chris, nice video!!
Awesome. You have training partners. Nice.
Great job you guys!
I think this is my favorite hubud video
ever
beautiful forest landscape!!!
Very smooth and clear explanation. 👍
Great job Chris!
Thank you 🙏 you guys rock ! Good job. Good instructor
Spectacular as always!!
This is one of my favorite drills to practice , you guys look fantastic
Great job Chris, good coordination, always try too relax, that's my key.
Chris pick up so fast ,well done
Perfectly illustrated!
Great job paul. And great first time chris learning hubud. Great work kali center and paul ingram.
Mr. Chris; you did a superb job!!!
YES! Hubud is great! Relax relax relax for energy drills. All about the center line. Strong work Chris!
Chris did fantastic. Great drill to cover. We initially train this drill with the knife, and call it the bad arm, or “oh shit” drill, since it’s such a good panic/gross motor skill response. Applications cover the gamut. Great off of the loopy hook, with opportunities for numerous locks.
This is one of my favorite drills. We called it Block, Pass, Pin. I think it is the number one drill for working empty hand and weapons techniques.
Nice video, guys. thank you for sharing. Awesome, Chris
I wanna see the hubad drill! Pugay!
Well done Chris!
Ottimo lavoro, mi ricorda le basi del Kali, qui in Italia, oltre 25 anni fa.
Nice I would like to use these in panantucan! Do you have a video with a ton of flows
Thank you for the great video. This helped me to further understand the concepts of hubud, and also explain it. Great job Chris.
Great job , Chris ! You guys ROCK !
Thank you for all that you teach. ❤
did a great job! I learned it 25 years and it was the hard thing to get. I had trouble trying to loosening and getting my movments to flow. He is a little stiff but I think he is starting to flow
good job
Way to go Chris 👏 👏 👏 👏
Correction, ….I voiced in my comment. I didn’t proofread it. I was saying, I noticed he was using a overhand grip on the elbow when you were showing him a underhand grip by the end of the lesson I see he converted it back to the underhand grip I think it was a wonderful lesson I liked your video. I subscribed to your channel you have a fan good work.👍🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾
Thanks. Yes, there are a few different ways to do this drill. Each has their purpose.
Good job Chris.
Great job Chris Thanks again Paul
Nice work guys 👍
Nice drill guys!👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Chris
great video and great job by both! This stuff works in some situations. In a boxing match, I am skeptical of this working but maybe someone like Lomachenko who already likes to tear down boxing guards will find this technique from FMA. For me personally, it worked once in a self defense situation (we had been drilling this same technique in a JKD class I was going to) Bad guy went to grab me by the collar with his right hand and for some reason the technique just took over but I finished it with a right cross that broke his nose and ended the confrontation. Maybe it was a bit too much but the moment someone tries to put their hands on you I feel these sorts of things are not only useful but justifiable.
Great job 👏
Chris, you did a good job! Paul this was a great video. I'd like to see a hubud lubud video from you that demonstrates hubud lubud from angle 2 and using double sticks. Thanks!
Chris has come a long way
Perfect
Chris was still having trouble maintaining control of Paul's arm, with his bent arm, while palming Paul's elbow at the same time
Good job gentleman.
CHRIS DID A SUPER JOB
Nice job
GOOD JOB CHRIS
This is good is real life street fight offense and defense.
Iron bone? You mean iron palm training. Had to do it along with qigong for almost 5 years, Muay thai calls it "cortical remodeling" Regardless, need to have Dit Dat Jow to heal the fractures.
Excellent! :)
Im 52, healthy and lift, so can i still learn this?
Yes, you can learn this!
I think your partner is doing good. He’s a little stiff, that will work itself out, and due time during the technique after the blocks, you were controlling the elbow or the arm with a underhand grip he’s controlling it with an overhead grip he’s changing the technique. If you watch the video, you’ll see it but overall, I think it’s a good lesson, and you will get my thumbs up👍🏾🙏🏾
Doing good
Novice here, is gunting something that can result in a two hand lock? 2:48
Not sure about hubud and lubud. Is it hubad and lubag? In Bisaya "hubad" = means to disintangle to untie; "lubag" means to twist.
Nice 👍
¡Gracias!
When we do hubud we pass above the elbow
10 of 10 for the disciple. if he goes like this he will be a sifu in 6 months.
Why are you not absorbing the strike with maybe a bong sao or pak sao while turning the body with the strike absorbing the energy with the two follow ups. Just curious why this would be good for a beginner?
This 1 technique out of many many options.
Hi! If I want to learn kali, what do I need to learn first? Is this part of it?
cool
Why I should trap it at the end of the drill, if I could hit your face? 🤔
Nice greet's from Germany
In that case, why do any of these drills anyway?
Coolll!!!
Can you start with a parry or do you always stop the attack?
Yes, version two is pass (parry)
@@kalicenter thanks
The more I learn the more I realize there is no men this is great
It’s spelled as HUBAD, LUBAD
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The guy in the light blue shirt is putting his hands behind his back, and also leaning forward. Not good.
Because I'm a gentleman.
Iron arm
Iron Body
Вау
Good job Chris
Good job