Hubud/Lubud

[nickstone]

Do you mean putan git amo, bukaluk bik bik bik ?
kh_s you are a funny guy!

but seriously I no longer study formally with a teacher
I have trained in CMA for many years and now am
trying to learn a little bit about FMA.

Regards,
Nick F.

[spiderchoke]

Although the spelling may be incorrect, I believe it is

Soon gob or sun gob

for fingerjab, it is at least pronounced this way.

Potig itlog!

"Everyday spent training is one day closer to learning something"
...........Spiderchoke

[BB Wolf]

Re: Hubud/Lubud

Originally posted by nickstone
Hello, everybody, I have recently started training
the various Hubud drills, empty hand mostly I was wondering
what variations people train here, that is, do you add Guntings
and locks? what about footwork?
Thanx in advance for your answers.
P.s. what is the filipino word for a finger jab?
what is the meaning of Palasut?
Regards, Nick F.

I don't know about other schools, but when I was doing Kajukenbo (we also did alot of FMA stuff as well), We could add locks, traps, strikes, full combinations, counters, etc. to our Hubud drills. Its a good mid/close range drill. As for Filipino name for finger jab, I have no idea. I really would not have called us traditionalists.

[alqhiqeurass]

Originally posted by kh_s
Umm, just go up to your Filipino Kali instructor and tell him how to do a Putang Ina Mo..

TALK IS CHEAP.