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    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.

  • #2
    finger jab? um "toro-toro"? no that's point-point. maybe that's it.

    palasut - escape.

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    • #3
      i train: how to kill a man in 10 paces

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      • #4
        videos

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        • #5
          toro-toro !!??...
          I don't think you should use these words for finger jabs. Filipinos men will laugh....
          This refers to a controversial movie the church was lobbying against in 2001.....
          Last edited by krys; 07-06-2003, 10:24 AM.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by krys


            I don't think you should use these words for finger jabs. Filipinos men will laugh....
            This refers to a controversial movie the church was lobbying against in 2001.....
            ahahahaha! lol.

            no seriously.. i really dunno what "finger jab" is in tagalog.. i just took a guess.

            "duro" maybe? u know... i really should go ask one of my filipino friends.

            this is why i only understand tagalog... and not speak it lol.

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            • #7
              daliring tusok

              this is why i only understand tagalog... and not speak it lol.

              Hahaha...I have the oposite pb, I can speak it (to some degree) but can't usually understand what people say...


              What about taglish? Daliring jab?

              Naku!! Now I have it : daliring tusok. (daliri:finger + tusok:jab)



              Wow my Tagalog teachers would be proud of me!!
              Last edited by krys; 07-06-2003, 04:14 PM.

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              • #8
                Kamay is a hand, suntok is a fist, and sumgob is the name most FMA systems use to describe the finger jab, I suppose if you are using the "Hand blade" such as Pekiti does, then you could also call it Sunkiti to thrust.

                If I remember right, I think Labaha is a blade as well I'll have to call mama, and ask. I guess there are different ways according to dialect or intention as far as how its used.

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                • #9
                  It's "Sundot" I think.

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                  • #10
                    Cool brah, thanks for the clarification!

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                    • #11
                      Re: Hubud/Lubud

                      Originally posted by nickstone

                      P.s. what is the filipino word for a finger jab?
                      what is the meaning of Palasut?
                      Regards, Nick F.
                      Finger Jab - SONGAB
                      Palasut - its PALUSUT. To pass through; technique of evading and passing through.

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                      • #12
                        Thanx, for the reply, would Palusut be like a threading movement
                        from inside to outside reference point??, could you give an example?
                        Thanx in advance.
                        Regards,
                        Nick F.

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                        • #13
                          Umm, just go up to your Filipino Kali instructor and tell him how to do a Putang Ina Mo..

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                          • #14
                            It's "tusok -tusok you" sosyal style Colegiana .

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                            • #15
                              kh_s utak ipis ka talaga........ Hopeless.....

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