Attribute Development for Combatives
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Here is a video from the UC archives that looks at using complex motor energy drills such as Hubud as a means to enhance gross-motor Combative hard skills. Such things teach you timing, hand/eye coordination, footwork, how to economise movement as well as tool develop both left and right! Good fun and a nice change to add in every now and then! Enjoy Lee M
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Lee is the real deal! No joke reality combative training.
Wow that was amazing. I've done wing chun drills for many years, but in more recent years I've focused on combatives. Great to see Lee combine them together. Lee moves so fast and with such power, incredible.
@leifodinnson
3 жыл бұрын
Hubbud is a FMA drill. Wing chun uses chi sao
As a Filipino who teaches FMA Combative as well (defineitely you are one of my Inspiration Sir) thanks for sharing this.
Thank you! Love your energy, guys! May the creator bless you and your families!🙏🏽
Thank you Lee, excellent job.👍👍👊
really interesting clip. I've always thought of hubud as a method to flank the often under-considered attack that is a push. its maybe the most common assault or "interview" but many don't train against it cos its thought less dangerous.
@hanumansrivijaya
3 жыл бұрын
I came to consider Hubud Lubud as a way of getting the outside (flanking) on a lead hand because of the unknown danger hold in the rear one
@stevebb2915
3 жыл бұрын
@@hanumansrivijaya yeah totally valid explanation
That's a new one! I'm going to have to try doing Hubud with mitts.
Top upload 💯👍🏻
A very good drill to connect the bridge.
Real good stuff!
The older gentleman generates a very powerful, violent defense. Old tigers are always more dangerous.
Fantastic
Nice spike kick to the groin as he went for the knife, imagine that with steel toe capped boots. Ouch. Nice to see some practical applications of wing chin.
Amazing!
Thank you ✌🏻
Always number one
I trained that drill quite a bit with my partner. We played with a few other techniques, including using a knee and resulted in me cracking a rib lol
Great presentation on developing attributes! Couldn’t ask for better. Is it possible in future lessons to see how this is applied to an opponent coming on with a full bore attack?
Hubud Lubud a great Kali drill.
Hubud Lubud
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Is there such a thing as having tooooo many options which thn slows u dwn?
@UrbanCombatives
3 жыл бұрын
Of course less is more! Clearly you didnt watch it all or listen to the point if why we were training just 'attributes!'
@reflex1one
3 жыл бұрын
@@UrbanCombatives no no i get it im jus askin in general if some1 learns so many technics do u think thy will have a brain overload the day it goes off? Also how would you deal with the threat of come backs for example you could have all those skills but if your at the same work place everyday sitting duck would that change your way in dealing with the problem
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Ya shaved the beard off! You look 25 again brah!
@UrbanCombatives
3 жыл бұрын
No its from the archives! Beard is still in tact!
Ho noooo! I think wing chun will harm the manner of your philosophy. These drills are a useless waste of time. Very simple drills like a guy making some grab or push or entangling with your arms or you making skin contact and taking it from there, that is, wacking in the face finishing the job, is something different. I mean where will your eyes be in a real fight? On his arms? Of course not, at least not like in that hypnotic manner.