Great explanation of why drills like this are so vital. They're training for exploitation of openings in the hand-fighting or closer range, not some kind of "kung fu sparring" as so many mistakenly believe. Great drills
That's not the full truth. Drills in chinese martial arts usually have steps or levels no different than muay thai or let's say dutch kickboxing, any martial art etc. Stationary drills to get you used to the movement. Movement then fire off drills. Drills for movement in combinations and finally light sparring drills or freestyle drills. The methods expand as you get better.
AMEN!!!! Finally. An actual coach and fighter has said it for the rest of the internet to see! You can glean from all martial arts. Stop saying what won’t work and start learning how to properly apply what will! TKD is amazing, Karate is amazing! Wing Chung, Kali, whatever. Use it all. It doesn’t matter. All that does is the practitioner!
Hubud is a term associated with the Filipino martial art of Kali or Eskrima. It's a drill-based training method used to develop sensitivity, flow, and coordination in close-quarters combat situations.
Oh, we do this same sort of thing in German longsword! It’s called fuhlen or feeling. When you make contact with the other guys blade, it’s just like that hammer fist: an opportunity to wrench and strike at a new opening.
I'm not into martial arts but I just wanna that it's pronunced "Hubud" with an "oo" sound like "good". Pronouncing it as "Hubad" means to get naked or naked. Depending on whether it's used as a verb or an adjective.
Yeah that last statement is true for me, I join silat, capoeira, aikido, muaythai, and wingchun in different part of my life Learn wingchun actually help me find how muaythai punch works, learn aikido help me understand how center of gravity works in wingchun, and learn all of that make me understand why silat make certain movement to hit, block, parry, and grab the opponent
Thank you Kevin! This is such a valuable piece of information for stand up fighting. I appreciate you and your dedication to tackling these topics and bringing them to beginners. There is hope!
Hubud is a term associated with the Filipino martial art of Kali or Eskrima. It's a drill-based training method used to develop sensitivity, flow, and coordination in close-quarters combat situations.
Huhud lubed is the full term can be done with stick, sword, knife, empty hand or any combination. There are many ways and combinations of these drills.
Hūbud is a great technique that ends up becoming relied upon when you practice Filipino martial arts like Docé Pares & knife tactics. It can be incorporated with almost any style. It's also a good way to keep the hands busy and hard to track which allows you create & take advantage of easy openings.
Do you realize who this man is? Do you not realize that he's trained world class MMA champions for 20 plus years? The ignorance of online commenters knows no bounds.
@@Disinfo321 didn't know you knew more than this guy...thanks for letting us know..we'll definitely listen to a random kid making up stuff on the internet versus the guy being invited to be interviewed on a channel that generally only includes verified experts.
@@locophoto6881 enjoy your sensitivity training I hope it helps when a boxer jabs your face off and you swipe his hands away or a wrestler that knows real hand fighting clinches you and slams you on your head.
@@Disinfo321 Not likely. I've been fighting adults since I was fifteen, for decades, and was top of my class, promoted faster than anyone in my class, have won tournaments and trained in multiple countries outside of the US, bodybuilder as well and trained with a world class power lifter (2nd in the world), and state championship bodybuilding as well, and took first place for all of Germany many years ago in martial arts, and third place in another competition for fighting, with my instructor being top ten of all the US when he competed. My father was a boxer and grew up in gangs and been in over a hundred fights, so have learned a few things from him as well, and have trained in Wing Chun which has some things to offer as accents but will agree that wrestling, boxing, jiu-jitsu and muay thai are overall the most effective. Enjoy learning about Tony Ferguson that does sensitivity training and can slam you on your head or send you into a deep oblivion of screaming pain and broken bones and torn ligaments before you can finish blinking. Personally have also had some champion boxers compliment me as well, so you may want to open your mind to the reality that you never know who you're talking to unless they self-dislcose, so may want to keep the dumb assumptions to a minimum unless wisdom is something you never plan on having.
Great explanation of why drills like this are so vital. They're training for exploitation of openings in the hand-fighting or closer range, not some kind of "kung fu sparring" as so many mistakenly believe. Great drills
That's not the full truth. Drills in chinese martial arts usually have steps or levels no different than muay thai or let's say dutch kickboxing, any martial art etc. Stationary drills to get you used to the movement. Movement then fire off drills. Drills for movement in combinations and finally light sparring drills or freestyle drills. The methods expand as you get better.
@Md-ht3cg That's exactly why it's trained in Kungfu. It's a toolset and a set of drills to build skills and sensitivity.
AMEN!!!! Finally. An actual coach and fighter has said it for the rest of the internet to see! You can glean from all martial arts. Stop saying what won’t work and start learning how to properly apply what will! TKD is amazing, Karate is amazing! Wing Chung, Kali, whatever. Use it all. It doesn’t matter. All that does is the practitioner!
Hubud is a term associated with the Filipino martial art of Kali or Eskrima. It's a drill-based training method used to develop sensitivity, flow, and coordination in close-quarters combat situations.
Oh, we do this same sort of thing in German longsword! It’s called fuhlen or feeling. When you make contact with the other guys blade, it’s just like that hammer fist: an opportunity to wrench and strike at a new opening.
Thanks for revealing that information.
His "oh shit" look!! 🤣🤣🤣 We are learning and having fun
I'm not into martial arts but I just wanna that it's pronunced "Hubud" with an "oo" sound like "good". Pronouncing it as "Hubad" means to get naked or naked. Depending on whether it's used as a verb or an adjective.
That is so slick.
Yeah that last statement is true for me, I join silat, capoeira, aikido, muaythai, and wingchun in different part of my life
Learn wingchun actually help me find how muaythai punch works, learn aikido help me understand how center of gravity works in wingchun, and learn all of that make me understand why silat make certain movement to hit, block, parry, and grab the opponent
"This would never work in M.....oh...."
LOL
what a coach my goodness. elite level! ❤
The world needs more hubud.
THIS WAS AMAZING!!!
Thank you Kevin! This is such a valuable piece of information for stand up fighting. I appreciate you and your dedication to tackling these topics and bringing them to beginners.
There is hope!
The end is hard to do when you’re in an mma match. Even gripping the arm is a challenge. I think it would be dope for street application tho.
Did you take the video off CZcams ? 😢
As a washed up fighter, Imma believe the carrier of such a nose. He surely has a thing or two to teach about fighting.
Not wing Chun. Hubud is kali. All drills are to gain right reflexes
Give the guy some credit with name or something the title geez
I take that you didn’t watch the full video? Hmmm
@@KevinLeeVlog Where's the link to it? I am searching for it right now and it is not on the top line.
So when do you ever cover yourself with arms out like that
Never, this is bollocks.
Ask where the name and culture hubad comes from...
Hubud is a term associated with the Filipino martial art of Kali or Eskrima. It's a drill-based training method used to develop sensitivity, flow, and coordination in close-quarters combat situations.
Huhud lubed is the full term can be done with stick, sword, knife, empty hand or any combination. There are many ways and combinations of these drills.
who chopped off your nose mate? 🤣
Hūbud is a great technique that ends up becoming relied upon when you practice Filipino martial arts like Docé Pares & knife tactics. It can be incorporated with almost any style. It's also a good way to keep the hands busy and hard to track which allows you create & take advantage of easy openings.
Cm punks brother
Osu!
He must have been punched in the nose a lot of times.
Forst time I see Wing Tsun being useful - and that's only because he has modified it.
BS!!!!!
Complete bollocks.
Do you realize who this man is? Do you not realize that he's trained world class MMA champions for 20 plus years?
The ignorance of online commenters knows no bounds.
@@AztecUnshaventrained them about as much as Steven seagal did.
@@Disinfo321 didn't know you knew more than this guy...thanks for letting us know..we'll definitely listen to a random kid making up stuff on the internet versus the guy being invited to be interviewed on a channel that generally only includes verified experts.
@@locophoto6881 enjoy your sensitivity training I hope it helps when a boxer jabs your face off and you swipe his hands away or a wrestler that knows real hand fighting clinches you and slams you on your head.
@@Disinfo321 Not likely. I've been fighting adults since I was fifteen, for decades, and was top of my class, promoted faster than anyone in my class, have won tournaments and trained in multiple countries outside of the US, bodybuilder as well and trained with a world class power lifter (2nd in the world), and state championship bodybuilding as well, and took first place for all of Germany many years ago in martial arts, and third place in another competition for fighting, with my instructor being top ten of all the US when he competed. My father was a boxer and grew up in gangs and been in over a hundred fights, so have learned a few things from him as well, and have trained in Wing Chun which has some things to offer as accents but will agree that wrestling, boxing, jiu-jitsu and muay thai are overall the most effective. Enjoy learning about Tony Ferguson that does sensitivity training and can slam you on your head or send you into a deep oblivion of screaming pain and broken bones and torn ligaments before you can finish blinking. Personally have also had some champion boxers compliment me as well, so you may want to open your mind to the reality that you never know who you're talking to unless they self-dislcose, so may want to keep the dumb assumptions to a minimum unless wisdom is something you never plan on having.