25/10/18: Working Syllubus stuff - Hubud variations and upperbody flow

A slightly Random session based on low numbers due to various pox's and plagues suffered by the regulars.

These are very much notes to help remember the session as apposed to my usual detailed blog as it was a session designed to focus on the syllabus elements of those in attendance

Arms bars and locks our of Hubud:

1) Salute into arm break
2) Uppercut into sandwich grip and arm break on shoulder
3) cut punch through, turn the head, armpit on elbow into arm wrench/break
4) drive in with elbow, into over arm, arm wrench.
5) Scoop the wrist like a knife disarm (feeding it back), bringing it into your arm/elbow, then move into  lock number 2 from lock flow


Upper body control off Jab:

Parry Jab and eye swipe into rear uppercut:

1) use uppercutting hand to clinch neck head and with a motor bike throttle motion twist head to off set, control their arm that is hanging on your uppercut arm with your free hand
2) switch hands so now other hand is controlling head.
3) Waist control (head against their shoulder to stop being elbowed and using fingers to manipulate hips.)
4) jab fingers into clavicle to lift them up
5) full nelson (pushing forward with arms not down
6) flow through to other side and go into head clinch again (like a split punch motion so your clinching arm is inside their arm)
7) change arms so other hand is controlling head

Upper body off the cross:

Parry/salute the cross and then lead uppercut, then go into flow from above but starting on the other arm

Parry repost switches:

1) Stop, inside pass or inside gunting straight into back hand (to go form outside to inside)
2) Inside parry and then punch through with other hand to clinch (changes from inside to outside line)

Tips: keep the stopping hand (stopping the back fist/chop) tight to you as the more to extend the more unlikely you will be able to stop a reversal and you will open yourself up to other attacks)

Note; interesting blends between various types of Hubud (standard, punching, lop sau cycle and parry repost) very easy to start flowing between different variations but the key is to remember all you are doing is trying to hit, grab - stop the hit/grab - or remove a barrier in order to hit and grab, yes you can play a game and have hundreds of variations but you need a basic set that you can make work and can potentially apply to sparring/grappling.

Stick disarm flow:

roof block snake strip
outside stab and strip vine
stick down, squeezing the sticks together on hand to try and strip
punyo to forearm
wrap round (hitting head) into punyo hit forearm strip
pull punyo strip
"figure four" (sab belly and under arm) wrench strip