People can have all the knowledge of the world, but don't know how to Teach, apart of your art, you have the art of teaching, Keep on!,🇵🇷

Good stuff. I'd seen some of these elsewhere, but it helps to work on the details.

I like the second and third technique because i think it's easy for me to follow

How to be Steven Seagal basically

Great video! I miss seeing and training with all y’all.

Where are you located

6:05 sankyo 10:42 hammerlock

If no one fights like the drill in the first minute, but it’s also to drill technique, then what technique are you drilling? If it’s not technique to replicate actual fighting, then why learn it ?

Thank you it was nice and slow and to the point thanks 🙏 a million

Awesome

Ok yeah but can anybody show how to catch these during sparring??

Jiujitsu purple belt. This is f GOLD

Different joint lock techniques on opponent fighting at street

Good video Brother.

Thank you! Great refresher. I need to find someone to practice sticks with again!

Great stuff here. Thanks.

Love it

Love it. Thank you. 🙏

Nice video with options from the hubud. I would humbly like to make a suggestion on the hubud. Please don't take it as a criticism, consider me to be an armchair quarterback. I realize the hubud is a drill as you point out. However, it is a good idea not to open a center line by pushing the hands too far off center. Rather, treat your partners hands like a hot potato. Make it more of a sensitivity drill. Naturally for an application the opponent's hand can be pushed wherever to suit the followup.

Oss my respect GM and thank you for sharing.. I see some technique of Akijutisu, Akido I would like to see some more video in the future thanks

Quite more fluid than pure karate..it can flow towards bixing and grappling and low kicks in clise range..i hope ladies on this time will learn those methods..

Pretty awesome, thank you for the demonstration!!

Very good video thank you.

Thank you Raffi..........just one question can MMA fighters use these techniques in the cage i wonder!!??

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remember, don't break your uke

Thank you for this vid

Poor aikido

Brother if you are going to do the technical elements from “hubad “ at least get the base of fire hubad a little more intentional .

excellent, thx :)

What is best school in the phillipines for panatuken and hubud lubud?

Very nice video!

I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber. The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing, someone can learn basic Gong Fu!

very useful for police and doormen

Excellent! 👍

Some of the best locking demonstrations I have seen. Keep up the good work- thank you.

Domo

I don't know about with sticks, but as a fromer bouncer i suggest never ever doing spin moves in a street fight.

i practiced with Kanai shihan in Aikido all those joint locks have him attack you full steam only way to learn those locks ikyo nikyo sankyo gonkyo kote gashi shihonagi - one of his longest term students runs providence aikikai

Thank you stick techniques

Excelent . Greetings for you from Belgrade , Serbia . All the best .

Hi Guro 😂My name is Juan Rivera from Puerto Rico, I love your work hope to learn more about your teaching. Iam in my 50 an i wish to learn more from you by Please keep doing this Wonderfull job it s the Best i have seen .thank you for teaching. Juan from Puerto Rico.

Hello Guru Raffi, I am enjoying your lessons very much. What do the reference names, B1-B2, etc mean? Are they your own reference points in Hubad?

And please make more videos of other techniques of locking fingers and choke with sticks and another kind of stick throws thank you

Thank you ! Please make a video of biset Silat other of kenjit Silat and other of sapu Silat techniques thank you

Fantastico!!

Hello!

I love working those flow drills! They are the groundwork for developing so many skills! 👍👍

Thanks for sharing this! Appreciate!

Great instructions.