Harimaw Buno techniques | GAT Puno Abundio Baet | Garimot Arnis Training | Filipino Martial Arts
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- In this video, GAT Puno Abundio Baet of Garimot Arnis Training demonstrates the native arts of Buno. Buno is an indegenous grappling art in the Northern Philippines. A fusion of the grappling arts of the Aeta and Mangyan tribes, GAT Puno's father combined the arts and the locking methods of Arnis to create Harimaw Buno.
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Thanks for posting! These are interesting variations of the BJJ versions of the positions, but much more street applicable.
Not a problem. Agreed. When survival is on the line, anything goes. You don't have time to think, "is this legal or illegal?"
In a street altercation it can turn to your disadvantage to lie prone on your back all the time. His rendition by staying on one knee is definitely a whole lot more street applicable.
Mabuhay gents!
This was great.
Salamat po
Same to you compadre. Thank you. Gat Puno will be our highlighted instructor of the month.
Very nice demonstration.
Mabuhay. Superior
Mabuhay! Thanks for posting.
Not a problem pare :)
Nice! !!
Awesome! Salamat!
You're welcome, stay tuned for more techniques with Gat Puno this month of January 2020. He is our instructor of the month, and we'll be releasing "techniques with instructor" every Thursday evening. :)
Buno looks brutal. I like it 😎
It sure is :)
Love it! I want more
Gat Puno Baet has a lot more content on his RUclips and Facebook account. Feel free to contact him if you want to know more. This is just a highlight of a small part of what he teaches.
Nice and good concepts👊🏾👊🏾
Gat Puno said as long as you understand leverage and concept/theory, you can create any submissions that can transition to other submissions. Since Gat Puno is also a chef, he told us that he experimented popping chicken joints with his bare hands before he cooked them. He just took that concept and applied it to the human anatomy.
Good Day Sir. I'm already 50 yrs old. Can I still learn Arnis. Pinoy po ako.
GAT Puno just turned 60 and he's still going strong. Many of the young call Arnis the old people's martial art LOL! But you can practice well beyond your golden years. You just have to find the right instructor and training group. Feel free to reach out to GAT PUNO Baet on Facebook for more information.
Alright, where can I learn this? This looks so much fun.
You can reach directly to GAT Puno on his social media outlets. Mainly on Facebook Messenger.
Medyo hawig sa buno ng taga-Mindoro!
Is there elements of dumog?
Can you be more specific?
GM can be apply this technique in MMA or UFC?
Gat Puno said he has had some BJJ students cross train with him to learn Buno, but they had to modify the moves for safety and rules.
Can you fart without announcing it?
Harimau is tiger in Malay.
GAT Puno said in Tagalog it means "Beast or Monster."
Harimau is a cognate of halimaw means monster in tagalog
Sandals are 100% essential.
It's how it's done in Hawaii and the Philippines.
@@FMAPulse your momma still has advanced uses for the sandals/flipflops even in dumog mode.
There are some people who may have watched this consider this as fake as there was no resistance from the other person. can you demonstrate the dumog with a resisting partner?
Feel free to reach out the Paete Group in Laguna. Gat Puno will be there during the RHP 2024 event if you have questions.
Remember this is when you lose your weapons and you're forced to go to the ground. These are finisher moves only, not for MMA.
GAT Puno told us that the grappling in Buno was translated from grappling animals when hunting. They couldn't kill the animal, so they had to capture it , tie it up and bring it back to the village. Reason being, is that if you kill the animal and drag it back home, the meat will most likely spoil during the long hike.
Old school Wally J type stuff not I put the times
Harimau is also in Silat. Indonesian Harimau is the root form to this take on it.
Yet, nothing in silat comes close to buno.
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@@spartanwarrior1Mande muda Harimau does come close
That is not the small man way to do things you should only two things to work on everybody no matter how big and strong there that’s not it
Judo and jujitsu his class the best martial arts
Have fun pretending they’re part of something else lending them with other things it’s called MMA
judo and jujutsu may have some forms in dumog or filipino wrestling, but the art of dumog is an original art.
First of all FMA is the best weaponry and empty hand method, it doesn't have BBJ concepts. It's been a cliche the past decades of styles claiming to have grappling, I don't believe any of them. Take that to the UFC and it will be embarrassing. Especially under whatever name. Stick to FMA.
Every systems or art has their specialty and eventually has to evolve. Sambo for example is a hybrid of Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and wrestling and it's origins are from 1920's Russia. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, was developed in Brazil during the same time as well. All of these style developed outside of the original country and origin. Shooto came from wrestling and was developed in Japan. Southeast Asia has grappling in Silat which has been around for a while. Are you saying that another country cannot adapt a fighting style from another country and call it their own?
@@FMAPulse That type of information is useless, other wise it would have adapted and commercialized with MMA practitioners quiet sometime like Judo BJJ or Olympic Wrestling. Lets' stick to our FMA cause we are the best in that concept. Don't take Filipino Grappling to the cage, it would be embarrassing.
@@FlipArt57 u on fire bro!
@@FlipArt57what kind of bullshit are you on?
I want to see him roll with someone. This is weak demonstration
I'm not impressed
Okay
Well, no one’s impressed about you either
Lead us to your video. At this point it's as Sifu William Miller would say " that's where the chirp,chirp, ends".
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