Dumog, filipino wrestling martial art - part 1

[@JuanTalkPH]

He is my Tito, the older Brother of my Father, Glad to see his Teaching here in youtube

[@sypher3377]

The guy teaching in this how do I find him or his school the dumog wrestling is amazing does the guy have a KZbin channel

[@imhotep1934]

Where is his school located at?

[@patrickmojica6558]

Does he teach still ?

[@loudypanhay4581]

How can I become his student?

[@loudypanhay4581]

Can I contact master?

[@nitai154]

This System of Filipino Martial Arts been around for over a hundred years. A lot of the great masters were deceived and murdered by the Japanese in the previous world wars. The pretense was the Japanese was impressed with the Filipino masters and were invited to teach and share their arts with Japanese in Japan. So they lured most of all the prominent masters gathered them together and went on the ship out to sea. That’s where the Japanese slaughtered all the masters on board. Dan Inosanto gives a lot of details about this part of history most people don’t want to talk about or remember... but it’s there.

[@davidquinningan8946]

This is actually a myth. This did not happen and it defies basic common sense. Many of the great Arnis masters during that time joined the guerrillas and were either killed because of war or were executed when captured. An Arnis master during that time would never trust the Japanese and they will never willingly go with them anywhere. The Japanese government in the Philippines at the time were also keen on ensuring the cooperation of the Filipino people and doing that would only further alienate their regime from even the cooperative Filipinos. There is no historical record of this happening, both in the Filipino or Japanese side. This is most probably a hoax contrived by anti-Japanese elements after the war.

[@erwinvillanueva4784]

As a Filipino there alot of blank on our history. Thank you for sharing.

[@CZECHMATE650]

We f*cked the Philippines over after WWII by giving Japan all the contracts to build things so they could pay war reparations. My Brothers Sifu was a man named P.Greg Allen he was a was...different Adopted by or raised a Philippino family He was Good mastered several styles. He taught Kali-Silat. I remember we were training he had slapped me on the chest w/open hand. About 30 seconds later my pectoral muscle was on fire I looked down really quickly and there was a perfect handshaped welt. I looked at him he smiled and said "wet hand". That 1 slap motivated me to change & learn better footwork techniques. (That hand print lasted a few hr or so!) RIP MAS GURU

[@dennisalojado2920]

Thank You! Grand Master Frank Sobrino because of You You Introduce Our Native Antiqunios Art Defense. The Dumog!

[@xlastxonex666]

Never thought I'd ever see a Piledriver that actually works... Paramin Salamat Po....

[@lanemir_sindjelic]

Theres another setup of the pile driver that starts with the firemans carry hold

[@alancat2705]

great stuff Sir ! . I'm a Judoka since 1973 and leg locks were banned later in Judo , but some of them are similar in Dumog and good seeing them alive still !:)

[@alancat2705]

great techinques and great videos . keep up the good work !:) pugay !.

[@quickstep2408]

i thought you guys have national combat judo, and in some circles they call that dumog as well... apparently the founder of combat judo developed it to combat the japanese when they invaded the philippines ww2. he had ties to doce pares i believe, so a real OG haha

[@YawYan_fighterAlex]

Filipino Dumog has existed for so many years, developed during the post World War II period when many practitioners of the FMA (Filipino Martial Art) also trained in this form of combat. Filipino dumog techniques encompasses a variety of pushes, pulls, weight shifts and joint locks designed to move the opponent.

[@quickstep2408]

there's also the national combat judo lineage that is also placed as 'dumog'. grappling has always been in FMA it seems

[@thecrossexaminer3678]

Pugay Kali FMA is Complete, Bladed Weapons, Hand to hand combat and grappling

[@MasterADELteam]

How about kicking 🙄

[@Somebodyuprobsknow]

@@MasterADELteam Sikaran

[@neuromotorspecificsinterna4618]

Respect to your authentic work.Watching from Europe here.

[@phph1701]

not really authentic see karlo sevilla recording of dumog in panay island, that is real

[@bebeysmael1.]

This is a very, very well done video and you are a very good Master. Thank you

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Wow, amazing. A lot of these techniques are in the 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu system as well. Excellent techniques.

[@chickenbeckerman591]

they're found there because this clown copied them and is calling it dumog. smh

[@chickenbeckerman591]

Seriously, his footlock instruction is severely lacking in several key details. The guy is a novice grappler.

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Chicken Beckerman BJJ came from Japanese JJ. Do you think BJJ is the only art that has grappling? Dumog is a legitimate grappling art. Humans have two arms and legs and the same types of joints all over the world so similar techniques emerge.

[@chickenbeckerman591]

Do you really think this is Dumog? All other examples of Dumog prior to this clown has no tecniques off the back as it is similar to the Greco Roman style brought by the Spanish when they made their servents wrestle each other for entertainment. This clown probably watched a few modern grappling videos, applied it to what little grappling he knew and slapped a label on it for marketing purposes. Anyone who's trained grappling can see how weak his application is. He's novice at best. He doesn't positionally secure the position before applying the sub and is much much too loose and incredibly sloppy, which is common amongst beginner white belts. Seriously, do you think this clown could last 2 minutes on the Deftac mats??? Heck I doubt he'd last 1 minute.

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

Chicken Beckerman Yeah I agree his grappling applications aren't the best but it looks as if he isn't applying them too much. I don't know him so I can't say for sure whether he copied this stuff or not but Dumog is a legit art that was my argument.

[@alterego1432]

The techniques of this Filipino Master are so cool ❤ Sobrino rocks! Rip to anyone tries to hurt him. 💪

[@snowflakeman]

crazy techniques. I bet that one guy regretted wearing his white shirt though lol

[@KyokushinKichiKai]

Thank you for sharing your technique. Excellent demo Sir!

[@lumri2002]

These traditional knowledge and skill had been missing in the new generations of FMA. However, it is good and very interesting that similar art is still being shown in this video.

[@YawYan_fighterAlex]

Filipino Dumog has existed for so many years before the UFC was born. If you guys wanna see the original Filipino Dumog Arts then watch Dan Inosanto Dumog video on youtube.

[@Somebodyuprobsknow]

I like how FMA focuses on the destruction of the limbs like Kali. What a unique martial arts

[@jaimepatena7372]

Exactly. The reason you destroy the limb is the limb carries a weapon or is a weapon in itself. Destroy limb, fight over. You win.

[@jaimepatena7372]

I was taught FMA 40 years ago. All the blocks I learned, you try to break the arm. or dislocate the elbow. If someone tries to kick you, you break the leg.

[@quickstep2408]

@@jaimepatena7372 also, having the satisfaction that the attacker can't go around hurting anyone else for a while since their limbs are broken :)

[@HansDavidian]

Nice. Gonna add some of these moves to my BJJ arsenal.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

Your silly BJJ sport would get destroyed by this real martial art.

[@mossadmossad2226]

I study Escrima and Dumog... But BJJ is the king of grappling. The problem is the street level biolence has been taken out of many BJJ schools (punches, kicks, eye gauges, blades)... BJJ is still the master of grappling... Filipinos need to up their game! (Instead of commenting on KZbin)

[@dirkplankchest1796]

These are some nice moves. Reminds me of catch wrestling.

[@jomarbontia8735]

My 75 years old friend tell me that dumog during his youth is like a game in every baranggay. He tell me his father is a master in dumog but sad to say his father never transfer this knowledge to his sons. My friend is a master in disguise. A real master that very rare he never share his knowledge from outside people.

[@humbletraderofficial]

I will learn this leglock variation tonight. Thank you. Amazing.

[@imaginarts]

You're welcome ! Thanks for watching

[@humbletraderofficial]

@@imaginarts please add more parts like these soon.

[@cryptojack4933]

Beautiful first time seeing this! TY!

[@KenMikaze]

So many white boys with no original martial arts trying to discount one technique that has been working for centuries for a more recent, yet popular one. I'm not going to discount BJJ here, it is a good art. I wasn't trained on that, but I was trained on just basic Jujutsu. While Dumog and Jujutsu are two different and unrelated arts, there are some similar take downs; while undeniably, some FMA were also Judo/Karate, the fluidity of FMA, allowed them to incorporate some Judo techniques into FMA, while still being distinct. Judo/Jujutsu footworks are wider, whilst FMA is narrower. OK, Dumog, is not Grappling, per se. In the Visayan Language, dumog means tackle. The closest translation to grapple in the Visayan Language is lubag, which means to wrangle. Lubag-Lihay means, grapple and evade. In the classical Dumog, where in, weapons are also utilised, Lubag-lihay is used so that the opponent who would most likely still be armed, won't be able to use his weapons against you while you are grappling you. So, before you white idiots complain why there are open spots in the techniques, drill this in your ignorant coconuts. DUMOG was not invented for UNARMED combat, but rather, to counter an ARMED opponent.

[@anthonyluft1091]

Kenneth Cabauatan Man I am a white guy and I know this shit works because I am a filipino martial art/JKD Practitioner in the Inosanto curriculum. You should look up Paul Vunack or Bill McGrath.

[@anthonyluft1091]

Kenneth Cabauatan Bill McGrath from Pekiti -Tirsia.

[@anthonyluft1091]

Or you should look up the Dog Brothers.

[@Zetrao]

"White boys with no original martial arts" sorry but "White boys" do have many many original martial arts that you´re just to uneducated to know of.

[@dwener9333]

As far as i know, dumog has been in ph history for so long some other says that it was founded when spanish conquered the ph, since spaniards baned the filipinos for practicing eskrima because it was so deadly, then filipinos tried to create more techniques including sikaran, kuntaw, dumog, buno etc. And dumog is founded in panay island, patnongon province of antique, some says it came from ilo-ilo, or capiz

[@ChineseWrestlingCeKungFu]

Great video, thank you for sharing!!!

[@carnivalwrestler]

These are excellent techniques, and I love FMA, but in America and England and Japan, we don't call it "Dumog", we call it "Catch Wrestling" : ) Some of these remind me of Erik Paulson's submissions techniques or the techniques I studied under one of his black belt students (Gracie jiu Jitsu and Catch Wrestling, Boxing). I Liked this one, but I had already subscribed to this channel after watching Part 2 in which the first move you did was a "coil lock" as called in catch wrestling (or "omoplata" in bjj) and you did it very fluidly and quickly. The techniques you demonstrate are very applicable on the street or in the cage in a grappling situation. Thanks for sharing these with us.

[@obsidianrex8870]

so called carnival wrestler....real catch wrestling had NO wrestling off the back...in the oldest rulesets of catch as catch can if the shoulders were pinned the match was over.

[@carnivalwrestler]

You do understand that being on your back and being pinned can be two different things, right? And even some bjj practitioners say the omo plata was originally a catch move. And where do you think you perform the omo plata from? BTW, all the catch matches that I know of today still end when one's shoulders are pinned, or one is submitted, same as it was in the old days. I didn't want to come across as dissing FMA, esp since these Dumog techniques are prob at least 150 years old (coming from Indonesia, I think), so who knows who invented what? That was long before bjj, and towards the beginning of catch in Europe and the U.S. I don't really care, I just like to learn what's effective.

[@obsidianrex8870]

carnivalwrestler yeah.....that's why folkstyle and freestyle wrestlers spend so much time wrestling off there backs.....get real....if your on your back in catch, your about to be pinned not time for locks.

[@chickenbeckerman591]

actually there are numerous Omoplata setups that don't start from your back. Omaplatas can be hit from anywhere.

[@KenMikaze]

dumog is more than just 100 years old, we've been doing these for hundreds of years.

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

The best thing about the style is that most wrestlers are expecting arm or neck submissions. When you are stymied, go to the leg lock and it will be there for you.

[@yongskiemixtv1677]

Sir,napakaganda ng ibinahage ninyo saludo ako sau,

[@jorgefrancisquite2282]

Sakit lang palandungon nga ang mga dayo pa ang nka appreciate sa atong fighting system. Unta mahatagan ni og pagtagad... being a kali practitioner, akong gina cguro na matudlo og masabtan ang atong art... hope to meet you in the near future sir

[@amadeusseno8397]

tinu.od kana higala ko, apan ang mga kabataan nato ang gi bansaybansay ky ang panagang sa mga dayo.

[@frontsightabiladilburnurde4283]

Mswerte ako na meet ko si grandmaster frank sobrino😍 Last sept 30 2k18,thanks to nang divine the daughter of gm frank

[@shujiling213]

Awesome skill

[@ejboyroldan1055]

salamat kaayo IDOL usa ko ka Bisaya nga nag toun sab ug binisaya nga Filipino Lubag lubag, dumog, Pangamut ug knife/blade combat. Pero daghan kug na ton-an sa ani nga video. salamat kaayo Guro

[@sanddocon]

wow lots of shooto locks i see here

[@jaimejuntilla4777]

Galing talaga ng manga instractor sa untv salamat sa dios ama

[@hoofheartedicemelted296]

This is very important technique. Should have used 2 camera positions. Failing that the 2 combatants should have switched sides after each technique. Regardless from what we could see, the technique is solid and real.

[@willinhkvlogs923]

salute you master,thNks for sharing your technics in martial arts,, morempower to your channel

[@nyzheal5364]

This is one of the best technique of dumog.

[@mikehawkins7763]

love the heel hoook at 5.12

[@2ndamendment980]

BJJ while rolling doesn’t allow that approach as it’s too dangerous to make it a routine unless you attained an advance training. All locks are mainly practiced routinely with nogi bjj.

[@vivendocristo6247]

Muito boa aula!👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@raikey2176]

One complaint I have with Fma is usually in a technique, they only secure one hand or arm, making yourself open for a hit from the other hand. Just like in this video.

[@azizbensbaa1243]

very good

[@GodsAssassin]

So wrong on so many levels. If you're on the blind side of an opponent and secure one arm and move 45 degrees off the other hand cannot reach you. Too far to strike you with. In a standing up range. Dumog is last resort never first resort PTK is go to aggressive weapons first then hand to hand.

[@carltorres1006]

Try to punch on those prone positions. I bet you could only reach 1cm of your skin

[@KenMikaze]

uhm, you are partly right, however, the victim who was grappled upon wouldn't have time to think while he's being taken down. It's just like in any other combat sports, like boxing, for example. Even if you see an opening, you can't just peruse it if your opponent is giving you a flurry, but rather, you'd be using your forearms to block those punches.

[@rabinespanio4883]

If 2 trains punch you go sidewards so just 1 train only hit you.

[@thornados4969]

He showed how to secure the weak joint of the foot. Sometimes, the opponent has strong foot and they endure the pain which makes lubag becomes useless.

[@imaginarts]

May be it is not about to secure but to dislocate.

[@brionpollack1556]

Fantastic

[@sharonmaycabrera6132]

Galing ah kuya. Dpat mas marami pang nagaganito

[@Petike9108]

Can someone tell me the names of the techniques? (in filipino/tagalog) Eg: leg sweep, locks, positions stc.

[@jomarbontia8735]

Dumog is the name of the martial arts very few who know to do this art very rare. Most of the Filipino master or alot of them hide their knowledge and keep it for themself and never share to everyone. That's why many Filipino self defense is vanishing

[@lenchonegro5567]

Love this guy

[@frankiecal3186]

Dumog the catch wrestling of the Philippines.

[@chayilel9804]

excellent

[@RougeLex]

LOVE IT! The only style of fighting capable of beating that Brazilian Jungle Wrestling called Ju Jitsu.

[@KenMikaze]

uhm, dumog guy would be disqualified if he fights against BJJ.

[@RougeLex]

@@KenMikaze FACTS!

[@abasia3538]

Can you do dragon sleeper tutorial?

[@annsegarino7463]

Sir.ikaw Po ba yong mga nagtrain Ng mga police dati dto sa boracay?slmat po

[@Daryphi91]

A great content video.. For example i am planning to study Modern Arnis is this included or Dumog is a individual training?

[@PJCC_BAISH]

It is complete different fight style.. Dumog is a Filipino grappling.

[@Kev80ification]

Beautiful!

[@gregorykhanconley9346]

Excellent Guru

[@dimagilkindaanib9745]

Sir Sana maturuhan mu Ng tiknik ang team lakay qlng KC sila SA grappling skill

[@user-bj8mm4lv6b]

Just did the 4th one during a sparring session and slammed him good, the S grip slam, always pressure test your moves.

[@RandomUser_online]

grappling is really universal

[@RandomUser_online]

I also want to learn this native martial art with bjj

[@sypher3377]

Who is the guy training in this video he’s amazing what’s his name or his school

[@unicornsblog8092]

amo ni ang nmi nga tun-an, address or club nyo nong?

[@davidtice4972]

Esto es muy bueno!

[@kanmon3058]

Gonna learn it.

[@doomsday8739]

Brilliant.

[@halibas1553]

the filipino way of martial arts.

[@templeofthemachetewhowinsa1587]

Holy shit that looks like CACC Wrestling. Wow :)

[@vonjuez654]

Because it is. One enterprising Filipino learn western submission wrestling and change its name to Dumog.

[@marcusjones9279]

This is catch wrestling. I know all these moves he was doing.

[@TheKoreanarcher00]

Who is this coach? Can i connect this coach i want learn this

[@kennethowenocampo73]

Where can I train Dumog? Manila/Cavite area. Preferably Cavite area. Thanks!

[@KenMikaze]

It's a hard question. You can't be taught Dumog in Luneta by the masters there as they're quite busy teaching you how to strike, but if you want to learn, You'd have to go to Visayas.

[@rjabrogar3492]

I don't think this is dumog,cause i thought dumog uses grabbing,eye-patching???,and biting.But where is it in this video?

[@sjustus7]

That's kinomutay (there are other spellings, as well). You can mix that in with dumog because it takes place at wrestling range but it is not the same thing.

[@brooklynmonk1]

How can I contact this wrestling master, so I can go train with him in the Philippines?

[@imaginarts]

Sorry since our last contact he changed his number.

[@foremost6233]

It's like a jiu jutsu?

[@stevenlees8504]

Galing technical.

[@hubsasg6600]

Why im not seeing these techniques from team lakay??

[@KenMikaze]

Team Lakay is not a visayan variant, but rather North Luzon. Dumog and Lubag are Visayan terms, and not really known in the North, They're mostly strikers.

[@jaimepaternodelaza9695]

Saan kayo located sa manila?

[@jasonhertha2795]

That's awesome stuff!

[@strikewong4759]

This is a superb demonstration of grappling & thank you for sharing. However, what is the full name of this Dumog master who is a friend of Master Frank Sobrino?

[@hubertlantajo6724]

Dumog is original Visayan Martial art

[@Itsadarkworld34]

He's soo smooth and sneaky, I like it. It's kind of like Eskrima on the ground in a sense

[@timdella92]

Scott Ocha it’s under the same umbrella.

[@Itsadarkworld34]

@@timdella92 Yes but I've never seen it applied, or even done. I've heard about. I've done Eskrima techniques on the ground but very little of it, still different

[@Itsadarkworld34]

@Kaen Awoken in the backyard is where I first learned

[@ianbanares7386]

I'm gonna try this on Gordon Ryan haha

[@CZECHMATE650]

Looks a lot like Judo in street clothes. My brother is Guru in Kali/Silat and I was a Judoka. We decided to have a fight (training). We used magic markers, Both caught up in the competition we DIDN'T REALIZE WE HAD PERMANANT MARKERS!!! We looked like idiots for days!

[@themountainknights]

I would like to learn filipino wrestling from you (not jocking)🙏

[@deeblue984]

NICE

[@sharpasfhuuk7355]

Whoes the grand dady of dumog and made it up ? Please dont say a blind princes without a king

[@ugyennorbu7325]

Wow

[@bryanmagallanes8]

proud..martial arts pala tong dumog

[@Aaron3Villanueva]

I'm from SF, Bay Area, CA. I plan on traveling to the Philippines, specifically Tanay, Rizal. Where can I learn this?

[@imaginarts]

Sorry since our last contact he changed his number.

[@austienbryandemesa5841]

where can we train??? sirr pa training ka please!

[@imaginarts]

Cannot say. Master Sobrino is moving a lot. You can track him down on facebook.

[@vincebundokero6195]

Sir ano po FB ni Master Sobrino? Thanks.

[@yulawtheone4361]

Nindot

[@rodjdhazlee]

Lupit mo master

[@alvenverdida9914]

Galing

[@BenVereen2020]

actually, it's crap bro.

[@edi9892]

0:22 the fastest way to end a wrestling match...

[@A.M.Customs]

Who is this master?

[@nightblushgaming1315]

grandmaster sobrino

[@A.M.Customs]

@@nightblushgaming1315 thank you

[@nikikaysvlogs6538]

sagaD² ba kuya frank

[@Zack1440]

👍🏽

[@willsantos1980]

Wow great moves for a pinoy martial arts.. i really hope you can teach this to the philippines army and navy so the army can add an arsenal defense tactic of ever China or North korea plans to start world war 3.

[@geronimomagtanggol6192]

Yan Yung catch wrestling.

[@diegoebanales1052]

Twisting .

[@heinraaf1178]

Te gek!

[@ktugaoen]

who is this teacher?

[@imaginarts]

This is Master Frank Sobrino

[@ktugaoen]

Imagin' Arts does he have dvd lessons?

[@imaginarts]

No he doesn’t have DVD, he is just teaching it. He allowed me to film a part of a private seminar in Manila

[@ktugaoen]

Imagin' Arts oh shit thats really nice. its hard to find Dumog teachers like him. I like the concept of dumog as its combat oriented a lot of famous grappling arts like bjj, wrestling is good but lacking the effeciency of some techniques to finish the fight. Thanks for sharing!!

[@mattbueron2652]

Alex Zaharkevich dude. most likely the teachers of dumog in the Philippines are from military, and judging by the way he carries himself he's definitely a or was a PMA soldier

[@markusgroms2939]

is this a dumog?

[@KenMikaze]

modern dumog.

[@spicyseniorito7333]

Hi.. I'm a amateur MMA fighter.. I want to represent FMA dumog.. I need a coach for it..

[@imaginarts]

You will have to go in the Philippines to meet one of the few skilled masters of the art.

[@randommyts]

while kingdoms around the world are already building school systems and already doing calculus.We Filipino's are still doing hand to hand and melee combat to defend our tribes and some even still practicing head hunt.. so if you want to learn melee fight I can recommend learning whats practice for ages like this one.

[@rabinespanio4883]

Yet china is rich and popular because of these "mellee"techs.Imagine if your country has no martial art.We will be forgotten and poor too.All "mellee"guys have enhanced I.Q btw(Jose Rizal,Bruce Lee ,Miyamoto Musashi etc).

[@user-mf2gi8mm9y]

i think this is better than jujitsu