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This material builds on the Lutang (then called the Ilustrisimo Cross Step) seen in Combining Stick & Footwork.
i have always mainly referred to this as the lameco cross step but knowing you said it is from Illustrisimo Kali. I will correct my terminology 🙂
Well given how many syllables each of those is, it is good thing that we use “Lutang” now, haha — and a good thing that an instructor know the lineage from Tatang Ilustrisimo to PG Edgar Sulite to me.
High level material: creating angular ways to attack or counter-attack it’s the best choice in any circumstance.
Tryin’ to experiment this material I’ve noticed that it’s linked with others important kind of footwork (i.e. spiral footwork) and using naturally our bodymechanic we can switch directly and easy to the false lead: in my training I’ve found natural in Lutang 2 by remaining on the gum.
Thanks a lot!
Sounds like you are getting the material on a good level.
Please share your adventures in exploring it here!
I taught this progression to one of my students yesterday. It offered great training in kickboxing movement strategies and a good single stick review/progressions from lameco 3 (lutang 1) to salty structure (lutang 2).
Glad I saw this and the new name. As always, great material.