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WTF...this needs to stop!....someone will get hurt using this "what ever it is"

One of the things about jkd is to not have forms which is why Bruce used karate as an example of unrealistic training. According to Bruce’s personal training schedule he incorporated boxing in 1965, stopped practicing the first form of wing chun by 1968 and by 1970 no wing chun including trapping. Instead he practiced boxing, kickboxing, weight training and street effective techniques. In 1969 he told William cheung: "I have lost faith in the Chinese classical arts…my line of training is more toward efficient street fighting with everything goes…I’ve named my style jeet kune do, reason for my not sticking to Wing Chun is because I sincerely feel that this style has more to offer regarding efficiency." In 1970 Dan Inosanto did a interview on jkd in Karate Illustrated and no where in the pics or text does it mention wing chun or kali. Instead showing narrow fencing like footwork and boxing techniques. Dan describes jkd sparring as "vicious but polished street fighting, boxing, wrestling." Link to interview: jkdjoaquinmarcelo.com/entrevistas/jkddani1970.pdf

Il trapping potrebbe risultare efficace contro lo striking?

Bruce removed trapping in his development of jkd.

I like this art of partner Training.

Bullshido 😂

Great demonstration!

Perfect!

Very good!

Very good! I am your new subscriber. Greetings from Poland

Si ma con un opponente statico è tutto più semplice,vorrei vedere una difesa con opponente nn collaborativo,che tira calci è pugni ma in maniera dinamica

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Buono.. assomiglia a stile di FredMastro...

1:05 sidekick groin

molto utili queste finte anche io le imparai grazie per avermele fatte ricordare

From my point of view, a pendulum kick makes no sense, since if the opponent sees that the base leg is moving forward he can easily predict the movement and counter it

this is not jkd original

There are no forms in Jeet Kune Do. Show where Bruce Lee showed forms after 1967.

Sarebbe interessante testarli in sparring leggero. Consiglio youtuber come Kevin Lee, ma anche MmaShreddedJeffChan e molti altri tra cui Gabriel Varga, che postano video di sparring e test sotto pressione("pressure testing") con su riprodotto il loro commento a posteriori.

Great video! May I ask how can u execute properly a rear leg kick??

0:58 The move after the GO LAN SAO DA is JUNG LAN SAO DA. Means centerline hit. Middle hit. JUNG (center) ❤

Thank you

None of this would actually work in a real fight because an opponent won't just stand there. You have to work on footwork, movements fighting going in and out .

Do the round house last

Stop kicks?

I use a high bong out as far as I can get it .. a QUAN actually.. and I’ll scoop a FOOK SAO off of it.. WHISKING HAND and SUT SAO help.. but a CHEUNG will pin the wrist! .. very nice

Very nice use of “SAM TIM” front hand used twice on two different lines!” Great work!

Nice “PAK-GUA” sets up the thunder from the mountain” the GAU CHOY or hook punch..

Very well done I subscribed and I do a version of Jun fan called VIPER and it’s mainly Madame Wing Chun with lots of knockouts! Stop by sometime! Ty! Great work!

You're taking two steps before firing the punch. Telegraphing.

Hand before the foot. Otherwise, you're telegraphing. Don't take a step, then punch.

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Good stuff. Simple and effective.

Great ! 👌 Looks like Emil Martirossian a icon of JKD in UK 👍 - Brazil - #JeetKuneDo

🙃 Great work! You should use PromoSM!!! ! You could use it to grow your channel!

Very nice sir. Where are you from sir

E' sempre un piacere vedere canali che trattano di certi argomenti. Se vi va seguitemi anche voi, proprio ieri ho fatto un video su Bruce Lee, è sempre interessante confrontarsi ogni tanto. Buona giornata!

Non trovo il motivo di inserire forme all'interno di un programma di JKD, tutto questo deriva dal Wing Chun o Jun Fan Gung Fu.

People who keep saying this is not JKD, forget that JKD went through different stages of development. Yes, this is not part of the latter JKD curriculum that Sijo was working with Sifu Ted, but this was part of the early JKD that Guro Dan, GM Taky, and James Lee was working on. This is the bridge between Wing Chun and Jun Fan Gung Fu, which later evolved to the JKD taught in the 70's that looked more like fencing and boxing. Now the question is, does this have any value still? Since Sijo Bruce Lee "discarded" it, does it mean it's garbage and must be stripped out of all JKD curriculums? Well, let me ask you this. When you were in college, were you still doing first grade arithmetic? 1+1, 2+2 and stuff? Were you still being taught how to color or draw shapes? I sure do hope not. If you are a normal person, you would be doing Calculus by then or Business Math. So since you are no longer doing Arithmetic, does that mean that that subject no longer has any value and must be removed from the course syllabus of elementary students? I hope your are getting what I mean by this. JKD is about stripping away, and chiseling your system down to its very core until you get to your own JKD, which would be unique to you. But to strip away, you must need to first have material to strip away from, other wise, you will have nothing. That's why Guro Dan said that to get to JEET KUNE DO, you first must have leaned JUN FAN GUNG FU. So should we still practice Ung Moon? I think it's good to be taught to beginners so that they learn the basic moves and self defense techniques. So I keep it. But I modified it so that the structure is closer to realistic combat. Then after this, my students move on to something closer to the latter stage JKD syllabus. Then after that, we move to learning grappling and hand-held weaponry. In my organization, we do not believe that Bruce Lee created JKD to make copies of himself. He didn't want you to become the next Bruce Lee, he wanted his students to become the best version of themselves. If you read Tao of Jeet Kune Do and Bruce Lee's articles in Black Belt Magazine, you will know that what I say is true.

Balance. your structure is not good, and when you pak sau you should be closer to control any counter attacks, when you kick your off balance and not close enough to finish him. Don’t be a robot, find the natural movements for yourself along with the timing. You have to take Bruce Lee’s Art and make it your own, not try and be a copy of Bruce Lee. What your trying to demonstrate has to look and FEEL natural.

When Bruce said JKD was formless he literally meant that there were no forms/patterns/kata. A “JKD form” makes as much sense as a football bat. If you want to practice JKD by yourself your time is 100% better spent shadow boxing, hitting bags or doing some other exercise where you are using timing, energy, motion and off beat tempo. This is a backslide. That’s not to say forms are or ever were without value. Back in the day there were no books, magazines, videos. A form might have been the only reference material for a student to use and properly done would serve as a form of shadow boxing. But it’s an outdated, inefficient way to train.

Juk tek is my favorite❤️

really good, this entry on the outside with biu jee is very effective

Very Nice

With all respect sir, I don't say what you teach in this video can't work. But in my opinion, the only way to check if it works or not is to test it against a muay thai or mma fighter. You should invite someone for a friendly sparring in order to see what happens...

Can you make all in slow motion please?

JKD isn't SUPPOSED to have, "FORMS," per-ce', rather, fundamental techniques derived from Wing Chun.

this is more of the Early stages of JKD, when Bruce Lee focuses more on Wing Chun techniques.

Not Jkd ... this is wingchun

Thought the point of jeet kune do was that it was formless This just looks like a custom wing chun form