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Does Martial Arts Energy and Have Relevance Today-Episode 953-whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
SUMMARY
In this episode, Hayashi Tomio discusses his journey of discovering and understanding the concept of Qi in martial arts. He shares his personal experience of realizing the existence of Qi during a training session and how it sparked a 30-year investigation into the practical application of Qi in traditional martial arts. Hayashi Tomio emphasizes the importance of understanding and harnessing Qi in martial arts training and explains how it can enhance strength and technique. He also highlights the significance of proper body alignment, breathing, and relaxation in cultivating and utilizing Qi. He explains that our bodies project an energy field, known as the subtle energy body or chi, which can be manipulated to enhance physical strength and performance. Hayashi emphasizes the importance of proper technique and body alignment in activating this energy field. He also explores the connection between the energy field and the mind, highlighting the role of mental control in harnessing the power of subtle energy. Hayashi shares insights from his book, 'Kiko: Hidden Power Electric Moves,' which delves deeper into these concepts and provides practical guidance for martial artists.
TAKEAWAYS
* Understanding and harnessing Qi can enhance strength and technique in martial arts.
* Proper body alignment, breathing, and relaxation are essential in cultivating and utilizing Qi.
*The katas in traditional martial arts contain bio-energetic techniques that are often overlooked or misunderstood.
* There is a need for more practical and grounded education about Qi in Western martial arts culture.
* Qi is not in contention with biomechanics but can complement and enhance it. Our bodies project an energy field known as the subtle energy body or chi.
* Proper technique and body alignment can activate and enhance the energy field.
* Mental control plays a crucial role in harnessing the power of subtle energy.
* Hayashi's book, 'Kiko Hidden Power Electric Moves,' provides practical guidance for martial artists.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction and Background
06:21 The Epiphany: Discovering Qi
13:30 Unveiling the Bio-Energetic Techniques in Martial Arts
21:19 Manipulating the Energetic Field: Understanding Qi
26:32 The Importance of Body Alignment and Movement in Harnessing Qi
32:20 The Role of Kata in Cultivating and Utilizing Qi
37:15 The Synergy between Qi and Biomechanics in Martial Arts
40:03 The Lost Art of Kata
43:59 Exploring the Concept of Key
46:32 Bending the Unbendable Arm
58:43 The Power of Stepping to the Left
01:06:13 Introducing 'Kiko Hidden Power Electric Moves'
To purchase Hayashi’s new book, please
visit: www.amazon.com/s?k=kiko+hidden+power+electric+moves%2C+Hayashi+tomio
or on his website at isshinkempo.com/shop/
✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms:
🎧Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3mVnZmf
🎧Spotify: spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ
🎧Google: bit.ly/3kLSpo8
✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at www.whistlekick.com or www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com
In this episode, Hayashi Tomio discusses his journey of discovering and understanding the concept of Qi in martial arts. He shares his personal experience of realizing the existence of Qi during a training session and how it sparked a 30-year investigation into the practical application of Qi in traditional martial arts. Hayashi Tomio emphasizes the importance of understanding and harnessing Qi in martial arts training and explains how it can enhance strength and technique. He also highlights the significance of proper body alignment, breathing, and relaxation in cultivating and utilizing Qi. He explains that our bodies project an energy field, known as the subtle energy body or chi, which can be manipulated to enhance physical strength and performance. Hayashi emphasizes the importance of proper technique and body alignment in activating this energy field. He also explores the connection between the energy field and the mind, highlighting the role of mental control in harnessing the power of subtle energy. Hayashi shares insights from his book, 'Kiko: Hidden Power Electric Moves,' which delves deeper into these concepts and provides practical guidance for martial artists.
TAKEAWAYS
* Understanding and harnessing Qi can enhance strength and technique in martial arts.
* Proper body alignment, breathing, and relaxation are essential in cultivating and utilizing Qi.
*The katas in traditional martial arts contain bio-energetic techniques that are often overlooked or misunderstood.
* There is a need for more practical and grounded education about Qi in Western martial arts culture.
* Qi is not in contention with biomechanics but can complement and enhance it. Our bodies project an energy field known as the subtle energy body or chi.
* Proper technique and body alignment can activate and enhance the energy field.
* Mental control plays a crucial role in harnessing the power of subtle energy.
* Hayashi's book, 'Kiko Hidden Power Electric Moves,' provides practical guidance for martial artists.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction and Background
06:21 The Epiphany: Discovering Qi
13:30 Unveiling the Bio-Energetic Techniques in Martial Arts
21:19 Manipulating the Energetic Field: Understanding Qi
26:32 The Importance of Body Alignment and Movement in Harnessing Qi
32:20 The Role of Kata in Cultivating and Utilizing Qi
37:15 The Synergy between Qi and Biomechanics in Martial Arts
40:03 The Lost Art of Kata
43:59 Exploring the Concept of Key
46:32 Bending the Unbendable Arm
58:43 The Power of Stepping to the Left
01:06:13 Introducing 'Kiko Hidden Power Electric Moves'
To purchase Hayashi’s new book, please
visit: www.amazon.com/s?k=kiko+hidden+power+electric+moves%2C+Hayashi+tomio
or on his website at isshinkempo.com/shop/
✅Subscribe to whistlekick Martial Arts Radio on the following platforms:
🎧Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3mVnZmf
🎧Spotify: spoti.fi/3yHVdHQ
🎧Google: bit.ly/3kLSpo8
✅You can find whistlekick on all social media platforms using the handle @whistlekick or visit our website at www.whistlekick.com or www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com
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Eyal Yanilov - Episode 952 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio
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SUMMARY In this episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, Jeremy interviews Master Eyal Yanilov, the head instructor of Krav Maga Global. Eyal discusses the evolution of Krav Maga and how it has become a comprehensive system that incorporates self-defense, combat, and fighting techniques. He explains the importance of principles, variations, and tactics in Krav Maga training. Eyal also shares ...
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SUMMARY Chris Rappold discusses his relationship with Team John Paul Mitchell and the culture of the team. He shares how he got involved with the team and the regional competition scene in New England. Chris emphasizes the importance of the team mentality and the concept of 'we before me' within the team. He also talks about the confusion surrounding the names Paul Mitchell and John Paul Mitche...
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SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy Lesniak is joined by Master Chris Rappold and he discuss the impact of martial arts training on individuals and families. Master Rappold talks about the power of martial arts to change lives and the joy of seeing students bring their own children to train. He also discusses the importance of creating a family atmosphere in martial arts schools and the benefi...
Ins and Outs of Cross Training - Episode 949 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY In this episode, Andrew Adams, Mark Warner, and Craig Wharem discuss the ins and outs of cross training in martial arts. They highlight the benefits of cross training, such as expanding knowledge and skills, making connections with other martial artists, and gaining a fresh perspective on one's own art. They also mention the importance of having an open mind, setting goals, and communic...
Karen Guarino - Episode 948 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY The conversation covers various topics including Sensei Karen Guarino's background in martial arts, her experience working at a nature center and zoo, and her return to martial arts after a 16-year hiatus. She discusses the impact of martial arts on her confidence and ability to perform on stage. She also shares her love for animals and her work as a zookeeper. The conversation highligh...
Conversations on Opening a School - Episode 947 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
zhlédnutí 13Před 21 dnem
SUMMARY In this conversation, Andrew Adams, Nick Taber, and Gregory Williams discuss the process of opening a new martial arts school. They share their personal experiences and motivations for starting their own schools, as well as the challenges they faced. In this conversation, Andrew, Greg, and Nick discuss the challenges of starting a martial arts school and share their experiences and insi...
Jeff Goodrum - Episode 946 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY Jeremy chat with his guest, Coach Jeff Goodrum, and discusses his love for martial arts and the open-mindedness it brings. He talks about the importance of being a student and constantly learning, as well as the impact of his instructors and upbringing on his mindset. Coach Goodrum also touches on his experiences with fighting and the entertainment aspect of martial arts. He reflects on...
2 Schools of Thought: Uniforms or Not - Episode 945 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew discuss the pros and cons of training in a traditional martial arts uniform versus something else. They explore the benefits of uniformity, such as setting behavior expectations and creating a sense of belonging. They also discuss the downsides, including the restriction of movement and the expense of purchasing multiple uniforms. Additionally, they to...
Wyatt Meriwether - Episode 944 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy sits down with Wyatt Meriwether and discusses various topics including martial arts, strongman training, ballet, and the importance of consistency in training. They talk about the balance between flexibility and strength, the dangers of certain exercises, and the need for dedication and perseverance in achieving goals. Wyatt also touches on the challenges of...
The Legacy we Leave Behind - Episode 943 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
zhlédnutí 46Před měsícem
The conversation (with Craig Wharem, Kellie Thomas, Mark Warner, Karen Guarino, Matt Nather, Victor Guarino) revolves around the topic of legacy in martial arts. The participants discuss what they hope to leave behind and what they want their students to take away from their teachings. They emphasize the importance of having fun, building self-confidence, and creating a sense of belonging. They...
Jake Miesner - Episode 942 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY Jeremy sits and chats with Jake Miesner after FTDMW in Kansas. Jake discusses his martial arts background and experiences. He shares his journey from starting martial arts to becoming a teacher and opening his own school. He emphasizes the importance of breaking down movements and keeping the learning process fun and simple. Jake talks about his transition from being a band director to ...
The Why of Free Training Day Midwest - Episode 941 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY Jeremy chats with Victor and Karen Guarino, hosts of Free Training Day Midwest, as well as Craig Wharem, Kellie Thomas, Matt Nather, and Mark Warner; presenters that traveled to Kansas from the east coast. They discuss their experiences with free training days and the sense of community and support they provide. They talk about the importance of connecting with other martial artists and...
Paul Musolf - Episode 940 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY In this episode, Jeremy is joined by Sensei Paul Musolf, a martial artist in Flushing, MI. They discuss Paul's background in teaching and his transition to working in the glass industry. Paul shares his experiences as a special education teacher and the challenges he faced in the classroom. He also talks about the impact of martial arts on his teaching and how it helps him show up as a ...
Ethics in Leadership - Episode 939 - whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast
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SUMMARY In this conversation, Jeremy and Brendan Wilson discuss the topic of leadership and its application in the martial arts. They explore the importance of creating an environment where people can do their best, the role of communication and vision in leadership, and the ethical decisions leaders face. They also touch on the concept of culture in martial arts schools and the responsibility ...
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HOLY SHIT :) :) :) - Seeing Eyal made me realise how old I am and what a long time ago it is that I ran the UK MEET which was a one day event where different martial artists got together to train. Eyal ran what I believe was the first open training of KM in the UK and I still remember nearly having a heart attack when he opened up a bag of knives for us all to train with - real knives, SHARP knives, hopefully made 'safe' by taping over the edge of the blade :) What impressed me MOST about Eyal was that after teaching his session, he didn't go off to sit and chat or just leave like several instructors did over the course of the 8 times we ran the UK MEET but he stayed on and I recall him training in the Wing Chun session run by Victor Evelyn. Great days, great man :)
Chris has been an icon of excellence in both martial arts industry and in his hometown. But more importantly he has been a genuine and authentic good friend to many, like myself. I love hearing him speak and talk about his past. Thank you for doing this.
First of all, styles make fights. Second, Hoost lost those fights before he was in his prime, he didn’t even won a K1 GP yet. Cikatic was a hard opponent for Hoost because of his style, but that doesn’t mean he would lose to Wilson. Hoost beat almost everyone afterwards, he would beat Wilson up bad
Thank you very much for sharing this.
Benny The Jet! One of the first. I love his fights with Jackie Chan! Fast and agile. Not to mention Jet's great personality. ♥
Willie The Bam's philosophy is so true. Like a screenwriter or a guitarist, wanting to be progress, you have to take criticism.
This is Cheyenne. Great interview and I'll buy your book.
Just started with Sensei Johnstone. I'm extremely impressed with him.
That's great to hear! Have you trained prior? ~jeremy
@@Whistlekick as a child for a few years, also when I recently got back to it I started with Seki Sensei online. He was amazing as well, but my zoom was not cooperating and I kept crashing every 10 minutes which prompted me to look for an actual dojo in my area. This is how I found the place.
Love it, Jeff is a great guy
Very incredible inspring martial artist🐲💥
Such a great dude 💪
Thats my boy Jeff!
Jeff is one of the best people I know
Does this guy have to smack his lips when he talks
Hey, I was still new to this. No need to be rude.
Lauren Mary Kim is Impressive
absolutely amazing interview, Dan Milman is one of my biggest inspirations
Do you have a favorite book?
@@Whistlekick way of the peaceful warrior is my favorite book period
@@Santokuryu <3
First of all Bill Bob Wall and Chuck Norris they both have an ego and if you didn't know Bruce Lee was both their teachers also in Wing Chun it's true it is believed that kicking above The waste is not part of the art however Kung Fu is and Bruce Lee was doing perfect high kicks way before he met Chuck Norris Chuck Norris wants to take credit for something he never tough Bruce I can prove what I'm saying Chuck can't Chuck Norris was Bruce Lee's student just like Joe Lewis was Bruce Lee's student and many other's so Bob Wall is a lier Chuck Norris is to and I will tell Chuck to his face with evidence to show that he's a lier so please in the future don't talk about something first without having the evidence it only makes you look as bad as they are.
This is so late but Jerrys instruction videos meant a lot to me
Oh, cool! Which one(s) do you have?
Sweet
This was so much fun to record
fantastic as always guys
Thank you! We try :D
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are you famous? bill"superfoot"wallace,bruce lee deed has it own history recorded in black and white,which made him if you like to used the word "famous" i would rather say " known "you have made hundreds video of your own it does not have much effect, on the other hand there are many others made video of bruce lee through admiration .used your precious time doing good for yourself , than throw dirt on others!!!!!
I just want to check in and be clear that Mr. Wallace did not make this video. He was a guest on our podcast. ~jeremy
I have so much respect for prof Duncan. I miss ya Rudy. Learned so much from him. I remember some of those old days workouts. Bloody lips etc. 🙂
You should interview John Little who published Wrath of the Dragon: The Recorded Fights of Bruce Lee, since he details the real situation between Joe and Bruce. You can even find his interviews on this topic on YT.
We would certainly have him on! ~jeremy
So much ❤️ for Prof. Duncan. Man, I forgot all about the "Silent Classes".. I need to bring that back. 😆
Ha! Look forward to hearing how that goes. ~jeremy
Awesome interview!! Amazing to hear about such important topics from such a different and experienced perspective. Much respect to Whistlekick and Sensei Wojciech!!
Thank you! ~jeremy
I studied at united academy back in the 90s under grandmaster graham...I was young elementary school age. Remember when his sons were little boys and all... I honestly will never forget him. God bless him.
Sounds like he made quite an impact on you. ~jeremy
Bull shit - Bruce already had McQueen and all the other Hollywood elites - the truth of the matter is - Joe and his wife visited with Bruce and Linda. Later when Joe and his old lady got home they got into an argument about how much time he was spending with Bruce training and neglecting her. So, she told Joe that Bruce had made a pass at her while Joe was in the other room. Joe out of anger ( and a death wish) jumped into his car and flew back over to Bruce’s house. When he began pounding on the door Bruce opened it and Joe said, what the Fuck were you doing making a pass at my wife ? Bruce could not believe it. He said, WHAT ? Then he called for Linda to come over and when she did Bruce said, Linda, I want you to hear this, Joe’s old lady said that I made a pass at her and Linda shook her head in disgust with Joe for believing her. Joe at that point knew that he Fucked up and simply walked away. When he got home he knew she had lied and set him up . She admitted such and they broke up. Bruce never forgave him for that. Bruce actually wanted to use Lewis in Return of the Dragon and possibly enter the Dragon. But, like they say, a jealous women is a dangerous women and Joe fell for it. I’m certain that was his biggest mistake in his life and regretted it until The day he died. Now, Bill Wallace shut your mouth if you don’t know the truth. Bruce name was already floating around that he did not need crumbs from Stone ( a wife stealer) Norris ( a liar) nor Joe or you for that matter. Everyone was seeking out Bruce. Tada…..
There's nothing wrong with stating these things, but if you're going to do so, keep it respectful, please.
And you know this how? Were you there? Cite your sources, if you're gonna make claims. It's only fair. Not saying Wallace is telling the truth or not, but he knew Lewis, Stone, Norris, Rhee, Mullins, Parker and so on and so on. He was around during those "golden years". Might not have known Lee, but he likely knew Brandon, Shannon and Linda over the course of the years.
@@barrettokarate go read Matthew’s Polly book on Bruce Lee - it explains it in details - that’s my source! Now, it’s up to you to look it up and confirm my evidence. Or shall I also give you the page numbers -
@@princeali1786 You could quote excerpts from the book. I have a copy of Mr. Polly's book handy and can confirm if you provide the page numbers. ~jeremy
@@Whistlekick Did you buy the book Just to stare at it all day ? Haven’t you read it ? Geez’s - you want me to find the part and write the page number’s down when You can simply do it yourself by reading the damn book. Ok, later when I have a moment I will write the page numbers down. SMH - people never cease to amaze me !
He talks very informative ,, maybe he's not allbuldhido but maybe he's wise in the obvious ways of his education ! Man ! He is not dumb! He talks good! Be open minded of his advice
He has also been very kind every time I've met or spoken with him. ~jeremy
"How martial arts should be"? Did you read this new one titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world.- After the Bible, it’s the next gοοd bοοk for you! Lordy lordy, what this man say... It blew my mind, learned so much, wish it was around when I was young. If you ever read it, let me know if you agree with me that it's one of the best. Thanks.
We've cycled through different iterations. Started out with just testing on new stuff as a formal testing, then did in-class/surprise promotions, now we're doing formal testing with cumulative demonstration. That's what most resonates with my passion, and with the area we're in, the parents seem to appreciate this mode the most. However, I do like the idea of pre-testing as a way to get the prior curriculum out of the way before the formal testing.
It's a challenge, isn't it? To make sure that tests are complete without being 12 hours long! Do you have pre-testing? ~Jeremy
@whistlekick9078 we're going to implement pre-testing starting next testing cycle. We have testing this weekend, so it's a little too late for it now, but I'm optimistic about its implementation.
@@sonkal-elkent6143 Awesome. I hope you'll come back and update us when you do, and how it goes/went! ~jeremy
Absolutely awesome.
This is not the reason. It was because Joe Lewis accused Bruce Lee of hitting on his wife and Joe Lewis went to the his house and confronted Bruce. Joe realizes that it was his wife that lied to him and from there they had a fallout.
Maybe? But these two knew Joe Lewis pretty well... do you have anything to back up your claim?
@@Whistlekick read Linda Lee book and John Little Wrath of the Dragon its mentioned it. By the way there's is an interview with John little on You Tube in which he mentioned it. My friend Jesus who is a Sifu, Spoke to Joe Lewis himself and he mentioned it to him. It was Joe Lewis wife that mess up there relationship.
@@luisvelazquez5420 but... why should we take the word of someone else over Joe Lewis' best friend, Bill Wallace and a long-time student?
@@JeremyLesniak why? Because they have been alot of Martial Artist that hate Bruce Lee because of his fame and popularity. Some say that he taught them and some say they taught him. When he was alive they guys wouldn't say anything about him but when he was gone, they came out with bad mouthing Bruce. As I said my friend spoke to him and he told him Bruce called him a Punk cause he accused him on hitting on his wife. Its also in a Linda Lee book and she was there.
@@luisvelazquez5420 Are you accusing these two of bad-mouthing Bruce Lee? That wasn't the impression I got sitting with them. And what's the name of Linda Lee's book that mentions this? ~jeremy
Love how you touched on the lock punch
thanks Louis ,, I found an easier way also from now on since I am getting used to being called on these shows, but a. much easier way to explain and demonstrate orbital striking .
High level stuff. Thanks G!
Thanks Jan but Jeremy really drew it out of me too !!!
As a student it was like watching different angles or sides of a diamond that has been beautifully handcrafted yet the process to perfection is not finished yet...there is more to go or keep.
wow Jason what a beautiful comment,, wow,, Gotta frame this one..
well said!
Great episode guys! G Anthony is always amazing! Thanks guys!
Thanks Darin so very very much
Great episode!! Always good to hear from the G💯🙏🏾
thanks King so very much
Jeremy and Andrew thank you so so very much for having my wife and I on the show. It was such a wonderful time and experience.. I will never forget it. The both of you are total pros.
It was great chatting with you! ~jeremy
Please ask Bill Wallace to say something about Mike Stone who was an equally good fighter.
Next time we record with him, maybe!
@@Whistlekick 👍
Equally as Bruce ??? Yeah right. Another guy who trained with Bruce and went on to win tournaments but later - when Bruce didn’t put them into his movies like he did Chuck had nothing but bad things to say about Bruce but of course it was after he died.
Thanks to Mr Wallace for this confirmation about Bruce Lee wanting other top world martial artists to name Bruce as their instructor, I think Bruce wanted more fame if other famous people had him for their instructor, if Bruce Lee thought he couldn't get what he wanted from other famous actors he than fell out with them.
Bruce Lee didn't need any of them. Alot of them were hypocrites, when he was alive nobody said anything bad about him, as soon as he is gone they start talking. All this being said, without them Bruce Lee is the biggest name in the Martial Arts and he helped introduce and inspired people to take up the Martial Arts more than anyone.
I like that explanation; much more articulate versus "I out rank you blah blah blah..."
This legendary martial arts gentleman Bill Superfoot Wallace would have broken Bruce Lee in the first round.
You're not alone in that opinion!
Really 😂😂😂
You mean Lee would have buried and cremated Superloose and your fake idol Lewis for all to see. Easy to act brave now that he is dead, but your sissies weren't running their mouths off when he was alive.
@@Whistlekick yes, he's not the only idiot who has this opinion. I hope you are not one of them.
2nd episode I listened to, with the 1st one being an interview with Grandmaster John Pelligrini 8 yrs ago. Aces to you guys!
Thanks so much! Maybe we can get you to stick around for a 3rd ;)
Great. Joe Lewis taught my Grandmaster in the early 1970s under the Tracy karate system with Ray Kligenburg.
There are many that witnessed Bruce in real confrontations. Dan Inosanto admitted he witnessed many, Jim Kelly, John Saxton, and Bolo Yeung talk about the fight between Bruce Lee and the extra on the set of Enter The Dragon. Bruce didn't do tournament fights because he felt they were too restricted and didn't fully prove the full effectiveness of full potential fighting. He did it for real.
For real? Where?
@@kumar7586 Watch the interviews of the people I mentioned. They talk about it.
@@kumar7586 get the book by John Little titled, Wrath of the Dragon: The Recorded Fights of Bruce Lee, and watch his interviews on this topic on YT.
I saw that fight between Joe and Bill in 1970. I was an instructor at Tracy's Karate and Joe was working for Tracy's and representing them on the tourney scene. Bill won with a backfist strike. Can't remember if it was in overtime, but I think so. Our school was in Indianapolis. We went to Glenn Keneey's school in Anderson one time and worked out there. Bill wasn't around that day, but I met him years later in Ocala, Florida and we had a nice chat. I was able to learn several techniques through Joe because he gave seminars for Tracy's instructors. That plus his JLFS helped me a lot in my own development as a martial artist. Great people.
Great people, to be sure!
good to see fast Billy...
🙏🥋