Jesse Glover Strikes & Sticking Hands
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2014
- Jesse Glover seminar where he illustrates strikes, sticking hands and correct foot placing.
Jesse Raymond Glover was Bruce Lee's first student and first assistant instructor in the United States. He met Lee in 1959 at Edison High School and taught Lee judo. Jesse Glover started a Gungfu class, Leroy Garcia and James DeMile came and assisted him, which was the first ever independent Jun Fan arts related class. Jesse Glover was the first authorized martial arts instructor to be trained by Bruce Lee. He has developed his own method which he calls Non-Classical GungFu.
Filmed with the generous help of Seyfi Shevket and Spirit Wing Chun. 
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Not many people knew how good this man was - just mostly he was Bruce's first student - this guy learned intently - and after Lee left Seattle - he went on to study, develop, and dig deeper into the arts.
Respect 🙏🏾💪🏾
Jesse said on his best day he still couldn’t touch Bruce.
How amazing must Bruce have been.
Respect in power King 🙏🏾💪🏾👑💜✊🏾🐉
Thank you for leaving us knowledge
Cool and smooth
This is so dope!
Rip Jesse
respect
hello was you the guy they portrayed in the last dragon with jason scott lee.if so solid man...not playing the part but character
Mark Cloud yes in the fim Jerome in reality was Jessie unfortunately he passed away in 2012
leroy smith
Bingo
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Chi Sao
Bruce lees last student. RIP.
Bruce Lee's first student, not last. Ted Wong was considered Bruce Lee's last student.
Dude said, "Hit the guy in the teeth, you might hurt yourself more than you hurt the guy." Then later suggests to Hit the guy in the side of the head.
Now, I've been punched in the face/head many many many times. Without question I'd take any manner of punch to the side of my head than to my teeth.
The guy is obsessed with hitting. I used to be this way.
Same until I realized that trapping movements made more sense utilized to clear the attack line and bridge into Grappling movements.
I disagree. He teaches like he was taught and nothing more.
Efficiency is anything that scores. - Bruce Lee
Score with striking or grappling Without Prejudice.
You can tell Jesse was NOT comfortable with video filming…
No he wasn't. He gave my the the stink eye once because she was filming him without his knowledge only because the host told her to, she looked at me and I said can't help babe, he'll kick everybody's a$$ in this room. LOL
By the way I own your JKD book you wrote some years back. Good read.
He was fine with it, we were there for hours chatting, and interviewing him, generally filming the class, having lunch and so on. Filming with him on that occasion was one of my most memorable days with a great martial artist and fine man. RIP Jesse.
@@worldofmartialartstelevision man, I can only IMAGINE how u felt having the privilege to record Jesse. And I would like to say "thank you" for giving us a view of a true legend in action of teaching. That's a blessing. While watching, even when he was showing his students how to correctly punch he was fast! Effortlessly! This was amazing. R.I.P. Mr Glover