😲 "Martial Arts is 95% commercial Bulls💩" / Bruce Lee drops a Bombshell on Ed Parker's students!
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2023
- "Martial Arts in Hong Kong is 95% commercial bs". Hear Kenpo Grandmaster Chuck Sullivan's (who trained under Ed Parker) experience and thoughts on meeting Bruce Lee in the 1960s!
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He is martial arts-- totally obsessed.
Over 2,500 books on mostly martial arts.
It’s been nearly half a century, and he’s still in the conversation.
The Mozart of our times!
@LimosineAndPEETZA92 -- after u passed away, 50 years afterwards… no one would even know u even existed- think about that punk.
Btw, that also applies to me, and probably
99.9999999999999999999999999999% of the inhabitants on this blue planet we called Earth.
@@LimosineAndPEETZA92and you
@@LimosineAndPEETZA92 and here you are still talking…
@@LimosineAndPEETZA92 you talking more than the people you’re complaining about
@@DxModel219 🤣 you on point about that fool.
I’m 55yrs old and have been a fan of Bruce Lee since I was 10yrs old. He’s not the only martial artist who inspires me, but I am truly amazed at how far ahead of the curve he was back in the 60’s.
Not just by his philosophy concerning martial arts, but by his very scientific conditioning, diet and various other things that truly makes him the Father of MMA.👊🏾
Even if you strip away the martial arts aspect of what he was doing, the modern athlete can still apply it to whatever sport they are doing!
“ Bruce “ “ Was “ “ Coming “ “ From “ “ What “ “ Actually “ “ Work “ “ In “ “ Real “ “ Life “ “ Street “ “ Combat “
Are you in poor health?
If so I would like to challenge you to a kumite fight.
Match will be contested on a cone shaped surface.
He's not a father of mma. But all fanboys says what you have said already. Read about his philosophical principles and history of mma.
@@Nigga4579
Been there and done that sir. Even though Bruce Lee obviously didn’t come up with the idea of MMA because there were obvious other great martial artist and various underground tournaments going on before and during his time that had early forms of MMA.
However, his system does get the credit for actually helping it materialize and he gave it a base structure to build on
I really liked this interview. Hearing about Bruce taking over “Ed’s” class was very entertaining! I hope this guest returns with more stories and photos to share! I can also relate to “talking to yourself while driving” as well! I’m proud of this guest and his achievements. He would be a great guest at a cocktail or dinner party! 🇺🇸🙌🏻🚁
@@TomBleecker Tom Bleeker and Linda Lee Cadwell (Bruce Lee's wife) met in the late 1970s when Bleeker was working as a tennis coach. They began a romantic relationship, and eventually got married in 1988.
The divorce between Linda and Bruce Lee was finalized in 1973, several years before she met Bleeker, so there was no controversy regarding their relationship. However, Linda did face some criticism and scrutiny from fans of Bruce Lee who felt that she was dishonoring his memory by remarrying.
Tom Bleeker played a significant role in the lives of Bruce Lee's children, Brandon and Shannon Lee. He helped to raise them and was a father figure to them. In fact, Linda Lee Cadwell has spoken publicly about how important Bleeker was to her and her children, and how grateful she is for his presence in their lives.
He is remembered fondly by those who knew him and his contributions to the Lee family are recognized and appreciated by many. 🇺🇸🙌🏻🚁
Totally correct. Bruce Lee was great because he had critical thinking
Bruce lee was the asian seagal
It’s more than just that. He had the ability to actually do what he said.
@@axelstone3131 that's correct
@@axelstone3131no not really
@@jerrywoods4066 lol you moron.
Great Episode, it amazes me that the Haters still think Bruce Lee was just a Actor and not a Martial Artist. He knew his stuff as a young man. I can also see why the Martial Artist of that time either Loved Bruce Lee or Hated him for his opinions and thoughts. He was way ahead of them, Thank you for posting this my friend.
Totally agree.
Haters also went far as to say Bruce was no fighter.
@@eddiegee2940 exactly, Chuck Norris said he would have done well in tournament fighting and Mike Stone said for someone his size or bigger Bruce would have been difficult to beat. Why would these champions say this about a Actor, if he wasn't a Fighter.
@@luisvelazquez5420 Haters will hate because they're really pathetic losers 🤣.
@@eddiegee2940 In order to be a fighter you actually need to fight someone and I don't mean friendly sparring in the backward.
I said it once and I'll say it again. "Bruce Lee, the Legend." Yesterday today and tomorrow. Men come and go all of the time, but their Ideas, their inspirations they help spread here on earth, well remain for as long as the world is around. R.I.P. Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee.
i kicked his ass in 67
john said it so believe it 😂
It is good to hear a information from someone who actually met Bruce Lee and knows, what that man was like. We need more true information about Bruce Lee like this because, many people has enough balls to discredit Bruce Lee, and we need that information to shut those haters up. Anyway, interesting interview. You never disappoint with all this information, Viking Samurai.
Shut haters like Tarantino who don't know shit about Bruce Lee
ruclips.net/video/31ypiWAbNXA/видео.html
I'd rather go to war with Kano, Kimura, Yamashita, Daigo, the Gracies, and arena Muay Thai fighter, you know REAL martial artists, than BL who was a movie actor, that wrote a lot of philosophic Hegelian BS nonsense. He was a midget -- knew he was a midget and trained real real hard to not be a midget. Let me ask you something, do you think the greatest of Jeet June Do practioners even equal a single BJJ black belt? Could BL ever have stepped into a ring with Saenchai? If you were in a fight to the death, would you want BL, or Kimura? For me the answer is easy. For you cultists, and fantasy belivers, it's the opposite. It amazes me.
@@gregory4154 Man, you saying like you knew the man back in the days lol Which i'm sure that you are not, so why TF do you talk about Bruce Lee like crap, if you don't know who and how he was like? Sure, he made movies, but so does many other modern martial artists.
Also, i will remind you that, Bruce Lee basically gave a birth to a modern MMA. So yeah, don't talk crap about the person who you don't know nothing about. Cause sometimes, it might get you in to a little trouble, or not get you anywhere at all, depends on the person who you say it to.
I mean, i can take internet haters like you easy and just put the conversation with you through my brain and let it out through my butt and doesn't take it seriously, because i had experience with internet people like you for almost 15 years,. But, someone else could take your words seriously and the conversation would be different.
@@gregory4154nicely said 👍
How awesome to have actually met Bruce Lee!
I really wish Joe Rogan would have Daniel Inosanto on to clear up Joes disbelief and Quentin Tarantino's slander.
Bruce Lee as with all people who have made positive contributions to humanity will always have haters.
As long as we know the TRUTH about Bruce Lee’s legacy, that’s all that matters.🤷🏾♂️
@@X-Factor-22 The TRUTH is he was iconic and idolised all over the world and may have been this great fighter he is portrayed to be, but the facts are he never fought any known accomplished fighters, so it is purely conjecture.
@@stevo62ful
Doesn’t take away from his actual ability and contributions.🤷🏾♂️
ME TOO...
The block he's talking about it's not for blocking kicks he has no idea what he's talking about, The block that you demonstrated is for blocking punches not kicks.
Like many guys back in the 60's, I was mesmerized by Lee. I didn't
just WATCH Kato----I studied EVERY little move he made. It wasn't
too long after that series ended, that I took a little drive down to,
China Town, in Seattle. There was a Martial Art Store there that I
found in the phone book. MIND you, China Town, for the "Gualu,'
was NOT a good idea, but I had no problem down there. Well any-
way, I purchased two Wing Chun books, and Studied/Practiced them
Religiously. I was only a Whitebelt in this Kaji Kenpo Class I was
taking, and yet----I was besting the yellow, AND orange belt students.
No exaggeration....My teacher had me spar with a Brown belt after I
had received my yellow-----I actually beat him quite easily. But I told my
instructor NOT to give me a higher rank until I put in the Time, and
Work.
Bottom line-----Bruce's Method was, by FAR...The BEST!
AMEN!
I bet he would have got a huge kick out of commercial Brazilian jiu-jitsu especially considering the recent mess with the big lawsuit over "inappropriate grips"
I'm so glad I took the time to watch this video. It has revelations that can be applied to different aspects of 'life', not just 'martial arts'. BL saw right through everyone and everything.
viking you never disappoint
And today it’s 99%
Lol
Another 'real deal' practitioner is William Cheung, a former student of Yip Man and supposedly the one who introduce Bruce Lee to Yip. He would be an interesting person to interview if you could get a hold of him.
Great info. I’ve trained in and been exposed to several martial arts. What I found is there is a common thread in most of what I experienced. The truth of it, is to breakdown all of it to make it fit me, and give credit to whoever I learned from. Eliminate what doesn’t work for me, but keep a few things to remember my roots. I’ve been in martial arts since I was 13yrs( 52 now lol) and in that time, here’s my thoughts: learn it, perfect it, test it, make it fit you, and trust what you can do with it, most importantly maintain it😊
2:50...Skip Hancock still going strong today. My first instructor questioned my use of Judo moves for the first 4 years in Kenpo, saying there is no Judo in Kenpo. But Skip applauded my Judo moves every time he did a seminar in our school. Kenpo is always evolving, and I could see the Judo in the system. Just because your head instructor hasn't taught it to you yet does not mean it isn't useful in the system. Later on, I saw a more recent video of Skip telling other Black Belts that he had a conversation with Mr. Parker about seeing Judo in the art.
We can’t even think about martial arts without mentioning Bruce Lee. It goes without saying.
Yes we can.
Lees biggest influence was in inspiring so many people to train. While that’s a legitimate accomplishment, he otherwise hasn’t really influenced the state of martial arts today at all. The Gracies, and all the others that were a part of early mma did that.
@@judosailor610 james dean inspired more people.. stallone did more.. its a film business and that is what it is for
@@laxer123 I’m not sure how your pint relates to my last comment, brother. Care to elaborate?
@@judosailor610 very true. And it wasn't lee who opened the eyes of mma fighters to cross-train in various styles
Awesome interview, Viking! I hope there’s more with Grandmaster Sullivan or he comes back.
3:43 I started as a kid shadowing Bruce in movies. I don't know how well I did as I was the only one doing it. When I joined the army, I was looking for a school with a 6 month training program to fit into my training schedule. The 3 that I went to seemed generic, and well, I got bad vibes. Like they were disingenuous to me. I was driving around post on a Saturday, and a van with a kickboxing ad was right in front of me. Taking the hint, I scheduled a tour right away. It was just called. As soon as I walked in, I could feel it was legit. Had Bruce, Sonny, Chuck, Ali, Mike Tyson, Butterbean (my favorite boxer), and a whole host of others plastered on the walls. Positive matras from each walk of martial arts. It did not let me down in my training. My instructor was a really cool guy I would kind of hang out with for a bit after class. I mostly picked his brain, but he didn't mind. He loved answering my numerous off the wall questions. Sorry for the rant, but yeah. Bruce is the man. My dad, who was a bit crazy thought so as well.
I was a student of Tim Thomas for 13 years who was one of Jimmy Woo's original student from 1958. Jimmy Woo, changed his art in the 60s and he told all his other students not to teach what he showed because rumors were that he got sued and was also threatened with deportation. I'm very fortunate to get the old art of San Soo that Jimmy did. I got the old book that Jimmy Woo wrote on Ah Soo and Fut Ka. I've been told that the art is very similar to Kenpo. My teacher rebelled against Jimmy and started teaching him the original art that he taught him. Also Jimmy and Frank Woolsey had a fall out. Frank, was Jimmy's golden boy.
Interesting, thanks for sharing
Different Jimmy Woo this is James Wing Woo of Hung Gar . Not the Jimmy H. Woo of San Soo fame
@@alfredodelacruz1864 thanks! I was going to ask if this was Jimmy H Woo from San Soo
San Soo is pretty different from American Kenpo.
@grendelhvs maybe you're right. I studied the original San Soo Kung Fu for 13 years. I never studied American Kenpo, so I cannot make the comment. It was them that told me that.
Always fascinating to hear stories from someone who actually met Bruce Lee in person. Chuck Sullivan tells it in a very honest and down to earth style. Excellent video, Viking Samurai 👏👍✌️
I went to a 2, 8 hr seminar by Dan Inosanto, Larry Hartsell and master Chai back in 1989 in Brisbane, Australia, changed my life. Bruce Lee has saved my life so many times.
Viking don’t get caught up in the idea that Jeet Kune Do is a style, it was never that, it’s a concept, a philosophy to developing as a individual martial artist, it’s not meant to be a product or brand or a style in itself
lol
Absolutely true
Great interview David! To hear stories from Sifu Lee from people that interacted with him! Loved it
Very interesting! My Dad trained under Ed Parker in the original studio in Pasadena.
That’s awesome
Chuck Sullivan looks pretty good for 90 years old?🤔
Big time, he's 91
Good to get this type of content from a other martial artist who knew Bruce personally. To be fair, Bruce was on point when said that there is no style.
on Bruce part, I called it air talk. how else can a man teach ? to teach mens must have his ideas in order and organized, that alone becomes a way of doing something, a way of teaching. a system. a style. from what a student learns from a style or system he practice and search the techniques he capable within that system. here what it comes down to, we can teach two mens the same technique, say the boxing jab, only that one will look like a fast muhammad ali jab and the other a strong Joe frazier jab and yet this coming from boxing.
Odd....you should walk into this BJJ studio I know and say that.
I really enjoy interviews with Chuck Sullivan. He has a true gift for story telling, and I mean that in a good way. 👍
Viking great interview !!
The closest thing we have to Bruce Lee is Chuck Norris in that generation !!
Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee were friends hopefully you can interview him soon to share more amazing stories of Bruce Lee ??
It's true Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris were friends, Chuck Norris went to Bruce Lee's house to train with him, but I wouldn't get too much credibility to Chuck Norris about Bruce Lee, he's been interviewed about Bruce Lee before and he says that he was really good but he's a professional, so he's putting himself in a higher mode, and then it's a video of Chuck Norris saying that just fine in the MMA, cleary contradicting himself, I feel that this personal envy, like many martial artist to they have about Bruce Lee.
In my lifetime Bruce Lee made me care, respect, & love "Martial arts". Nobody else can ever take that mantle from The Dragon!
Thanks for the great interview ❤
If Bruce lee is still alive he his fighting styles will definitely be different.. because he keep evolving..
Spot on. He said, what I will teach you today won’t work in 2-3 years time as a martial arts evolves.
Don’t get me wrong, I totally understand that Bruce Lee is a real martial arts but..how is someone without a professional record considered the greatest of all time without a professional record? Personally speaking, I would have said Benny the yet was the greatest.
However, there have been many great fighters.
@@waynezahra9213 if Bruce Lee can teach the professional like Chuck Norris and some Hong Kong martial art artists. What kind of professional record do u need?
@@Sky-8646 In all honestly without me sounding like a real #ickhead… I still don’t buy it. If I was a professional fighter such a Bennie the yet, I would be scratching my head.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t like Bruce Lee, I actually love the man.
Where is the evidence that Bruce was the greatest of all time? Facts and opinions are completely two different things.
Yes, Bruce Lee was way ahead of his time, almost as if he came from a different time dimension.
@@waynezahra9213 chunk Norris won the championship doesn't mean he is a great fighter. He still lost a fight with Bruce Lee. Professional record doesn't mean anything.. for the record I don't mean the movie fight. Is real fight between them..
@@Sky-8646You think a professional record Doesn’t mean anything?
Wow. I’m going to stop here.
Great interview Thanks!
thanks for the video David appreciate it..
THANK YOU VIKING SAMURAI AGAIN FOR HONORING BRUCE LEE'S LEGACY AND REPUTATION WITH THIS INTERVIEW 🐲☯️🐉
GREAT stuff, Viking!
Hardest thing for many to realize is Bruce was a rare thing of that time! Small I statue but extremely strong fast & knowledgeable in martial arts!
He trained extensively & it showed! He literally was the little dragon 🐉! 140-150 lbs of a Lethal weapon!
Great interview vs 😄👍
Great interview!
Very nice interview Viking Samurai, and I love it. I'm looking forward to the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Of COURSE Bruce knew what was correct and what was not. He never, ever sacrificed efficiency for anything. Not for tradition, not for pedagogy, not for "seniority" nor anything else. It was all about science, logic, body mechanics, PHYSICS, and all those other things that aren't refutable.
Sorry... Ed Parker was a sham. 💪😎✌️
Great interview.
Alot of people see newer videos and try to discredit Bruce Lee. I think he was more Legit then most know. He fought alot growing up and probably realized what worked and what didn't in actual street fights or fighting other people in Martial Arts dojo. He was way ahead of his time. I do think Bruce could have become a Champ in UFC or another Fighting Organization due to his Strength, Speed, Flexibility, Coordination and Heart. All make a great receipe for a Champion. He also would have evolved in other techniques like Wrestling and other's. If anyone would have Evolved Fighting Bruce was the man, besides that's what he is known for. To discredit someone who isn't around isn't right. MJW lol. Just proves more of how Bruce Lee knew what he was doing. Great Video Bro. Been kind of Busy lately but I drop alike in my recommended when I see you're Videos.
Bruce Lee is certainly a legend for a reason.
@Adam King Bruce learned the moves he liked from Wrestling. A guy called Fred Kato teached him Judo in the early 60s
@@Bartron_Flat_EarthThat's really cool. Yeah he was very open to Diversity when it came to Martial Arts. Just Ashame and So Odd him and his Son died so very young. Bruce definitely earned his name in the history book's. Dude is a Legend.
Problem is, most people don’t know how advanced Bruce actually was, what he knew and what he could do. I can assure you there is nothing anyone is doing today Bruce couldn’t do or wasn’t aware of, but I can also assure you there is hardly anyone alive today that can do what Bruce did to his level. So it baffles me when people say he’d get his ass kicked, when I’ve yet to see anyone move like him or have his attributes in the ufc or elsewhere. Bruce wasn’t mixing martial arts together either, what he did was very scientific and applicable. Most people don’t even train like him today
@@Bartron_Flat_Earth and Jesse glover, and others. Why didn’t you list them? Jesse glover is arguably responsible for teaching Bruce Judo
Fantastic first hand insights on two martial arts legends. Thanks for another great interview and video Viking Samurai.
Glad you enjoyed it
@Viking Samurai doesn't Jeff speakman also kenpo? Does grandmaster have any Jeff stories
@@paulsmith9192 yes, he shared them in the full video here: ruclips.net/user/liveg_tzk0UTsos
Beautiful interview..
I trained Wing Chun in China and the Sifu did exactly that- show me a move and then kick back smoking cigarettes while I did the move strenuously. Maybe that’s why we did moves 300 times- he needed to finish that cig
I was fortunate enough to get tested for my 3rd blk in 1990 by the old man (title given to him amongst his seniors hosting his seminars in California no disrespect) and attend many seminars taught by him. The man had claws like a tiger and dynamic movement like a dragon. Yes, he can make everything work. These days thru evolution the student adjust movements to maximize results with minimum effort working with the base techniques (ideal phase) and solid foundation of basics. The man also loved to eat. Backup mass. RIP SGM Parker.
Love GM Sullivan and Vic! Thank you for everything!
Its a fact, without bruce lee, most of the living legends in combat sports wouldn't even exist, that includes the likes of floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao and roy jones junior too Thats the greatness of bruce lee. Hes the goat of the goats.
This is sooo refreshing to hear. Thank you brother. I love hearing about Bruce shooting all the way back then.
Very good interview!!!😊😊😊0
It’s weird that chuck didn’t mention that when Bruce first moved to LA , he
LIVED with Leilani and Ed Parker , for either several months to almost a year , depending on the source . Frank Trejo , one of Parker’s top guys (and a legitimately tough LA dude ), said Bruce was there about 10-11 months .
Ed connected Bruce with the Hollywood crowd as Parker was training BLAKE EDWARDS (Hence his appearance in REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER) SIDNEY POITIER ( who does a staff set in HEAT OF THE NIGHT ) among others . TIME. magazine called Ed “ the high priest of the Hollywood sect “in an article from that era. I wasn’t around then( not old enough ) but I talked to several of Ed’s top guys , including Ed’s son about all this .
There’s also a rumor that at one point Parker and Bruce got into a tussle on Ed’s front yard .
I’ve heard several versions of this , i asked Gene LeBell about this ( who admittedly has a reputation for tall tales )and while I’m Not saying this event occurred , there’s a Honk Kong Bruce Lee movie where they recreated this incident .
One of my JKD instructors left Ed Parker along with several other guys and started training with Bruce Lee. He was just that good. The difference was obvious. My teacher said they trained like boxers (kick boxers,) at the China town school; Hitting the pads, working out, sparring. No baloney.
There was no JKD in ‘63
That personal story alone shows & demonstrates how good Bruce Lee was, and thinking about it, it actually some of the story we've heard of Bruce. Just this one personal story says A LOT coming from a guy who has nothing to gain by lying about it.
Good cool story! Thanks! Bruce def was the real deal, why people on here still doubt the man I'll never understand. Smh
Interesting video.....and we got a bit of 'The Glow' in the music....Willy Hutch, The Last dragon. ❤️
Great content as always 🙌🏼 you should do more on Bruce Lee there is so many people out there that you could interview that would make such good content , there is such much more to BL then people realise , an absolutely one off ! Never to be repeated anytime soon 🤛🏻
I don’t think Joe would have him mainly he stuck with brining same guests over and over. He’s in a never ending loop
@@Jeffro5564pretty much this. He’s not really interested in learning about Bruce Lee. He’s been a casual fan at best. He’s said silly stuff before like “Bruce was all about kicking people and then he met Gene Labelle”
It’s all bullshit. Bruce was never “all about kicking people in the head” and he met many people who taught him judo long before the “supposed” Labelle encounter.
Do you know who John Little is? He is a Bruce Lee historian. I have video interviews with him on my channel where he pretty much disproves that gene even trained Bruce.
All Joe cares are is perpetuating lies and disinformation. 3rd and 4th hand accounts of people who didn’t really know Bruce, even train with him or see him.
I'm actually surprised how many people DON'T question what they have been taught unfortunately, until now , 2023 inclusive as well! Good point!
Wow. Lovin it'. Wish I wasn't broke so I can contribute to your channel
I will never trust any dojo / trainer etc that does not spar. This is why.
The Martial arts wouldn't be where it is today if it wasn't for Sigung Lee Jun Fan.He broke down walls and barriers.
This is typical for martial arts; not all the techniques can work for everyone because of body structure and limb length
4:33 actually Bruce Lee didn't start JKD until after Wong Jack Man fight which was either 1964 or 1965 not 1963
If anyone ever had or has doubts about how truly skilled a martial artist Bruce Lee was aswell as how devastating the power of his punches and kicks were just go have a look at Bruce's Guinness World Records and you'll be blown away. Bruce was truly an exceptionally talented philosophical martial artist who i personally believe would have wiped out three different weight classes in today's UFC organisation and hold all three belts simultaneously until he decided to move on. He wasn't just a movie star with some fancy kicks etc etc like some people have been lead to believe.
Bruce Lee could kick 6 times in one second and his signature move “Skip Sidekick” could spring a 200 pounds guy with safeguard armour into the sky. Once, a 200 pounds guy flew 20 meters away after Bruce Lee kicked him.
- are you referring to this as one of his records? And the 350 lbs punching force?
@@GDCDGC I've looked on the website and I can't find any verification of those feats.
I've pretty much absorbed ALL the information on Lee I could...no doubt he was very fit and powerful, but some of those claims are just ridiculous
ruclips.net/video/bIOTOFKxiIY/видео.html Ramsey Dewey gives a respectful but realistic look at these "records"
@@tombstoneharrystudios584 these records of lee are supposed to be guinness records which are yet to be broken (allegedly). I've looked into it, even on the official site of guinness. These records don't exist at all. It was made up by a couple of bogus sites like rapidleaks and asianjournal. These records are not even mentioned on lee's bio. The only record of lee that's recognized by guinness is him being the martial artist who appeared the most in video games
most martial arts dojos/studios are BS: trying to make the most money while keeping their students as safe as possible to avoid lawsuits due to injuries.
most people would be better served just to learn boxing if the goal is self-defense...
❤I have recommend " Kill the Golden Ninja" starring Ed Parker, and other 👍
Ya Bruce Lee never fought anyone on camera for real and had to prove his knowledge so it’s like oh wow you can do things. That’s like saying you’re a surgeon but you’ve never actually operated on anyone before.
Bruce Lee without a doubt the biggest name in Martial Arts the man the legend he was so outstanding in that he was untouchable end of story
End of a fairy tale
@@GDCDGC You meant Fairy TAIL ?
@@jeroldchinttgmail fairy tale
I would love to see more content like this!!
Really cool, thnx for the great insight of BRUCE LEE.
Ed Parker sent some of his best students to see Grandmaster Ark Wong's school on Ord St. in Chinatown in L.A. They came back to Ed and showed him what they learned from some of his best students. Parker then sent his best students to learn directly from Wong. They brought it back and added it to Parker's Kenpo style. Grandmaster Wong was personally invited to the Internationals every year from then on. This was in the mid-1960s. But his school was teaching non-Chinese since the late 50s to early 60s.
Bruce, was great and he did open a lot of people's eyes. But at the same time, there was still some bullsh*t on top of the bullsh*t 😆
Most definitely but will never be believed.Bruce also too drugs like any other Holywood sensation.
anyone wants to see Dave Hibbler in action, he was a friend of Elvis and there's great film footage of him working out with Red West.
You do great job man,and chuk is happy person becouse he saw bruce lee and he meet bruce lee,bruce lee is my dream.😢
You say that Bruce said that the inside block is no good, but I have used that very technique multiple times to block punches and never once did it fail, never once did the punch alter my block. But of course this was against men who did not know how to throw a proper punch, most definitely not a power punch. Thou this particular block may lack stability, this block is excellent in redirecting the energy of a block, which is the purpose of any block, as to set up your counter attack.
Respect 🙏
Some people think Bruce was the best and others think he was not all that. Maybe Bruce was the biggest diamond in the rough of his day and relative to his size by which I mean that he did not have access to the best instruction and wasted a lot of time but had great genetics and attitude. Imagine if Usain Bolt had been made to become a decathlete and then died right after he started getting into running. It's a waste of talent but even with little proper training natural born talent shines through.
1963 was before Wong Jack Man fight so before Jeet Kune Do crystallized as a philosophical ‘way’
Bruce was an ACTOR
I really want to know the real bruce, how good he actually was. I'm not sure. what i can be sure is in the next century, the world will still be talking about bruce lee.
Took me a second because of the beard but I've seen you in movies before. Yeah in fight scenes. Nice 👍
Don't think bruce lee was just an actor he had proper fights in Hong Kong it's a bit like ufc fighter never fought outside of the ring does that mean he's not ufc fighter?
Long hail the McDojos which run 99% of the community in 2023.
Great coup here and deoesnt look anywhere near 91. Totally correct insight from Bruce and it’s no different now. I find it really sad that the Bruce Lee foundation (Linda and Shannon) have turned Bruce in to lunch boxes, T-shirts and drinks receptacles etc. I wonder what Bruce would think of himself being turned in to commercial ballshit. Cracking interview here Viking 😀👍
Interesting question. I think , and this is pure speculation on my part. My opinion is the American side of Bruce would understand and embrace the fame because he has the respect to go with it. Few can say that.
Man, I couldn’t agree more. They should be promoting JKD and what it was Bruce we actually teaching and doing instead of letting people mix whatever they want together and call it “JKD” that’s why everyone is so confused about it. They should be showing more behind the scenes things, unseen photos etc. some t shirts and things are cool, but the flip flops and lunchboxes it’s just ridiculously sad. They don’t even promote his martial art which is one of, if not, his most important contributions.
@@axelstone3131 I suppose its the same with a lot of different styles these days, but with JKD it was difficult for the core principles to be carried on I guess. From what I understand only Inosanto is around to teach as Bruce teached him, but sure he has passed on the teachings to his students. You would have thought that Shannon would have wanted JKD to flourish, but I don't know if she studied that much but she is a accomplished martial artist nonetheless. In the UK JKD is all concepts from what I understand.
@@kungfuwitcher7621 Inosanto doesn’t really teach what Bruce was doing anymore. He did, apparently, for a few years after Bruce died but stopped. Ted Wong who was Bruce’s last private student also spent the most time learning from him, and what he teaches is very different to what Dan does. Ted really emphasised the fencing principles. Tommy Carruthers teaches original JKD in Scotland, he learnt from Ted, and Jesse Glover, Bruce’s first student. Tommy is the only guys I’ve ever seen move like Bruce. You can find videos on here. The guy is amazing, blazing speed. He’s 60 now but does online lessons and teaches in Scotland. I’ll link you to one of Tommy’s instructors. In the video he’s reviewing an interview from a guy called Howard Williams, Howard was 15 when he joined Bruce Lee’s school, I think he was the youngest person to join. He met Bruce a few times. He’s passed away not like most Bruce’s students but some are still around, anyway, he says what is being taught as JKD today, is nothing like what Bruce was doing/teaching. I think it was filmed in maybe the 1990’s. Maybe 93.
@@kungfuwitcher7621 man I can’t find the Damn video, but this is a good interview with Tommy from a few years ago
ruclips.net/video/lW31vtxTf2Y/видео.html
That's awesome
When I took Praying Mantis Kung-Fu in the 1990's, the Sifu would do a lot of the teaching, but his father the Sigung would sit in the corner smoking a pipe and watching it all. Once in awhile the Sigung would be like "na na na na " and put his pipe down and show us something to correct if we were doing it wrong. Sigung Ho Yin Chung and Sifu Henry Chung and I believe he can be found on RUclips in various videos.
I went to one of Henry Chung's tournaments in the 90's. He was super nice. So were all his students. I remember being extremely impressed with their Praying Mantis style. I wish I could have trained Mantis.
Listening to Bruce Lee interviews as a kid and hearing him say out of his own mouth what's wrong with martial arts was crazy here was a guy who was know as one of the best if not the best during his time and he's criticizing martial arts not some forms but all wouldn't be until the 90s when people started pairing different teachings in actual fights that we started to see that Bruce was telling the truth and that he was right to criticize. I just wish some of his lost or missing interviews show up online somewhere to hear him speak his mind out of his own mouth but hearing from those who knew him is amazing cause they're not worshipping him and putting him on a pedestal what they say puts him in a human light we get to picturize the man not the myth .
Thanks watch your program all the time. I'm into Bruce Lee philosophy is there any books that you fill that I should read? Thank you.
Great one from his daughter Shannon, covers a lot of Lee's philosophy amzn.to/3GNdoCM
@@VikingSamurai thanks ☺️
Chuck Sullivan is a great martial artist , and a true Renaissance Man !
This happened in 1963? Chuck was 30? He’s 90 years old?
91 yrs old
Lol Chuck turned 23 in 1963
On that photo is also Frank dux 2nd person
What does it matter if there's a guy now that can kick you at 10 feet away with no step or run and kick you or the person in front 10 to 18 feet away.
Bruce Lee was common sense incarnate.
Love the honesty. The truth can always be proven .
Great Information
Looks at His Hong Kong Movies - Kung Fu Movies - Enter The Dragon , The way Of the Dragon , Fist of Fury
Bruce Lee never Abandoned Kung Fu , Chinese Martial Arts & Chinese Culture
He never walked Kung Fu From Jeet Kune Do - Look at His Movies
But He Really have Love & Compassion of Chinese Martial Arts & Chinese Culture
Can you ask him about any more specific techniques, tricks, traps, feints that he may have seen Bruce train?
How weak are people who hate on someone dead for 50 years???
I don't know His full life, and neither does anyone. Who is to say who He could , or couldn't beat???
All I know is He(Bruce)fired the imagination, and brought many people to the Arts, and in My mind that's a big thing. Can't that be enough to praise Him for, and enough to stop the ( I could beat Him) Hate???🤷♂️
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Woo didn't "steal" students from Parker. There are some conflicting stories about what happened, but there was a rift between him and Parker. I believe Parker's students left him on their own accord because of rumors of Woo getting screwed over by Parker. But who really knows.
From all this interview, I think Bruce lee was the topic of his time before his demise.
It’s like bringing a diagnosis for a cure or a treatment in martial arts, which Bruce lee vividly did in the 60’s.
He also said the jeet kune do style people associate with him is pure bs, made up for the movies. But the biggest mistake people make regarding his teachings, is when he said to take what works and disregard what doesn’t, it applies to each person and not just the style as a whole. It’s why jeet kune do is hard to teach. It has to be tailored to each person learning it. A person who is overweight won’t necessarily be able to do the things a lighter person can do, and a lighter person can’t necessarily do the things that a muscular person can do. The teacher is supposed to help the student find what works for them personally, not just an mma like style that teaches a variety of techniques.