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Thank you very much for answering my question on the live show, Sifu Alex! Unfortunately in Europe, where I live, it was late night so I couldn’t stay longer to thank you live. 🙏🤙 It really seems to be a virtually impossible task, now that you mentioned it (the possibility of having Dan Inosanto joining your podcast). Regardless of how much we know you are some of the few honest Bruce Lee fans out there, we do not seem to be the majority, unfortunately.
Another great podcast,KFG. Hopefully you can interview a fellow Scotsman, Tommy Carruthers,some day. As for the person saying that you do too much Bruce Lee. Simple,don't watch the podcast if you don't like it. You can't get enough of Bruce Lee,that's for sure. Yet,it's great to get your honesty on Bruce. Yeah he was human,and nobody is perfect. But... Nobody can deny the way Bruce ,took the world by storm. No question about it,that Bruce was a phenomenon. Anyway KFG,all the best from Bonnie Scotland.
Fist of Fury is Bruce Lee regarding battle cries but the original North American version of Return Of The Dragon on 35mm film, VHS/Beta, Laser Disc and DVD has battle cries which may be another person doing an impression. Only in the 90s did I finally see the original Way Of The Dragon and hear Bruce's actual battle cries. I was informed by a special feature in the Hong Kong Legends Box set or a magazine article that when Way Of The Dragon was released as Return Of The Dragon in 1974, they decided to cut certain scenes like eating soup at the airport and re-record his battle cries. Apparently the audio quality was bad or something was technically off. For all I know Bruce did both versions in 1972?? Would love to know for sure before I die!!! I went 20 years thinking Returns battle cries were Bruce only to hear Way Of The Dragon sounding more like the Bruce we know from Fist Of Fury and Enter The Dragon. Now Game Of Death is an imitator doing an over the top impression Including the Way Of The Dragon moments they edited in. Unless it's The Warriors Journey extended cut of Bruce Lee's actual footage. They carefully mixed in audio of Bruce from Enter The Dragon and Fist Of Fury. Not sure if anything from Way Of The Dragon was used? Japanese cuts of this Bruce footage did the same. The Big Boss had no real Bruce battle cries when released in North America as Fists Of Fury. I know newer versions of The Big Boss have borrowed battle cries from Enter The Dragon and Fist Of Fury. I wish the people still alive who know would settle all of this definitively before all of us die!! This is just one reason John Little should be on again. :)
It'd be great to see you interview Andy and Brian Le from Martial Club. It would be great to hear a discussion of their influences and how they took the clear history of Hong Kong cinema and then bring it into a 21st century context. I think they're also self taught so would be a great conversation about how they developed their skills and cinematic awareness.
Love the livestreams, but I always miss them. I really hope one day to see you guys do a fight scene breakdown of Bruce Lee maybe movies and exactly style Bruce or his opponents are using.
Hey KFG!!! Awesome live podcast!! Really loving this format!! So, I know that the Lee/Norris fight was not shot in the Coliseum from WOTD but aren't there scenes of Bruce running through the Coliseum before he and Colt crossed paths?? I've been in the Coliseum and didn't Bruce shoot some scenes walking and running inside the Coliseum?? Very cool!!
Yes, Bruce filmed in Rome before returning to Hong Kong to film the internal / fight scenes. Steve Kerridge’s “Legends of the Dragon” documents the making of WOTD almost day to day. It’s out of print now but I’m hoping Steve is updating / re-releasing it soon…
Is it important or necessary to learn and give the directions and names of the skills or movements in the original language of the martial art style, if I don’t know or can’t say front kick or high punch or low block in Korean in TKD class or in Japanese in karate class, does that mean I’m not good in that style or can’t get the next belt
I'm always down to hear about Bruce Lee. I will never be Bruce Lee'd out. That's like saying stop talking about Jordan for Basketball, Tupac for hip hop/rap, Tyson or Ali for Boxing, and so on and so forth. Just listen for the love, if not there are other places to go to. Stop trying to dictate other peoples content, or just leave lol. Just keep DWYD KFG.
In training martial arts which is more important to do, first slow and precise to get the movement right, then you can add speed or power to your skills later, or flexibility and endurance and your execution of the movements will improve as you keep practicing, or speed first then refining and correcting the techniques later as you go along, or have strong strikes first then work on speed and accuracy Is warm up and stretching important at the beginning of class and stretching and cool down at the end, or only stretching, only warm up, or only cool down or just stretching at the end, or does it depend on what you’re doing to work on weather you will warm up or stretch or not Should you stretch first then a warm up or warm up first with easy cardio then stretch, cool down first then stretch or stretch then cool down exercises
Should Game of Death be remade with Bruce original story and CGI or a good Bruce look a like or another action star, but not with 3 or 4 different actors like they did and no cut outs or Bruce masks or whatever else they did on Game of Death, I’m surprised they didn’t just make one of the actors just wear a paper bag with eye holes and Bruce Lee written on the bag
You mentioned in some of your videos that when you were a young kid you did Karate, then you did WT Taekwondo before WC Kung Fu, just curious, what style of karate and why, why WT TKD and not ATA TKD or ITF TKD
Why do you think some people get unmotivated and want to stop learning or training when they reach black belt, have you experienced this, what would you say or do to help this person to continue training
I forgot to ask, I know this channel focus more on wing chun, Bruce Lee, and rattan ring training.😋 But I was wondering if you can do an episode focusing on Gordon Liu’s movies and martial art. If not, no worries.
In one of your videos you mention if Bruce would have lived longer he probably would have transitioned to probably more serious roles, that he did dramatic roles as a younger man but then he did action martial arts later on, but what about Here come the brides I think it’s called, I haven’t seen it but from what I heard it was a more serious dramatic role than Longstreet or Marlowe, When he did Marlowe, Longstreet and Here come the brides were those show before or after Green Hornet
What do you think about McDojos, what makes a school a McDojo, Should kids get black belts, When is it too young or maybe too old to start martial arts
If you were in a fight on the street to protect yourself, who would you want with you that you feel or know that you have a good chance of survival if this great fighter was on your side, even if it’s an action actor if their skills were real and actually worked, or anyone else, I guess we won’t mention David Carradine, but what about Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Donnie Yen Chuck Norris, Van Dam, Segal, Hiu Wan Ya, Wong Fei Hong, Yip Man, Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Rocky Marciano, Scott Adkins, Superfoot Wallace, Benny the Jet Urquidez, Mark Decosco, Keith Cook, Phillip Rhee, Jason Stathem, Ian Thomas Griffith, Bolo, Ed Parker, Jeff Speakman, Taimak, Samo Hung, Don the Dragon Wilson, Billy Blanks, Sho Kosugi, Sonny Chiba, Michael Jai White, Ron Van Clief, Wesley Snipes, James Lew, Jean Labelle, Jhoon Rhee
Would you do a podcast or collaboration video with other RUclips martial artists, I know you did Viking Samurai and Fight Commentary, what about Ramsey Dewy, Icy Mike, Rokas, Jesse Enkamp, Endo Mierzwa, Sifu Nate, Sensei Seth, Art of One Dojo, Ginger Ninja Trickster, Fight tips, Master Wong, Stephen Wonderboy Thomson, Karate Dojo Waku, Adam Chan, Akido Flow, David Wong, Dan Lok, Enter Tai Chi, Kali Center, Jake Mace, Master Song Kung Fu
Is breaking boards or concrete necessary for martial arts, is sparring, competitions, weapons, or sport aspects of martial arts necessary, should other styles have sport competitions
When can you tell if you need to stay in what you are doing, even if it’s difficult but maybe you could pass your limits, but maybe it’s your limits for a reason and you’re just hurting your self and maybe need to try something different How far or how much can a teacher allow for a student to get away with and it’s good enough to pass, even if they can’t do everything the way it’s required for the next level maybe because of age, or skill or others had to go through, maybe their reasons why they can’t are true but maybe they just think they can’t do better
I would have figured that it would be easier to go from one striking style to another because of some similarities, first you have some experience so it would be easier and maybe faster in the new art cause you don’t need to learn how to make a proper fist, to chamber the knee to kick then bring it back after the kick, to keep the wrist straight when you punch, you might be flexible and endurance and fast because of your training at the other school, they may be different in when or how or where to hit, but somethings you can learn in karate they also do in Taekwondo or Tukong or Kajukenbo and others, weather it’s with a closed fist or open hand, straight or circular, to the body or face, They have a front kick, side kick, back kick, ax kick, roundhouse, crescent and hook kick, twist kick, question mark kick and scorpion kick, You have high blocks, low blocks, inside and outside blocks, Similarly got front punch, hammer fist, reverse punch, hook, uppercut, cross and jab, open hand strike or palm strike, chop or knife hand, back fist Knee and elbow strikes Wax on wax off is outside block, sand the floor is low block, paint the house side to side is inside block and outside block, paint the fence up down is high block low block, crane kick is jumping front snap kick Tornado kick is a roundhouse kick or crescent kick with twist or turns right before you execute the kick
What would be your advice for dealing with bullying This probably happens more often with kids, but what if there is a student who is naturally good with the techniques but has a bad attitude and sometimes late, is not always ready with their equipment needed for class, sometimes doesn’t show up, but very flexible and fast, does the moves great, do they pass to the next rank because they’ve been there a long time but just have an attitude problem, or hold them back, what about a student the opposite, he or she tries hard, practice at home, is respectful but have trouble understanding somethings and kicks or blocks are not executed well, is it just good enough and they pass or try to have them practice longer until they get it Some parents just drop off kids to class like it’s a day care and think the teacher is going to teach them manners and respect or things like that, sure character building and respect are part of the experience but it’s not ethics class, it’s not boot camp, it’s learning defense, to block, kick and punch someone, self control to when, how, if or why to use or not use your skills, but not necessarily teach on how to behave
What would you say are the main differences in learning self defense and training martial arts for competition or tournament and sport fighting or sparring
In GoD, during the nunchaku fight with Dan Inosanto, if you watch closely during one of his sets with the 'chucks, BL actually hits himself in the right side of his head (glancing blow).
Great show, thanks for answering some of my questions, if it’s ok I’m going to put here in the comments some of the questions you were not able to answer and maybe you could get to them on a later podcast or something, I’m going to put them individually, it might be easier instead of all together like a long paragraph, like this one, anyway thanks a lot for your time and what you all do
I think Bruce died of a combination of things, extra stress, not having much fat content, the workout to be the best, staying up working on the movies, drugs, I heard he was trying different workout supplements and diets or protein shakes and like power bars or different things for muscle like creatine powder, the pain pill he took, Oh yeah and let’s not forget “the 10 ninjas hired by the triads that did the dim mak on him and not having sweat glands”
As pointed out to me, the girl picking her nose is when they are leaving the airport. In the vid below it's at the 9:28 mark, the little blonde girl just going to town. ruclips.net/video/0F2zR2OJa5w/видео.html
If there’s a style you had to choose or would want to mix with WC, or some one wants to mix with their WC, which would work best and which would definitely not work
I used to think JKD was the first hybrid mixed martial art, but I believe Bruce was born around 1940, Kajukenbo was created around 1940 in Hawaii, so Bruce would have been a child, before he created JKD, Kajukenbo is a mix of KArate, Judo/Jiujitsu, KENpo, and Boxing/Chinese boxing, created by I think four or five black belts in these arts, And I heard TKD is a mix of Karate and Taekkyon, and I’ve heard Tukong Moosul is also a mixed art, I wonder if there’s other mixed martial arts now considered traditional or original just because they’re not used much in MMA, so JKD is probably not the first hybrid mixed art, am I correct in this assumption?
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Thank you very much for answering my question on the live show, Sifu Alex! Unfortunately in Europe, where I live, it was late night so I couldn’t stay longer to thank you live. 🙏🤙
It really seems to be a virtually impossible task, now that you mentioned it (the possibility of having Dan Inosanto joining your podcast). Regardless of how much we know you are some of the few honest Bruce Lee fans out there, we do not seem to be the majority, unfortunately.
In Enter the Dragon, when Bruce kicks the mirrors, he is wearing different shoes than the ones he is wearing when he and Han are fighting.
The saw in the head scene was actually shown in the UK
0:27 DRIZZLE BANGER 😛🤙🏿3:00 Talk about vestibules? 😂
Another great podcast,KFG. Hopefully you can interview a fellow Scotsman, Tommy Carruthers,some day. As for the person saying that you do too much Bruce Lee. Simple,don't watch the podcast if you don't like it. You can't get enough of Bruce Lee,that's for sure. Yet,it's great to get your honesty on Bruce. Yeah he was human,and nobody is perfect. But... Nobody can deny the way Bruce ,took the world by storm. No question about it,that Bruce was a phenomenon. Anyway KFG,all the best from Bonnie Scotland.
Thank you for your comment!
Fist of Fury is Bruce Lee regarding battle cries but the original North American version of Return Of The Dragon on 35mm film, VHS/Beta, Laser Disc and DVD has battle cries which may be another person doing an impression. Only in the 90s did I finally see the original Way Of The Dragon and hear Bruce's actual battle cries. I was informed by a special feature in the Hong Kong Legends Box set or a magazine article that when Way Of The Dragon was released as Return Of The Dragon in 1974, they decided to cut certain scenes like eating soup at the airport and re-record his battle cries. Apparently the audio quality was bad or something was technically off. For all I know Bruce did both versions in 1972??
Would love to know for sure before I die!!! I went 20 years thinking Returns battle cries were Bruce only to hear Way Of The Dragon sounding more like the Bruce we know from Fist Of Fury and Enter The Dragon.
Now Game Of Death is an imitator doing an over the top impression Including the Way Of The Dragon moments they edited in. Unless it's The Warriors Journey extended cut of Bruce Lee's actual footage. They carefully mixed in audio of Bruce from Enter The Dragon and Fist Of Fury. Not sure if anything from Way Of The Dragon was used? Japanese cuts of this Bruce footage did the same. The Big Boss had no real Bruce battle cries when released in North America as Fists Of Fury. I know newer versions of The Big Boss have borrowed battle cries from Enter The Dragon and Fist Of Fury. I wish the people still alive who know would settle all of this definitively before all of us die!! This is just one reason John Little should be on again. :)
The court yard scene in ETD where Bruce does multiple kicks to the face and an extra in white GI bursts out laughing .
How much given the lack of loyalty of those guards, that might not have been a flub lol
Paul Heller probably gives the best description of what Bob Wall was like.
I always thought it was a lizard that Bruce was eating in the graveyard scene in Fist of Fury.
It'd be great to see you interview Andy and Brian Le from Martial Club. It would be great to hear a discussion of their influences and how they took the clear history of Hong Kong cinema and then bring it into a 21st century context. I think they're also self taught so would be a great conversation about how they developed their skills and cinematic awareness.
I really enjoyed this episode good to have Dre back.Although your episodes are generally better with a bit of Britishness.Gives it more class!! Lol
Love the livestreams, but I always miss them.
I really hope one day to see you guys do a fight scene breakdown of Bruce Lee maybe movies and exactly style Bruce or his opponents are using.
Great idea!
@@TheKungFuGenius “Course it’s a good idea!”
God-‘Monty Python And The Holy Grail’
Haha
Bruce is eating a rabbit in Fist of Fury. I've been to a rabbit farm and recognize the carcass.
Do you think pressure point strikes and joint control work
If you go and look at the IMDB flubs for Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story you'll see that they have one flub written...the entire movie.
Hey KFG!!! Awesome live podcast!! Really loving this format!! So, I know that the Lee/Norris fight was not shot in the Coliseum from WOTD but aren't there scenes of Bruce running through the Coliseum before he and Colt crossed paths?? I've been in the Coliseum and didn't Bruce shoot some scenes walking and running inside the Coliseum?? Very cool!!
Yes, Bruce filmed in Rome before returning to Hong Kong to film the internal / fight scenes. Steve Kerridge’s “Legends of the Dragon” documents the making of WOTD almost day to day. It’s out of print now but I’m hoping Steve is updating / re-releasing it soon…
Is it important or necessary to learn and give the directions and names of the skills or movements in the original language of the martial art style, if I don’t know or can’t say front kick or high punch or low block in Korean in TKD class or in Japanese in karate class, does that mean I’m not good in that style or can’t get the next belt
I'm always down to hear about Bruce Lee. I will never be Bruce Lee'd out. That's like saying stop talking about Jordan for Basketball, Tupac for hip hop/rap, Tyson or Ali for Boxing, and so on and so forth. Just listen for the love, if not there are other places to go to. Stop trying to dictate other peoples content, or just leave lol. Just keep DWYD KFG.
Thank you!
Have you seen a comedy short skit with a Bruce type in around 80’s called Mind your manners with Billy Quan
Was it the Mike Remedios theme to Way of the Dragon with Bruce making the battle cries?
Yes
In training martial arts which is more important to do, first slow and precise to get the movement right, then you can add speed or power to your skills later, or flexibility and endurance and your execution of the movements will improve as you keep practicing, or speed first then refining and correcting the techniques later as you go along, or have strong strikes first then work on speed and accuracy
Is warm up and stretching important at the beginning of class and stretching and cool down at the end, or only stretching, only warm up, or only cool down or just stretching at the end, or does it depend on what you’re doing to work on weather you will warm up or stretch or not
Should you stretch first then a warm up or warm up first with easy cardio then stretch, cool down first then stretch or stretch then cool down exercises
great live show .full of facts and fun take care from uk
Sifu, if I was involved in a street confrontation… this is what I’ll train in . Boxing,BJJ, Muay Thai,Combat Sambo, and Krav Marvga.
Good to know! I will make sure you get attacked before you learn all of these martial arts haha
Is it important and necessary to know, learn, understand the philosophy and or history of the style you are learning
I heard it was Engelbert Humperdinck who sang the Way of the Dragon song.
Paul Anka
Should Game of Death be remade with Bruce original story and CGI or a good Bruce look a like or another action star, but not with 3 or 4 different actors like they did and no cut outs or Bruce masks or whatever else they did on Game of Death, I’m surprised they didn’t just make one of the actors just wear a paper bag with eye holes and Bruce Lee written on the bag
You mentioned in some of your videos that when you were a young kid you did Karate, then you did WT Taekwondo before WC Kung Fu, just curious, what style of karate and why, why WT TKD and not ATA TKD or ITF TKD
Why do you think some people get unmotivated and want to stop learning or training when they reach black belt, have you experienced this, what would you say or do to help this person to continue training
I forgot to ask, I know this channel focus more on wing chun, Bruce Lee, and rattan ring training.😋 But I was wondering if you can do an episode focusing on Gordon Liu’s movies and martial art. If not, no worries.
That donation was mighty impressive!
@@prettyflyforafilipin Ty 🙏
In one of your videos you mention if Bruce would have lived longer he probably would have transitioned to probably more serious roles, that he did dramatic roles as a younger man but then he did action martial arts later on, but what about Here come the brides I think it’s called, I haven’t seen it but from what I heard it was a more serious dramatic role than Longstreet or Marlowe,
When he did Marlowe, Longstreet and Here come the brides were those show before or after Green Hornet
Just old drunken men who no longer care where they find themselves each morning, then they get out and are younger, well, prison changes a man
What do you think about McDojos, what makes a school a McDojo,
Should kids get black belts,
When is it too young or maybe too old to start martial arts
Should a teacher discuss with the students about the law and possible repercussions for excessive force and using their techniques in a street fight
I think Bruce would have done great in MMA, I think he would’ve researched it, studied and practiced it before just walking into the octagon
If you were in a fight on the street to protect yourself, who would you want with you that you feel or know that you have a good chance of survival if this great fighter was on your side, even if it’s an action actor if their skills were real and actually worked, or anyone else, I guess we won’t mention David Carradine, but what about
Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Donnie Yen
Chuck Norris, Van Dam, Segal,
Hiu Wan Ya, Wong Fei Hong, Yip Man,
Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Rocky Marciano,
Scott Adkins, Superfoot Wallace, Benny the Jet Urquidez, Mark Decosco, Keith Cook, Phillip Rhee, Jason Stathem, Ian Thomas Griffith, Bolo, Ed Parker, Jeff Speakman, Taimak, Samo Hung, Don the Dragon Wilson, Billy Blanks, Sho Kosugi, Sonny Chiba, Michael Jai White, Ron Van Clief, Wesley Snipes, James Lew, Jean Labelle, Jhoon Rhee
Would you do a podcast or collaboration video with other RUclips martial artists, I know you did Viking Samurai and Fight Commentary, what about Ramsey Dewy, Icy Mike, Rokas, Jesse Enkamp, Endo Mierzwa, Sifu Nate, Sensei Seth, Art of One Dojo, Ginger Ninja Trickster, Fight tips, Master Wong, Stephen Wonderboy Thomson, Karate Dojo Waku, Adam Chan, Akido Flow, David Wong, Dan Lok, Enter Tai Chi, Kali Center, Jake Mace, Master Song Kung Fu
Is breaking boards or concrete necessary for martial arts, is sparring, competitions, weapons, or sport aspects of martial arts necessary, should other styles have sport competitions
When can you tell if you need to stay in what you are doing, even if it’s difficult but maybe you could pass your limits, but maybe it’s your limits for a reason and you’re just hurting your self and maybe need to try something different
How far or how much can a teacher allow for a student to get away with and it’s good enough to pass, even if they can’t do everything the way it’s required for the next level maybe because of age, or skill or others had to go through, maybe their reasons why they can’t are true but maybe they just think they can’t do better
I would have figured that it would be easier to go from one striking style to another because of some similarities, first you have some experience so it would be easier and maybe faster in the new art cause you don’t need to learn how to make a proper fist, to chamber the knee to kick then bring it back after the kick, to keep the wrist straight when you punch, you might be flexible and endurance and fast because of your training at the other school, they may be different in when or how or where to hit, but somethings you can learn in karate they also do in Taekwondo or Tukong or Kajukenbo and others, weather it’s with a closed fist or open hand, straight or circular, to the body or face,
They have a front kick, side kick, back kick, ax kick, roundhouse, crescent and hook kick, twist kick, question mark kick and scorpion kick,
You have high blocks, low blocks, inside and outside blocks,
Similarly got front punch, hammer fist, reverse punch, hook, uppercut, cross and jab, open hand strike or palm strike, chop or knife hand, back fist
Knee and elbow strikes
Wax on wax off is outside block, sand the floor is low block, paint the house side to side is inside block and outside block, paint the fence up down is high block low block, crane kick is jumping front snap kick
Tornado kick is a roundhouse kick or crescent kick with twist or turns right before you execute the kick
Of course wing chun is the best martial art....its the one im advertising bro
Can someone learn martial arts from books, magazines or videos, or do they have to be with a teacher in a school
In fist of fury the big dojo fight scene Bruce un buttons his top but he forgets one button and goes back to undo the last button 🙋
We could probably write a few books containing all of these!
Great show even if it's only about Dre's fine line fur Hair...he looks like a Defrocked Taoist monk. 🙏. 😇😁
Keep punching and More of these. 👍🏼
Haha he is certainly defrocked
You love Bruce Lee and you hate Beerdy, I´m pretty sure that Dan Inosanto would love to be in the podcast...
I would say hate, is a strong word, it’s difficult to hate a fake persona lol
@@TheKungFuGenius we hate the character he created 😂
What would be your advice for dealing with bullying
This probably happens more often with kids, but what if there is a student who is naturally good with the techniques but has a bad attitude and sometimes late, is not always ready with their equipment needed for class, sometimes doesn’t show up, but very flexible and fast, does the moves great, do they pass to the next rank because they’ve been there a long time but just have an attitude problem, or hold them back, what about a student the opposite, he or she tries hard, practice at home, is respectful but have trouble understanding somethings and kicks or blocks are not executed well, is it just good enough and they pass or try to have them practice longer until they get it
Some parents just drop off kids to class like it’s a day care and think the teacher is going to teach them manners and respect or things like that, sure character building and respect are part of the experience but it’s not ethics class, it’s not boot camp, it’s learning defense, to block, kick and punch someone, self control to when, how, if or why to use or not use your skills, but not necessarily teach on how to behave
What would you say are the main differences in learning self defense and training martial arts for competition or tournament and sport fighting or sparring
In GoD, during the nunchaku fight with Dan Inosanto, if you watch closely during one of his sets with the 'chucks, BL actually hits himself in the right side of his head (glancing blow).
Great show, thanks for answering some of my questions, if it’s ok I’m going to put here in the comments some of the questions you were not able to answer and maybe you could get to them on a later podcast or something, I’m going to put them individually, it might be easier instead of all together like a long paragraph, like this one, anyway thanks a lot for your time and what you all do
Today was a fun show, thank you. 🙏
Thank you for your support!
I think Bruce died of a combination of things, extra stress, not having much fat content, the workout to be the best, staying up working on the movies, drugs, I heard he was trying different workout supplements and diets or protein shakes and like power bars or different things for muscle like creatine powder, the pain pill he took,
Oh yeah and let’s not forget “the 10 ninjas hired by the triads that did the dim mak on him and not having sweat glands”
As pointed out to me, the girl picking her nose is when they are leaving the airport. In the vid below it's at the 9:28 mark, the little blonde girl just going to town.
ruclips.net/video/0F2zR2OJa5w/видео.html
According to WSL, Bruce Lee was very capable at Wing Chun when he left for America and also when he touched hands with him before he past away.
ruclips.net/video/MigKXB_zSyo/видео.html ..Jigoro Kano at 6:36 #KFG...not Morihei Ueshiba
Thanks
If there’s a style you had to choose or would want to mix with WC, or some one wants to mix with their WC, which would work best and which would definitely not work
Are somethings in martial arts movies, shows or video games based on reality and real moves, could they possibly work, or is it all made up fantasy
Maybe that souvenir was a hand from an enemy
I used to think JKD was the first hybrid mixed martial art, but I believe Bruce was born around 1940,
Kajukenbo was created around 1940 in Hawaii, so Bruce would have been a child, before he created JKD, Kajukenbo is a mix of KArate, Judo/Jiujitsu, KENpo, and Boxing/Chinese boxing, created by I think four or five black belts in these arts,
And I heard TKD is a mix of Karate and Taekkyon, and I’ve heard Tukong Moosul is also a mixed art, I wonder if there’s other mixed martial arts now considered traditional or original just because they’re not used much in MMA, so JKD is probably not the first hybrid mixed art, am I correct in this assumption?
Dreison
Legend
His arms went downto his knees he had reach of a 6 foot guy according to Dan inosanto