Jeet Kune Do, a martial arts system created by Bruce Lee , is different from all other forms of kung fu. It was founded in , four years before Bruce Lee became an international martial arts icon. Lee took what he learned from studying Wing Chun under Ip Man and other martial arts instructors and began opening up his own kung fu schools.
During the s, Lee taught kung fu to anyone willing to learn, including a handful of Hollywood celebrities. He taught against the use of styles and patterns and sought instead to devise a system that would be effective in street fighting. For students of JDK, the best way to do this is to use minimum effort for the purpose of a quick retaliation.
One of the main ideas behind Jeet Kune Do is that in battling an opponent, a martial artist should minimize the number and range of their moves and focusing on delivering the maximum of amount of power at lightning-fast speed. Below is a list of resources, some free and some with a cost attached, relating to Jeet Kune Do.
These materials are meant as a starting point and a guidepost for your personal liberation and Jeet Kune Do journey, so please do not treat them as a how-to guide. However we can, and would like to, offer this information as we feel it might be helpful to anyone seeking to find out more about JKD from the original source, Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee created this symbol as a representation of the culmination of his own self cultivation.
This symbol is the final in a series of four that show this progression. The stages of cultivation are:. The arrows represent the constant interplay of the complements of yin and yang. Finally the Chinese phrase surrounding the symbol translates to: using no way as way; having no limitation as limitation. Express yourself. Have faith in yourself. Click the button below to donate through our Paypal.
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