Published by Sadhguru Sadhguru narrates a fascinating story about the Pallava Prince, Bodhidharma, who journeyed from India beyond the Himalayas mountains, and imparted the ancient martial art form, Kalaripayattu, to his disciples in China giving birth to Shaolin Kung Fu. MUST WATCH for any martial arts fans. Enjoy, Sifu Lak Loi <p>The post The Origins of Shaolin Kung Fu with Sadhguru first appeared on JKD London | Bruce Lee | Jeet Kune Do.</p> ..read more

Published by Tom Gray It’s 50 years since Lee became a global icon – having tragically died just before Enter the Dragon’s release. Tom Gray talks to the film’s producer Andre Morgan, among others, about his star’s legacy. Half a century has passed since Bruce Lee kicked, punched and chopped his way to international prominence in the timeless martial-arts epic Enter the Dragon. As the title of the movie suggests, this should have been just the beginning in Hollywood for the martial-arts dynamo who electrified audiences with his unique blend of speed, power, grace and charisma. And then he was ..read more

Published by WOMA TV John Little talks to Andrew Staton about his latest book Wrath Of The Dragon: The Real Fights of Bruce Lee. Both men are authorities on Bruce Lee and they discuss what John Little painstakingly discovered in his new book. In this interview, Andrew Staton asks John Little… Did Bruce Lee ever have any real street fights? Did he just enter tournaments, if so did he win? Is there any evidence of any claimed fights? Did Bruce Lee take part in a Hong Kong interschool boxing match? Did rooftop fights take place in Hong Kong? Was Bruce Lee ever involved? What happened when he sta ..read more

Published by Association of Jeet Kune Do by Bruce Lee How Bruce Lee Changed the World explores the amazing multitude of ways that Bruce Lee – the first international Asian superstar has influenced pop culture. Calling Lee the biggest movie star in history is a bit of a stretch (though every shot of this hypnotically charismatic performer argues that he might have been, had he not died abruptly before the release of his fourth and most successful movie, Enter the Dragon). A wealth of interviewees, ranging from filmmakers like Jackie Chan (who was a stunt man on Lee’s movies in h ..read more

Published by Greg Probert The Greatest – another RARE Bruce Lee documentary including amazing interviews with: Linda Lee, Bruce Lee’s widow Shannon Lee, Bruce Lee’s daughter Taky Kimura, Bruce Lee’s Senior Jeet Kune Do Instructor Richard Bustillo, Bruce Lee’s martial art student and Golden Glove Boxer John Little, Authority on Bruce Lee and published author Bob Wall, Karate Champion and actor in Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon Fred Weintraub, Film and TV Producer Joe Lewis, World Kickboxing Champion and Bruce Lee’s martial art student Van Williams, actor and Bruce Lee’s private martial art stude ..read more

Published by Pendeka Sutan Click here if the video link above does not work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItYkIhupd5E A RARE old Bruce Lee documentary, including interviews with Bruce Lee’s widow, Linda Lee Cadwell, and Bruce Lee’s Senior Jeet Kune Do instructor, Taky Kimura, and much much more. A MUST WATCH for all Bruce Lee fans. Enjoy, Sifu Lak Loi <p>The post RARE – Old Bruce Lee Documentary – Tale of the Dragon first appeared on JKD London | Bruce Lee | Jeet Kune Do.</p> ..read more

Published by Viking Power Bruce Lee put his personal ‘piece de resistance’, Game of Death, on hold to film Enter the Dragon. Two weeks before Enter the Dragon was released, Bruce Lee shockingly passed away on 16th July 1973. Bruce did not get a chance to finish his movie Game of Death due to his untimely passing, and Robert Clouse was tasked by Golden Harvest with the job to put together all 12 minutes and 18 seconds of Bruce Lee’s fight scenes into a comprehensible movie script, considering the actual script was only in Bruce’s mind. The first version of Game of Death was released in 1978, i ..read more

Published by Bruce Lee Mania A very RARE short interview with an up and coming Bruce Lee on a bicycle with Harry Martin. Bruce talks about the essence of his martial art Jeet Kune Do, differences with other martial arts, and how he got discovered for the role of Kato. Enjoy, Sifu Lak Loi <p>The post RARE – Interview With Bruce Lee On a Bicycle in 1966 with Harry Martin first appeared on JKD London | Bruce Lee | Jeet Kune Do.</p> ..read more

Published by Mike Blesch One of the most famous JKD books ever written now has a DVD companion! Jeet Kune Do Kickboxing by Chris Kent & Tim Tackett was originally published in 1986. This video is based on the expanded edition of the JKD Kickboxing book published in 2008. 0:00 Intro 4:20 Basic Boxing 8:35 Basic Kicking 13:34 Elbows 14:59 Knees 16:42 Punching Mechanics 19:15 Indirect Attacks 22:19 Defensive Tools 30:31 Attack by Drawing 33:18 Interactive Glove Drills 41:02 Cuban Boxing Drill 43:12 Addendum 51:21 Credits Have fun training, Sifu Lak Loi <p>The post JKD Kickboxing – Full ..read more

Published by BruceLeeWayOfTruth Checkout this amazing interview with Dan Inosanto, one of Bruce Lee’s closest friends, confidantes, and Bruce’s LA Chinatown School JKD Instructor. Dan reveals insights into Bruce Lee as a person, martial artist, his teacher, his process of Jeet Kune Do, his training methods and ethos, martial arts principles and philosophy, actor and insights into his movies including Game of Death and Enter the Dragon, his birthday surprise for Dan, his one-inch punch, and his fondest memories of Bruce Lee. A MUST WATCH for any Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto fan! Enjoy, Sifu Lak ..read more