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The purpose of this JKD group is to preserve and promote Bruce Lee’s art & philosophy of Jeet Kune Do, to help define and teach the core curriculum, not to confine us but to liberate us, and to discover our personal expression of Bruce’s art & philosophy.
JKD London Blog
1w ago
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
JKD London Blog
2w ago
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
JKD London Blog
1M ago
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
JKD London Blog
1M ago
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
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JKD London Blog
2M ago
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
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JKD London Blog
2M ago
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
JKD London Blog
3M ago
Checkout this rare interview between Alex Ben Block and Bruce Lee, 2 years prior to Alex writing the first ever biography on Bruce Lee called “The Legend of Bruce Lee” in 1974 (see previous post).
Enjoy, Sifu Lak
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JKD London Blog
3M ago
Published by Bruce Lives On, Written by Alex Ben Block
1. How did you first hear of Bruce Lee? He wasn’t a household name in America at the time you interviewed him, how aware of him were you before you began researching your initial magazine article on him? Was he well known in Hollywood at that time?
I first heard of Bruce Lee around 1972 when I was doing research for a magazine article for a now defunct rock and roll magazine. At the time I lived in New York City. Bruce had done Big Boss and Chinese Connection and they were big hits in Asia, but not yet in the U.S. He was not well kn ..read more
JKD London Blog
4M ago
Bruce Lee starred in many TV shows and movies from an early age as a child actor, though most of his TV shows before his big-screen fame are lesser known. This 1969 American TV show called “Here Comes the Bride” is a rare gem.
Enjoy, Sifu Lak
#jkdlondon #jeetkunedo #brucelee #martialarts #selfmastery #thisistheway
<p>The post Bruce Lee – Rare Footage of “Here Comes the Bride” first appeared on JKD London | Bruce Lee | Jeet Kune Do.</p> ..read more
JKD London Blog
5M ago
Published by Beerdy
Beerdy – Bruce Lee Central, have remastered this rare footage in 4k colour of Bruce Lee training in his back yard, some behind the scenes Enter the Dragon footage, clips from the Long Beach International Karate Championship 1967, TV martial arts demonstrations, and much more.
Enjoy, Sifu Lak
#jkdlondon #jeetkunedo #brucelee #martialarts #selfmastery #thisistheway
<p>The post Bruce Lee – If It Wasn’t Filmed, You Wouldn’t Believe! first appeared on JKD London | Bruce Lee | Jeet Kune Do.</p> ..read more