Few individuals were as close to Bruce Lee as Ted Wong. Now 57, and still teaching the system he learned from Lee, Wong can offer important insights into the late Dragon's training and instructional methods.
As a friend and training partner of Lee, Wong gleaned technical and philosophical information from the legendary martial artist that most individuals were never privy to. In the following Dragon Spirit column, Wong explains what changes he thinks Lee would have undergone in his personal training, and in his overall outlook on the martial arts, had he been alive today. -- Editor
After Bruce Lee died, I remained quiet for a number of years. But in the past few years, I have started to get a little more actively involved in the martial arts and jeet kune do.
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