A true renaissance man, Bruce Lee was a talented artist, poet, philosopher, writer and actor, apart from being a formidable fighter.
Bruce Lee can be considered a prophet in some ways.
He combined boxing punches, grappling, low and high kicks in a unique style that was criticised vastly by most traditional martial artists at the time.
Today all mixed martial artists are training in a similar way.
The difference is that he was brilliant enough to do so more than 35 years ago. If you don’t believe me, watch the opening scene of “Enter the Dragon”. That was a true free fight event.
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A true renaissance man, Bruce Lee was a talented artist, poet, philosopher, writer and actor, apart from being a formidable fighter. Bruce...
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Linda Lee Cadwell, the widow of jeet kune do creator and martial arts icon Bruce Lee, recently sat down with Black Belt for an extensive exc...
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To contemplate a thing implies maintaining oneself OUTSIDE it, resolved to keep a distance between it and ourselves. p. 30 Running...
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