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  • love jeet kune do, been reading bruces book on it, but would love to be trained face to face in it, but there are no classes near where i live. Im learning Isshinryu currently by my uncle, and its promising, very fun, but Jeet Kune do is free of any traditional stances that isshinryu still adheres.

  • of course its a wing chun technique jet kune do its a mixed martial arts stile wing chun. muay thai. judo.english boxing.wrestling.etc.

  • of course its a wing chun technique jet kune do its a mixed martial arts stile wing chun. muay thai. judo.english boxing.wrestling.etc.

  • Only thing i see that should be watched is the distance , Bruce quoted longest weapon nearest target ,it seems to me that he can have his stop kick jammed if he doesn't watch his distance while intercepting, catching ,blocking and even parrying should be the last option, think hit always and if parrying hit at the same time as the parry, good job anyway !

  • The reason why it looks like Wing Chuns stop kick is because it IS. But he shouls have NOT caught the first punch and then used the stop kick for the second, he should have used the stop kick first, that would also bring the oponants face forward so you can then punch. In JKD we NEVER catch a punch. we intercept it with a kick or punch ourselves.

  • David Cheng jeet kune do basics page 58 lead straight punch as you reach for your target rotate your hips, turn your waist, pivot on your front foot! LMCO the back bone of jkd

  • The kick to the shin looks similar to Wing Chun's stop kick.

  • Ideally, you should intercept the opponent's lead punch or, as you state, cut into the tool with a sliding leverage punch--these are covered in my "Basic" video). But what if you are caught off guard and can't intercept or throw a sliding leverage punch in time? An alternative is to catch the lead punch and counter against the rear punch. The above example is not new--it's in the book, "Jun Fan/Jeet Kune Do: The Textbook" by Chris Kent and Tim Tackett.

  • I dont understand if you lean back isnt it another beat to enter

  • I don't understand your comment. The counterattack here is the lead kick to the shin as the opponent throws the rear punch. If you don't lean back, you can get hit.

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