The Impact of "Tao of Jeet Kune Do" on Six Martial Arts Masters

[iceblue4u]

I personally found the philosophical sections of the Tao enlightening more so than the writings on the techniques of JKD

[Robinson11]

originally that book was meant for his students which was suppose to be released to them in different volumes. Dan Inosanto wrote a book back in the Early 80's I believe where he was talking about that. that book is not in print anymore but very insightful, it's like the 2nd part to The Tao of Jeet Kune Do.

[haelos]

No problem with audio here. Only problem I have is the overflowing awesomeness of JKD and it's positive effect on the martial arts world. Oh wait, that's not a problem at all! lol

[commderben]

i cant do jeet kune do were i live they dont have it but i learn from watching and listening

[stickman33]

The Tao of Jeet Kune Do is one of the few books in my library to which I've returned repeatedly over time.  It's not that it covers technique, which it does, but because it reveals Bruce's thought process as he evolved, demonstrating an intellectual process at work analyzing situations rather than just a set of techniques to memorize. As such, I've found new insights each time I return, reflecting my own deepening understanding of the arts over time.

[topherapodaca]

What is up with audio??

[BlackBeltLLC]

@topherapodaca Audio is in good working order. Perhaps check the volume control on the player itself or on your computer's settings.

[ventanakaz]

what is up with you guys and the no sound. this is the secound vid on tao of jeet kune do that has no sound...ralph

[BlackBeltLLC]

@ventanakaz This video's sound works just fine, actually. Perhaps you have the sound turned off on your YouTube player? Maybe check the icon next to the play/pause button on the YouTube player itself...

[BlackBeltLLC]

@ventanakaz Audio is in good working order.