During his time, when he was advertising his form of Kung Fu, it wasn't called Jeet Kune Do. It was called Jun Fan Gung Fu to advertise his kwoon. He was berated so much from kung fu masters in California that he had fights with them in order to continue his kwoon. And guess what? He beat the fuck out of every kung fu sifu fucktards that thought he was a disgrace. Of those, biggest one was Wong Jack Man. From Lee's fight with Wong, that's when he realized WC had many leaks and gigantic holes.
Bruce Lee thought that much of Wing Chun thhat he went to the bother of creating a whole new martial art called JKD...In a conversation with Joe Lewis he said he no longer felt Wing Chun had much to offer & wanted to look more at Muaythai...Wing chun is shit : fact
@1fitkbox If anything's shit here it's your attitude. There is no 'one great style', every fighter can be defeated. And Lee respected WC very much, infact JKD is greatly based on WC. He simply thought that WC was missing the middle and long range attacks. Besides, based on what 'facts' would you say that WC is shit, explain. I'm not really trying to protect WC, but I'm trying to say that, respect other martial arts, they all have their pros and cons.
@Sauerules Then why is it that he called William Cheung and say that he can no longer tolerate Wing Chun? He left WC because it was limiting him while not being practical in real street fights. This is why he started learning other arts. He used to look upto Ip Man, WSL, and William Cheung until he realized that he was just being their bitch continuing their bitch work, which is why he advised people to be themselves in jkd and just learn what's effective, disgard anything useless.
@EdDy4RheelZ let me say something here bruce lee never finished wc training coz he never learnt wooden dummy from Yip man and actually the guy below this message bruce lee's martial art relied on wc applications all the time so why would he say wc is crap!!!!!!!
@paddyandfriends Bruce Lee never relied on WC applications after his fight with Wong Jack Man. He abandoned lot of WC due to its "flowery moves" as he describes and adopted many elements from other arts. For example, look at centerline theory of Wing Chun. In WC, they NEVER tell you to make circular attacks and only attack with straight punches.
@EdDy4RheelZ Bruce Lee found this idea flawed and modified this and said that you should just keep in mind that the more you attack center of their body, more effective it is but learn ways to hit the center, which requires hooks, uppercuts, bolo punches, etc. He even said that boxers already had centerline theory built in unconsciously in their brain and said that cross punch to person's face is a centerline theory itself.
@Sauerules Another reason why he hated Kung Fu was because there were LOT of discrimination within WC that thought WC was some kind of secretive, mystical, sacred art that shall never be taught to any non-Chinese people. Just over the fact that Bruce Lee was part German, nobody was willing to train with him except Ip Man and Cheung. Bruce was fed up with this and decided to throw that bullshit out the window when teaching his form of kung fu(jkd) to anyone.
@1fitkbox This is very true. In his JKD, he advises people to learn whatever's effective, disgard any useless concept that doesn't fit oneself. Everyone has different type of body and different type of strength. As Bruce started to learn boxing, fencing, taekwondo, savate, wrestling, etc, it was starting to look more like MMA fighters when outside of kung fu filming. Because of the concept of JKD that MMA is all about, Dana White, UFC president, credits Bruce Lee for this.
@1fitkbox He was moving away from this as he stepped into the U.S. The time he realized this the most was when he fought against Wong Jack Man and many kung fu sifus in California and beat the shit out of them. He realized that WC techniques were not practical against experienced fighters. To idiots like Wong Shun Leung, WSL would think of this as great accomplishment and calls himself King of Talking Hands. For Bruce Lee, he was embarrassed of this and called it a cat-fight in San Francisco.
@EdDy4RheelZ Yeah so true, we all like Bruce, hes a legend in the same league as James Dean , Mayriln Monroe ect...& he learned like all hums have done thru out history...you have to actually fight...to learn how to fight...he fought a few times, realised WC is pretty shit, then started evolving into what all great full ontats fighters use, he would have ended up doing the same as what modern MMA guys use & even in JKD now, at Dans LA academy, they use BJJ, kickboxing almost every class
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Bruce Lee did not believe in any God... a great Atheist !!!
WhatGodNow 1 day ago
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waLkerPoi 2 days ago
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1fitkbox 3 weeks ago
During his time, when he was advertising his form of Kung Fu, it wasn't called Jeet Kune Do. It was called Jun Fan Gung Fu to advertise his kwoon. He was berated so much from kung fu masters in California that he had fights with them in order to continue his kwoon. And guess what? He beat the fuck out of every kung fu sifu fucktards that thought he was a disgrace. Of those, biggest one was Wong Jack Man. From Lee's fight with Wong, that's when he realized WC had many leaks and gigantic holes.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
Bruce Lee thought that much of Wing Chun thhat he went to the bother of creating a whole new martial art called JKD...In a conversation with Joe Lewis he said he no longer felt Wing Chun had much to offer & wanted to look more at Muaythai...Wing chun is shit : fact
1fitkbox 1 month ago
@1fitkbox If anything's shit here it's your attitude. There is no 'one great style', every fighter can be defeated. And Lee respected WC very much, infact JKD is greatly based on WC. He simply thought that WC was missing the middle and long range attacks. Besides, based on what 'facts' would you say that WC is shit, explain. I'm not really trying to protect WC, but I'm trying to say that, respect other martial arts, they all have their pros and cons.
God Bless.
Sauerules 1 month ago
@Sauerules Then why is it that he called William Cheung and say that he can no longer tolerate Wing Chun? He left WC because it was limiting him while not being practical in real street fights. This is why he started learning other arts. He used to look upto Ip Man, WSL, and William Cheung until he realized that he was just being their bitch continuing their bitch work, which is why he advised people to be themselves in jkd and just learn what's effective, disgard anything useless.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@EdDy4RheelZ let me say something here bruce lee never finished wc training coz he never learnt wooden dummy from Yip man and actually the guy below this message bruce lee's martial art relied on wc applications all the time so why would he say wc is crap!!!!!!!
paddyandfriends 3 weeks ago
@paddyandfriends Bruce Lee never relied on WC applications after his fight with Wong Jack Man. He abandoned lot of WC due to its "flowery moves" as he describes and adopted many elements from other arts. For example, look at centerline theory of Wing Chun. In WC, they NEVER tell you to make circular attacks and only attack with straight punches.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@EdDy4RheelZ Bruce Lee found this idea flawed and modified this and said that you should just keep in mind that the more you attack center of their body, more effective it is but learn ways to hit the center, which requires hooks, uppercuts, bolo punches, etc. He even said that boxers already had centerline theory built in unconsciously in their brain and said that cross punch to person's face is a centerline theory itself.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@EdDy4RheelZ There are hooks in wing chun. 3rd form, Biu Jee...
bahamut3014 2 weeks ago
@Sauerules Another reason why he hated Kung Fu was because there were LOT of discrimination within WC that thought WC was some kind of secretive, mystical, sacred art that shall never be taught to any non-Chinese people. Just over the fact that Bruce Lee was part German, nobody was willing to train with him except Ip Man and Cheung. Bruce was fed up with this and decided to throw that bullshit out the window when teaching his form of kung fu(jkd) to anyone.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@1fitkbox This is very true. In his JKD, he advises people to learn whatever's effective, disgard any useless concept that doesn't fit oneself. Everyone has different type of body and different type of strength. As Bruce started to learn boxing, fencing, taekwondo, savate, wrestling, etc, it was starting to look more like MMA fighters when outside of kung fu filming. Because of the concept of JKD that MMA is all about, Dana White, UFC president, credits Bruce Lee for this.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@1fitkbox He was moving away from this as he stepped into the U.S. The time he realized this the most was when he fought against Wong Jack Man and many kung fu sifus in California and beat the shit out of them. He realized that WC techniques were not practical against experienced fighters. To idiots like Wong Shun Leung, WSL would think of this as great accomplishment and calls himself King of Talking Hands. For Bruce Lee, he was embarrassed of this and called it a cat-fight in San Francisco.
EdDy4RheelZ 3 weeks ago
@EdDy4RheelZ Yeah so true, we all like Bruce, hes a legend in the same league as James Dean , Mayriln Monroe ect...& he learned like all hums have done thru out history...you have to actually fight...to learn how to fight...he fought a few times, realised WC is pretty shit, then started evolving into what all great full ontats fighters use, he would have ended up doing the same as what modern MMA guys use & even in JKD now, at Dans LA academy, they use BJJ, kickboxing almost every class
1fitkbox 3 weeks ago
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