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@eagleclawh this comment is hilarious....have you ever been kicked by such a kick? These are professional sanda fighters. They throw these side kicks for a living.

@MacFlanahan And your WC instructor told you to keep your shoulders square at every moment of the fight in order to maintain the proper pose? Again, stubbornness is not a good trait in a martial artist.

@MrJackanddena actually, this is false. Bruce Lee used a lot of WC concepts in the development of JKD.

@krag3r No. It's not sped up. The real footage is as fast as that. The real footage just had the sounds which helps enhance the realism of the video.

and next you would like to argue that grappling and BJJ is superior to boxing, muah thai, wing chun, kick boxing, etc. in every single way? This discussion is over.

@BigTimePride then by all means, go enjoy the Holyfield training youtube videos out there. You're on a pro Mike Tyson video, watching Tyson train and pointing out why Tyson sucks because he lost to Holyfield. When you're watching the Holyfield video, I will not comment Holyfield sucks I promis...

@MultiGreat1 and you know this because you quantifiably measured Foreman, Liston and Williams punching power? Real boxers will tell you it's not solely about punching power. It's about the punches that you don't see coming.

@Dangarang The actual wing chun fighter that trained Bruce Lee was Wong Shun Leung. The phrase "look beyond the pointing finger" was inspired by Wong, whom taught Lee not to be controlled by his art, but to be a master of it. Even in street fights, Bruce Lee never kicked above the waist, and ne...