God bless you Bruce Lee R.I.P. my friend. You will always be my number 1 Idol and Hero and always have been.

Jim Kelly with the Afro was so cool to watch when I was a kid. I think he was just a little ahead of his time as far as martial arts movies and stardom.

Praying Mantis really works, those finger strikes are no joke. The reason I know this is because of my dad. He never took any martial arts of any kind, but his job was unpacking crates of beef from the back of a truck which required him using his fingers to pull the crates out. He could do one finger push ups with either hand. When I got older he would jab me with those fingers whenever I got out of line, and I always hurt for hours where he jabbed me. And this was only from his years of pulling crates of meat out of truck with his finger tips. He had no training in any type of fighting what so ever. I can only imagine someone with that level of physical conditioning having an education in fighting. So yeah, I say Praying Mantis can work.

@marsonofjo344

2 жыл бұрын

That is so true. Practitioners can break coconut shells.

@cruiser6260

2 жыл бұрын

I trained jkd myself from age 12-14, seriously and less than a decade after Lee died. I relied on open hands for 3 inches extra reach and pokes to shoulder or chin more to upset the stance of opponents. I always used to practice a finger jab to heavy doors including ones with a heavy self closing mechanism, that need a good push to open. I used to lightning tap it with a finger and make it swing open and hit the wall. It was a form of training and practice on the spot. No chance in hell I could do it now and I'm still in good shape, still do pushups with feet on table. But the story is still bullshit about doing that to 8 guys before any of them closed. Plus this 80-90 yr old person would not anonymously choose a utuber to tell now.

@blockmasterscott

2 жыл бұрын

@@cruiser6260 oh I agree with the story being a fabrication. No argument there!

@durane.evanssr.8242

2 жыл бұрын

Here's a thought🤔...in addition to your point, it's like anyone's granddad that had to do all kinds of work with hand tools bcuz they didn't have certain power tools to drive screws, etc. So they intentionally had development in ways and areas of the body they probably gave no real thought to and when they grab you to get your attention, you're like, "hey that hurts", and to them they may think they're not putting that much pressure in their grip bcuz it seems normal to them until they realize that's what they're doing and like Bruce learn to control how much pressure to use...🤨opinions?

@johndough8115

2 жыл бұрын

FYI - Mantis isnt the only art that uses Finger Strikes. Wing Chun has it, as well as every other Chinese combat art. Its only the sportized arts, that tend to lack methods like this, and or, lack the proper training methods to develop it correctly. I trained my fingers by 1) Tapping them mildly on hardwood 2) Striking wall mounted sandbags 3) Accuracy practice on small hanging balls, and or a marker DOT on the sandbags. 4) Hitting a metal safe's door closed. 5) knocking on, or opening doors, with the fingers 6) Finger strength exercises, such as finger pushups, as well as grip strength on squeeze balls or an Eagle-Claw device. I did a similar thing with my Toes (stabbing them into the sandbag)... for toe-stabbing kicks. The tech was developed for good reason. And when you combine it with internal-power (fajing), and to the right spots on the body (Dim Mak) ...you can get scary results. There is a channel by user LilyLily that features Dim Mak. Some of it seems fake... but there clearly are some real clips on it, and they are devastating. As a responsible individual, Ive never struck someone with my fingers. However, I did toe-stab a Kyokushin Karate instructors inner thigh muscle. He was temporarily unable to move, which allowed me to easily walk in with a flurry of handstrikes. He was amazed, and asked me what the heck I had just did to him. A different time, I was sparring a fighter, as we agreed not to use kicks for this match. However, when we got close and I was a bit tied up.. as sort of a joke, I lifted my knee in a circle, and lightly tapped the out-side of his leg. He instantly dropped to the floor. I thought he was faking it... messing with me, because I barely tapped him. Turned out, I hit a pressure point.

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I took Jeet Kun do from the only instructor I have ever found anywhere so far that really followed the Jeet Kun Do style of Chinese street fighting. We did try to go to other martial arts schools for friendly no contact sparring matches. Unfortunately the friendly no contact matches went right out the window soon as we walked into a few different martial art schools. Our instructor ended up fighting a full contact fight and the other instructor didn’t last long at all trying to beat our instructor. Once our instructor showed he had got the instructor of the other school in a position where he knew he couldn’t win the fight the other instructor backed down and didn’t try to attack our instructor any more. We all backed out of the door of the other schools before anything got any worse? After having the same thing happen at a few different schools my instructor stopped trying to set up friendly sparring matches with other schools. My instructor’s reasoning for wanting to spare with other schools is to have his students learn how to fight and defend against other styles of martial arts and we did study all forms of martial arts as well as how to defend against the other styles. We attempted going to a martial arts tournament in Seattle once and our instructor had signed up several students to fight in the matches. But the officials over seeing the matches wasn’t giving the Jeet Kun Do students any points when their punches or kicks would of clearly hit their opponents. Our instructor told the students ok if they don’t want to count our hits and kicks. Then stop pulling your punches and kicks. Knock your opponent out and then see if they want to count our punches and kicks then? Needless to say after a few matches where our students started knocking out their opponents we were then asked to leave! That was the first where I seen how prejudice these American martial arts schools and tournaments are against any true Jeet Kun Do school. Even when we’re following their rules and not using the moves we been taught to use in street fighting that of course isn’t allowed in tournament matches! My instructor didn’t like being called a master at all, he didn’t believe in the word master cause that means you have mastered the martial arts. Which according to my martial arts instructor no one ever masters martial arts. You can always be better and should always be striving to improve yourself no matter how good you are? Our instructor also didn’t believe in giving out belts either. I studied for several years and a few times our friends had gotten their kids into other martial arts schools for lessons. Their kids wanted me to go check out their school. I ended up friendly sparring with some of the students and fortunately it remained friendly! After a few sparring matches their instructor asked if I was a black belt? I smiled and told him my instructor didn’t believe in belts. Their instructor said if I come to his school that he get me a black belt right away! LOL I never studied martial arts for belts, nor do I ever want a belt either with the way the legal system is! Those belts get used against you when the cops get involved in any fight you get into! Been a few fights I been in , I’m self defense protecting myself and the cops were not happy they couldn’t charge me for being a professional fighter since I don’t have a belt they can use against me. Those belts are more dangerous than not having one in my opinion! I owe to my friends for finding this Jeet Kun do school. I was a pretty good street fighter thru high school. My friends started taking martial arts at school and would come test it out on me. When it didn’t work they change to a different school. Then one day my friends started kicking my butt! That wasn’t easy on my ego either! LOL So I decided I better start going to this martial arts school too! But getting into the school not easy at all. You got to stand in a horse stance for 2 hours and you can’t stand up. If you stand up at all you don’t get in. I failed the first time, partly because I been in a car accident and broke a ankle and my strength wasn’t 100%. I waited till my legs got stronger and the 2nd time I made it the 2 hour. That 2 hour was the easy part compared to the 4 hour classes we go through twice a week. You learn really quickly not to eat anything on class nights unless you wanted to vomit everything you ate before class! It was torture going thru those classes, many quit after the first class. If you weren’t committed to being your absolute best it’s not a school where you will last very long! Our instructor wasn’t teaching for making money, he wanted to make as many students as he could their very best at Jeet Kun do. If you stuck it out for 4 years then he taught you for free after that time. Those 4 years are he’ll though, but I have never been in better shape either! In the long run it was certainly worth it! I’m sure there’s got to be other good Jeet Kun do schools somewhere? But none that I have found anywhere around Oregon or Washington? Maybe California I’ve heard rumors of Bruce Lee’s students teaching too? Sure would love to spend some time with one of Bruce Lee’s students sometime, I know many were actors in the movie too though! Hopefully a few carried on with the teaching from Bruce?

@jeffro582

Жыл бұрын

You make alot of good points Gale. We are all students it's true, because as a student we are always learning....just like Bruce did...

@abdul-azizdakak8685

Жыл бұрын

What school you used to go to?

@jeffro582

Жыл бұрын

I founded a street-hookers school, we fought rival gangs with seat-belts. Used like a bolo/nunchuck. Also taught knife fighting in schools after growing up knife fighting on the street.

@bobmiller7502

Жыл бұрын

interesting brother thanks xxbob&MrTao,xxx

@InGrindWeCrust2010

10 ай бұрын

Cool story

It was the japanese and Chinese way, once a practitioner had reached a level they would challenge other Dojo's/schools to determine the best method and to learn more about the skills in a real scenario. You can't be fully challenged by practicing with the same people all the time.

@Domoussignac

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe you right. They show this in movie too. The challenge of other masters.

@MrFurley69

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, it was sparring, not “Double dragon.”

@jerrywoods4066

Жыл бұрын

Bruce never did that lol

@varanid9

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrywoods4066 Cheung Lai Chun did, though.

@jerrywoods4066

Жыл бұрын

@@varanid9 I'm sure that's exaggerated that they would go on and challenge other schools like that their . Maybe a few but that's probably martial art movie myth.

He never showed any disrespect to any of the Martial Arts Masters and any disrespect was brought on by themselves because instead of learning they felt humiliated for losing. I saw one instructor show his students exactly what he learned and then turned to Bruce and said thanks for showing us your abilities. Bruce Lee was the same he learned an respected them.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Bruce was disrespectful during the Oakland years whether he meant to be, or not.

@ProfRobertStewart

Жыл бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining However, you didn't SEE Bruce a DAY in your LIFE, yet you sound so CERTAIN of your claim of his disrespect. You have nothing but HEARSAY from other haters of Bruce. So, if you dish this stuff against the GOAT, you need HARD EVIDENCE that all can SEE. I was born and raised in Oakland during Bruce's reign, and my dad was a GREEN belt in karate at the time. I went to Bruce's school (near MacArthur / Broadway). I saw his students, but Bruce wasn't there. Darn! 😀 No PERSONAL offense against you. You're probably a fine Martial Artist. But, some of what you say CANNOT be proven. Sticking to what's on film is great. But, the hearsay from his haters isn't PROOF of anything. Good Channel by the way. 😉🙏🏽

@MajorMiguel2X

Жыл бұрын

@@ProfRobertStewart neither have you

@ProfRobertStewart

Жыл бұрын

@@MajorMiguel2X I never claimed that I had TANGIBLE EVIDENCE of Bruce disrespecting someone. All we have today is hearsay from others & Bruce (himself) on video or audio tape. Nothing more.

@drewali7

Жыл бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining he use to pick on people at movie sets!!!! i would have beat the breaks off that clown!!!!! beat him up and bit him up!!!!! i bite when i fight!!!!

Thank you for posting this video. I watch your videos to learn about Bruce Lee and martial arts that I didn’t even know.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍👊

@bigkidd2147

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining your welcome. Your channel deserve more subscribers and I wish you guys the best

Bruce Lee never went around looking for trouble. He did, however, visit Yip Man in 1972, just before he died, and sparred some of Yip's students. Bruce did complain that the senior students wanted no part of him though. This incident is documented in the book "Bruce Lee The Incomparable Fighter" (1988). It's written by his friend Mito Uhera.

George Dillman confirms that Bruce would come to his school and beat all his black belts: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZOryZiNg5DSgLQ.html

Love the honesty, the calling out and the dispelling of the myths. Another excellent video 😁👍🏽

The very fact that you have a channel discussing Bruce Lee so many decades after his death. The fact that martial arts are global phenomenon. The fact that before Lee action movies had fist fights and now every action movie tries to get best martial arts action. All shows what a phenomenon Lee was. What legend he was and that all of modern day martial arts world owes to him. Every penny you make owes to him. Like it or not period.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

So what's your point?

@Meatisfood

2 жыл бұрын

Without movie career, he would be unknown to most of the world.

@canadapapers

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meatisfood So you want take that away from him? Like someone just handed him the part? Shame on you. Just hating for hate. Why don't you go and comment on Chinese or Japanese tea art? That is also a thing. Wonder why not? Dumb

@Meatisfood

2 жыл бұрын

@@canadapapers How was I wrong?

It's not about being a badass. It's about personal discipline. It's about being able to defend. Fighting is what you must do if it is necessary.

@MaxMordecai-qg5rd

27 күн бұрын

Nippon Kenpo Karate is a hybrid MMA slash Karate style mixed with others like Kung fu

Bruce lee was original and king of Martial Arts he created, he will live an eternity in our lives and future generations. RIP 🙏❤️💪🏻🌏🌎🌍

I am not sure just how many times I have watched this video??? But... I still get something out of it each time! Thank you! J

This Beerdy guy sounds like he comes straight out of a COMIC BOOK!

i've heard from guys here in California that definitely came across bruce challenging students of masters all across the state

Hi Prince, thank you for this, great channel, Bruce Lee has always been in my life, my father placed me unto multiple martial arts in the 80s, once I found wing Chun and knew Bruce had been involved I developing the arts, I enjoyed it even more, knowing that certain styles were what he had trained 😀😊

Bruce Lee was a one of a kind fighter.

Thank you for telling the truth about Bruce Lee. Beerdy has done such damage to Lee's real reputation...and all the kiddies sucked it up

Man, you come right out of a comic book. RIP Jim Kelly

Thanks for another great educational video. It is highly appreciated the time and effort invested in research and editing.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍

If you look at the comments on that video, I did ask him directly what proof he has of the story, and he never responded to me. The story (even though he did respond to some of my other comments) caught my interest because my original style was seven star praying mantis, and my first sifu, Chiu Lien was a junior student to Shi Kien "Han". The application of pressure point technique Beerdy described is accurate to Seven Star technique, but the transmission of the style was through the chig wu Athletic Association. At that point in China in the early 60s I believe Shaolin monks were still being suppressed by the communist government. It is very possible probable even that Bruce and Shi Kien traded techniques on the set period but other than the video you are discussing. I never heard anything remotely close to the story for the years I trained praying mantis. And the fact that he could not produce any verifiable proof whatsoever blows a lot of holes in the story

@raygsbrelcik5578

2 жыл бұрын

I don't doubt that Bruce "tested" his abilities on other styles, but This story---Naww, not buyin' it.

@bechelerroseme6821

2 жыл бұрын

What do you say to those people who say he didn't have fighting records therefore he must not be a fighter.

@raygsbrelcik5578

2 жыл бұрын

@@bechelerroseme6821 It doesn't matter WHAT you say to those Clowns; They're nothin' but troller's, trying to get a reaction.

I have been a Lee fan for 30 years and this beerdy guy tells Bruce Lee storys,shows clips and twist them around.Sometimes he is right and sometimes his versions are different.He also shows clips that has been werry known way before the internet so i understand your point.The first time i saw some clips of his was a couple of years ago and my first reaction was "who is this guy?does he train martial arts?He seems a little bit mysterious if you ask me.

@MrJohnnyclay1

2 жыл бұрын

This dude sounds like BULLSHIT

@cmb5489

2 жыл бұрын

That beerdy guy is a total dope

@gimmyherbert8217

2 жыл бұрын

What it is ...Bruce lee changed Martial movies ...fight with camera ...it's like Michael Jordan making other basketball players look good to

My brother studied under Grandmaster Henry Cook (rest in peace) who Was trained by Yip Chun (Yip Mans son). According to my brother, Grandmaster Cook said his toughest fight was against a karate practitioner. And the point was, while the martial art style is important, the most important thing is experience and training to fight. Not just doing katas/forms and punching bags and wooden dummies. Whatever your style of interest, train to fight and defend yourself. Spar often. And of course, Be water! (meaning, be adaptive and not rigid in your technique / style).

@user-sz2hs2wx9k

Жыл бұрын

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@rickykamusaki2662

Жыл бұрын

I conquer with you my brother. The other thing is that Bruce Lee was a actor not UFC fighter

@atigerwillkahntahwiwimtchi4891

9 ай бұрын

@rickykamusaki2662 there was no ufc in his day.

Chen Zhen knocks off the two best students then goes on to wipe out the entire school and makes them eat poster paper. 🤣

Thank you for the video. 50 years ago Sensei said to me " I will wa.k away rather than". This was his teaching to all of us! My Father taught me the same thing. He trained to box. He had one caveat, "when your back is against the wall and you "must" defend yourself know that there are consequences for your actions".

Bruce is a legend. None of us will know the absolute truth of anything.

@robertquackenbush5547

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree 👍

@flip0345

Жыл бұрын

The illuminati killed him with demons, because he wouldve woken people people up

@JaredVii

10 ай бұрын

Unless you know something that isn't mentioned...

Bruice Lee was one of kind. He was training for a whole new move of martial arts. He went up against the old set of martial arts. His movies were a way of reaching out, he had to use some of the best to prove a point

@johnmatonne7834

2 жыл бұрын

Beerdy is the biggest liar on the Internet. Did you hear what Kelly said? "I won't give any names...but Lee was untouchable" Uh huh...Bruce Lee was a great martial artist but not a real fighter

@joereidy5732

2 жыл бұрын

Did you even watch the video? Beerdy is a LIAR...Bruce Lee was good but most of the stories you hear is pure Lee Mythology

@johnmatonne7834

2 жыл бұрын

@@joereidy5732 Yeah, we agree, Lee could probably fight no doubt. But, he was certainly not a fighter

@chucklee347

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmatonne7834 I'm not sure exactly what the woke flat earther day dreamers are trying to say. But you need to thank God you never had to fight a non fighter named Bruce lee.

@johnmatonne7834

Жыл бұрын

@@chucklee347 It's not about "woke". Did you just want to use that word for some reason? Bruce Lee spent the lions share of his time from 1964 to his death in 1973 acting. He was either rehearsing, writing or filming. When exactly did he train full contact? Answer: He didn't. So don't be disrespectful to all the real full contact fighters who give and take blows every day for hours becoming good at their craft. Could Bruce Lee fight? Obviously he could. Was he world class? Not even close! Can one be a great doctor and a great lawyer at the same time? Of course not. We all get better at what we do each day friend. Drop the Lee mythology you will appreciate it later in life

"the art of fighting without fighting" -Bruce lee My observation: There will always be someone stronger, bigger and better that you. Time is our enemy and the body does get old. What was will no longer be.

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195

2 жыл бұрын

Gave you a thumbs up since you sound good & sincere yet I disagree with the assumption that WE grow old ...... The getting old in years is not the problem. I was very fortunate to have seen The Master of Masters while I was in the U.S. Navy onboard LST-1195 . The Master looked exactly as Joel potrayed him ; basically , old as dirt but his movements were faster than any other human on Earth ! Age is not a problem , he moved as if time did not exist ! We had Seal Team & Marines aboard during 73 - 74' & The Master , whom some martial artists doubt really exists , was also aboard . He trains The Teams when he is not doing his missions for an agency that starts w / C and ends in A . The Master does exist & was present to give actor Joel Grey his presence so Joel could act in the movie " The Destroyer " which came out appx 1985. If you want to see a great performance where Joel recreates The Master & his personality on screen , watch that . Mr. Grey captured the real Master of Masters in that film. I miss The Master & was very honored that he was able to quickly knock my Navy Brat body out quickly but left no real long lasting injury although he scared the Team a bit as they gently carried my unconcious body to my rack . The Master also helped to deal w / a saboteur we had aboard. ......... Cordially , Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , credited by crew of LST-1195 w/ saving the new ship in a Biblical Class Storm , early January 1974 in The China Slot aka The Graveyard. navybluesmoke@protonmail.com

@RRay-fo6jg

2 жыл бұрын

In Bruce's case it didn't happen he could take down any man including his 7foot 2 inch friend Kareem Abdul Jabbar a NBA CHAMPION BRUCE ONE TIME KICKED A FULL GROWN MAN THROUGH THE AIR TO THE OTHER END OF AN OLYMPIC SIZED SWIMMING POOL THAT KEPT TRYING TO PICK A FIGHT WITH BRUCE LEE AND BRUCE FINALLY HAD ENOUGH AND BRUCE KICKED HIM TO THE OTHER END OF THE POOL. LOOK AT SOME OF THE PICTURES OF BRUCE HOLDING FULL GROWN MEN ABOVE HIS HEAD LIKE THEY WEIGHED NOTHING HE WAS THE FASTEST MAN IN HISTORY EVEN THE TOP MARTIAL ARTISTS IN THE WORLD THAT FOUGHT HIM THOUGHT THEY COULD BEAT HIM AND THEY SAID HE TOOK THEM DOWN IN SECONDS AND THAT HE WAS UNBEATABLE. IF HE HAD LIVED AND SLOWED DOWN A LITTLE BECAUSE OF AGE HE'D STILL BE FASTER THAN ANYONE ELSE. HE LOVED TO WORK OUT HE TOLD ESQUIRE MAGAZINE THATS WHAT HE DOES TO RELAX IS WORK OUT HE WOULD HAVE STAYED IN SHAPE AND STILL HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS LOOK AT CHUCK NORRIS HES STILL IN GREAT SHAPE AND A FEW MONTHS OLDER THAN BRUCE LEE AND I GUARANTEE YOU CHUCK CAN STILL TAKE DOWN MOST PEOPLE AND CAN DEFEND HIMSELF IVE SEEN HIM WORKOUT AT HIS AGE HES STILL FAST AND STRONG AND BRUCE WOULD HAVE BEEN THE SAME

@jasonking1284

2 жыл бұрын

@@RRay-fo6jg Bullshit...

@RRay-fo6jg

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonking1284 let's see I know far more about Bruce Lee than you'll ever know second you have no idea how strong and powerful Bruce was third do you not have anything better to do than to make a stupid comment on something you know nothing about I wish Bruce was still alive alot of you jerk morons would never say this crap to his face he could take you down faster than you Could blink for your info he was the real deal when he was a teen he fought street gangs that's why his parents sent him back to America so he wouldn't end up in jail the top people in the world fought him and thought they could beat him and found out fast that they couldn't and some have came forward and have admitted it

@jasonking1284

2 жыл бұрын

@@RRay-fo6jg You know jack shit. All you know about are rumours, myths, subjective articles. All redecorated and regurgitated over the years. But non of it can actually be verified except, he looked exceptional...... in the movies.

your comedy cut scene's are the best!!

I love the way you explain things. I appreciate you..

Just as Jim Kelly was not Bruce's first choice for Enter The Dragon, Chuck Norris was not the first choice for Way of the Dragon, Joe Lewis was Bruce's first pick.

@LeftHookDeadly280

2 жыл бұрын

Nope your wrong Joe Lewis was his second pick Lui Delgado was his first choice but at that point he was strung out on heroine

@michaelproctor8100

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeftHookDeadly280 Nope, yer wrong

@LeftHookDeadly280

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelproctor8100 yeah okay if you say so 🤷

@grantsolomon7660

2 жыл бұрын

@@LeftHookDeadly280 Heroin? What a pity, its brought many a good person down.

@almendez3463

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong, Joe Lewis was his first choice, he turn it down on unable to agree, how the fight was going be handled. So Bruce chose chuck Norris for the movie, and the rest is history.

Miss you Bruce....world is great because of you

@msn140

Жыл бұрын

what is the problem? everyone know Bruce lee is the best fighter of all time and he never lost a fight

Thanks for straightening it out and yes I have 39 years of martial arts experience from different systems. I appreciate you being real and honoring Sijo Bruce Lee

Your edits are amazing brother. Salute!

I love the content. I hope the host finds love and healing, I can tell he's a troubled soul like me. Love you bro.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your thoughts 🙏

Nobody trained like Bruce its an individual effort you’ll never be the same as anyone you can only be the best you can be

@tika0559

Жыл бұрын

teha

love your content. cant wait for the up coming presentation regarding chuck and bruce.

Dude I just listened to that story in his channel a week ago... I was soooo amazed lol

Bruce Lee said that he challenged many martial arts instructors! And he said many Martial arts instructors challenged him also. So I don't know why some people say that he never fought in tournaments, implying that he was just an actor and couldn't really fight.

@patsonchulu7481

2 жыл бұрын

Name the tournament he fought in

@mr.robertepps2021

2 жыл бұрын

@@patsonchulu7481 He fought Masters! Not no dam tournaments! His students fought in tournaments though and won!

@teddyjr.424

2 жыл бұрын

"I don't know why some people said he never fought in tournaments, implying that he was just an actor and couldn't really fight." Your statement implies that you believe Bruce Lee fought in tournaments. You said nothing about fighting masters, so......

@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788

2 жыл бұрын

@@mr.robertepps2021 Damn... A Dam is a barrier that stops or restricts the flow of water.

One of my teachers was Puerto Rican middle weight champion Marcelino "Maximo" Torres back in the day. He was beat by Benny Urquidez in a matter of seconds. I felt bad but the fact of the matter is that anyone can land a lucky punch. Love these videos Prince.

Show is Always Awesome Thank you Bro

Love your videos by the way!!! Definitely gonna subscribe!!

Bruce requested to spar with the students, and not to try to embarrass the sensei or sifu of the school. Of the more organized fights he had, especially the one with Lau Dai-Chuen he asked all who watched to promise to not to discuss it. Bruce was NOT trying to humiliate people or go around picking fights. But he also didn’t suffer a-holes who wanted to keep pushing his buttons either.

@gagetaylor192

2 жыл бұрын

@Nic777 Even if he wanted somebody to record them you think people just had cameras at the ready whenever like today?

@gagetaylor192

2 жыл бұрын

@Nic777 Not sure but it's well documented the amount of people that have seen his skills in action and fight people. People don't see him in "official" tournament fighting and say "well he's not a real fighter". Not realizing "real" fighting is survival fighting, not to make a career.

@gagetaylor192

2 жыл бұрын

@Nic777 People forget that the reason why Bruce Lee was moved to America by his father was because he was street fighting all of the gang members in Hong Kong. There's even police reports of the fights. People that think he wasn't a legit fighter haven't done any real research. They do what you say, they think it has to be on video. Which like I also said, you'd have never caught those moments back in those days.

@UToobUsername01

2 жыл бұрын

@@gagetaylor192 There is a right wing guy on youtube called Crowder who made that claim: "Bruce lee was a tiny guy who never fought in tournaments so he is fake". I think a lot of the hate for Bruce is just jealousy and the fact its easy to diss on people that are dead. I can make up shit about any martial artist that died and not have to face criticism from them since they can't speak in their defense. It's why I remind people that combat sport is not the same as fighting assassin in real life that wants to kill you. The latter is what Bruce Lee was more into ie if the moves are slow and impractical and not energy efficient then it might not save your life in a death match. What matters is science behind why something works or doesn't work. That's what differentiates Bruce from the others. If you were attacked by thugs in a gang and they had no reason to hold back when they beat you up, will what you knowas a martial artist save your life? That's why it's so important in MMA to look at things from a scientific perspective not worry about traditions. Traditions don't matter in a fight to not die. What matters is what works in practice. Bruce is considered the father of MMA for that reason. Yes MMA could have technically existed before Bruce, (in the form of street fighting which allows anything) but he popularised the idea because he was charismatic enough to not care about traditionalists criticising him. In much the same way you wouldn't need to care what your boss thinks if you work at a place where you don't need the money and just there to avoid getting bored. If you are well known, confident, and test everything you claim in practice, you don't have to give a shit what people with lower IQ believe. Your goal is to force them to prove it in practice to see if it has merit. This is what deep thinkers care about not showing off: Actually getting to the truth.

@stevo62ful

2 жыл бұрын

@Nic777 I don't say Bruce never had any fights, I say we don't know how good or bad he was because of absence of footage.

BTW, great channel and great stuff on Bruce Lee. Keep producing more videos.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

More to come 👍

@counterstrike89

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining Right, but this doesn't mean he didn't fight and challenge different students, because we have George Dillman saying that. If Bruce could get a black belt to spar with him, he wouldn't charge them anything.

Great video learned new things about Bruce Lee I never knew

I LOVE how you explain things in fine detail... GREAT videos... as for what Beerdy said about "training like Bruce Lee for a year and almost died" I've trained INTENSELY in JKD for 14.5 years... and most days without a lot of sleep... and I feel GREAT... know your body.. recover properly... and get [quality] sleep😊

Watching these videos reminds me a bit of when I learned about Ancient Greece in school, and all of their history as well as mythology. Often the stories were so spectacular, and involved the gods, it was hard to tell what was history and what was myth about the various heros of greece. K feel the same way hearing these stories about bruce lee, I am not sure what to believe, and what not.

@hermenigildogallego9932

Жыл бұрын

Bruce Lee is a Nice person he improve martial arts crate new ticnique he is willing to teaches other

That Chappelle edit had me dyin! (lol)

I love the way you break down your videos. I'd definitely like to have the opportunity to talk with you about martial arts in general as well as about Bruce Lee and his journey/your perspective on his journey!

Ah, now I understand. Bruce Lee traveled the United States together with JIM CARREY!!! Now everything is well explained!!! "Ooh, somebody stop me!" 🤣🤣🤣

Also Bruce, who was a practical martial artist, jumping into northern mantis to take out a dojo of karate students..... Sounds more like a movie

@NMENDEZJKD

2 жыл бұрын

It is arrogant to think you know all there is to know in the martial arts. Pressure points are true and they work. I don't know enough about it to do such things but there might be people who do. Bruce traded with a great number of people martial arts techniques. You think you know everything Bruce knew?

@voiceoverandmocapguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@NMENDEZJKD Yes. It's well documented from Bruce's friends what styles he used when actual fighting and what he was training up until the weeks he died.

@teddyjr.424

2 жыл бұрын

Arrogant?? 😳🤔😏 @@NMENDEZJKD, how did you interpret THAT from watching this video? Not once did he say or imply that he "knows everything about Bruce Lee" or the martial arts. That's how YOU interpret what he was saying. Not sure how you veered left and ended up so far off base. When a person accuses an individual of being arrogant when it's not warranted, it's usually because the accuser isn't as knowledgeable as the person they're accusing. That's how envy works. And if I'm wrong about you being envious, then your reading comprehension failed you, this particular instance. He obviously knows enough about Bruce Lee that he's able to debunk the misinformation contained in the Beerdy video. Everything Prince said here is true. You must be a Beerdy subscriber.

@voiceoverandmocapguy

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffreybabino1411 Bruce Lee learned Snake Fist for show. He didn't fight with it. Dan Inosanto mentioned for hands-striking, Bruce preferred boxing more. With wing chun trapping for close range. Snake fist, phoenix eye fist, northern mantis, Bruce learned these briefly just to help with selling himself. But he was a very practical direct fighter that didn't mind mixing Eastern and Western principles.

@voiceoverandmocapguy

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffreybabino1411 Yeah its really fascinating what Bruce managed to know back in the 1960s and 1970s. He was really diverse in his martial arts background.

Its about time this was addressed. Contrary to decades of opinion Bruce Lee was not a gunslinger. Neither was Jim Kelly. They met in the Golden Harvest parking lot after Jim got out of a cab because there was no one to pick him up from Kai Tak airport. Lee did many Demos as an invited guest. Jhoon Rhee and Ed Parker mostly. Not Robert Trias. He visited schools of the senseis he respected and he enjoyed sharing, suggesting that students not make "Kato" sounds while sparring, and encouraging beginners. Race didn't matter because he was"hip" anyway. Bruce was an acquired taste to the assumed superiority of the sixties shorei goju, kempo, tang soo do , and mingled with white supremacy, Karate people who thought they were the stuff. Not many knew what they were looking at BUT there were not quick to go one up on him either. Beerdy mocks the Lee legacy. Always has. MANY feel the same way but not enough in his mind to make a difference.

Great KZread Channel. Thank you Goldenball Training.

Being fight fit he nvested years for. that levels of fitness is rarely seen. Bruce Lee thought outside the box and was very happy to share that with us

This is the video that finally made me add this channel to my "Do not recommend list". There's enough fake stories and videos out there but we don't have to five every single one of them traction. Credibility just isn't a virtual anyone values anymore.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Up to you.

It is nice to finally hear something resembling the truth re Bruce Lee. I've personally heard two separate, unrelated stories about Bruce visiting Karate dojos to train, spar, whatever. In one, he did, indeed, spar with a couple karate students. One student, notably, was much bigger than Bruce and just as fast. Bruce in no way whatsoever went in there and embarrassed him or anyone. In the second story, after watching two senior students sparring, Bruce complimented their school and left. He would have left on a stretcher had he tried to pull anything like what we hear in Beardy's stories. No disrespect to Bruce as he was an excellent martial artist, he taught everyone and made some great movies. But legend is legend and reality is something else.

@andson49

2 жыл бұрын

As I said everyone talks smack about people after they're gone ...

@WellingtonNZdojo

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of today's Bruce Lee fan's are just dreamers. They think if they do Wing Chun or Jeet Kune Do then they're going to be just as proficient as he was in his movies. I asked a fan why they thought that he was best fighter ever, and he said Bruce never lost any of his fights in his movies. I had to tell him, the fights were all staged and they weren't real.

@WellingtonNZdojo

2 жыл бұрын

@@andson49 most people speak highly of Bruce Lee. He was an innovator in many ways, but many of his fans portray him as super human, he clearly was not. I'm a realist and a fan but am disappointed at the way he's portrayed by wannabes who have never done more than 10 pressups in their life, just jumping on the bandwagon. Me saying that is not disrespectful to Bruce. These people are just dreamers in fantasy land. Theyre debating something they know very little about apart from what they've seen in the movies, which hardly gives them any credentials apart from recite off the names of Bruce's movies.

@andson49

2 жыл бұрын

@@WellingtonNZdojo I'd be the last to say he was superhuman. But i have followed his career since i was a kid,& not only studied wing chun and jeet kune do as well as jun fan, I studied a couple times under Lee's friend Ted Wong, who was in Lee's Fighting Method books in the 70s. We had lunch together with other students,& a private supper with him at a friends place in Port Moody BC in 98. We talked a lot about Lee and Ted shared some stories. He said that Lee would be the 1st to say he wasn't superhuman and that he had many flaws. But he was constantly looming to self improve.

I heard it from a friend who....heard it from a friend who....heard it from a friend who.

Thanks sifu for all the information

Joe Lewis, karate champion, has also been on record as saying he used to enjoy sparring with karate guys at their dojos. I've heard him talk about that when they were inventing full contact 'kick-boxing'. He did trade techniques by top exponents of their styles such as masters of Korean arts for improving kicking etc. His side kick was very TKD in the early 70s. as can be seen on the Hong Kong TV video.

@cuzz63

Жыл бұрын

Joe Lewis...

I wouldn't mind telling people I lost to Bruce Lee. Why? It's like this: if Bruce Lee thought it would be worthwhile to ACCEPT my challenge, that would make me worthy of respect from my martial arts peers. Getting that sort of "street creed" would be awesome.

@Billy-Mandalay

2 жыл бұрын

Have you any idea the sort of numbskulls that actually challenged him after he became famous ? All you had to do would be to act like a know-it-all jerk on the film set, or jump over the wall into his house compound and call him a coward. What sort of bragging rights would those be ? "Saving face" is a thing in traditional martial arts. You are not just an individual doing your own thing without self-restraint. Such characters are generally frowned upon in the martial arts community. Maturity includes the humility to not have to always prove you are the fastest gunslinger in the west. In chinese culture, if someone asked you if you knew kungfu, we'd say "a little bit". There is no end in learning the art. 'Mastery' is a relative term. Fluidity means you are always changing, always learning. Whether after we have defeated others or after we ourselves get defeated. It means little if our minds are still stuck at that particular moment. The mind of a growing artist is fluid. Gobbling so much 'memberries" about a dead celebrity isn't really that healthy for anyone. Getting stuck in stories can often prevent us from fully attending to the present reality.

@afronovaable

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but you see, the ego-thing is too strong to some (Norris, Moore, and others; of course only long years after Lee's passing and not a word when he was alive ...).

@dswynne

2 жыл бұрын

@@Billy-Mandalay It depends on the type of sparring your are engaging. If it's a match built on ego, then you are right. If it's a match built on a friendly sparring session, then I stand by my original statement. As for your "memberries" statement: funny how you complain about that, when you have to rely upon "memberries", from a 5+ year old episode, in order to try to make a non-point that it's wrong to admire icons that inspire people to be the best they can be. Get a new schtick.

Awesome video, Bruce Lee was my first idol.

Lot of great points in the video!

Imagine fighting with no stance just standing straight

One the greatest guitarists to ever live, Randy Rhoads toured the world and elsewhere. In every city he would go to the local instructors for a lesson. This is the mentality that anyone who strives to be the best should have. The wisest man is he who never stops learning. Of course Bruce went to martial arts schools in his world travels. And everyone is missing the biggest fact. Martial arts schools are where you go to train to FIGHT.

@stevesalkas9128

Жыл бұрын

Who bruce. Ha lol

Right now I'm watching Dragon The Bruce Lee Story!!

Keep doing what your doing brother your channel is going to blow up!!

Beerdy Is simply scrambling for content because he knows there aren't much about Bruce that he can make content out of anymore.

@apolaki179

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too

@teddyjr.424

2 жыл бұрын

The sad part of all this is that most of his subs are young, naive Bruce Lee fans who believe EVERYTHING he tells them. Nobody ever challenges him. Well, at least none of his subs challenge him. I've been in his comments several times. Especially on that bogus video where he claims to have trained like Bruce Lee for one year. I couldn't believe the crap that he was saying. And his subs take all his BS as the gospel truth. Unbelievable

@cuzz63

2 жыл бұрын

He literally makes shit up.

@teddyjr.424

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuzz63 LITERALLY! With no shame, either.

@afronovaable

2 жыл бұрын

This one does the same with Beerdy, moving in an opposite direction (i.e., to discredit Lee, cleverly though, since he masks his intentions).

It's funny how all these beardy stories are being told now and we've never heard them before. If they were true I'm 100% sure we would've heard about them in some form waaaay before beardy "brought them to light"

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

I actually appreciate Beerdy's videos. For one, when he starts posting, it makes me get more views. Also, I learn something that I didn't know from investigating his fake stories.

@jameskelly6479

Жыл бұрын

Audie Murphy was just an actor, there's no videos of him on the battle fields. And Jim Kelly is a lier for saying the things saw.

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Beardy channel and facts are dubious. The only Karate fight bruce lee had was when he was 19 /20 in Seattle, when he was convinced by Jesse G and friends to give a demonstration on like a school cultural day, The Japanese dude apparently challenged Bruce, and they fought in a racket ball court. Apparently by the time the fight started Bruce was raging mad, and the Japanese dude didnt get a chance to react.

@icanmanifest

2 жыл бұрын

Correct. It lasted 11 seconds.

@traemorris394

2 жыл бұрын

By the accounts of Mohammad Ali's own bodyguard who was a blackbelt in Karate he challended Bruce Lee to a fight, he said it lasted only 5 seconds Bruce kicked him in the head to end it, there was also and Kenpo Practictioner of 6 years said he felt he wasted 6 years of his life after realizing that it didn't work against Bruce Lee!

You're really good at making clickbait as well as jumping on other people's coattails

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

I do my best 😘

@cruiser6260

2 жыл бұрын

It's a far better channel than most which really are clickbait. This bs story needed to be called out. Glad he's done it.

@thearbiter6350

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoldenbellTraining smart ass lol. Oh we'll he had it coming...so did beerdy.

Miss you Bruce.

I'm a new subscriber and I know exactly what you are saying. I enjoyed watching your video and hope to see more. GOD BLESS my brother.

FOREIGN OR NOT! IF IT WILL HELP YOU IN A FIGHT, THEN YOU SHOULD LEARN TO USE IT. It doesn't matter where it comes from! You should realize this! ----Bruce Lee!

@dnyl1412

2 жыл бұрын

Movement number 4 Dragon seeks path, BOOM Dragon whips his tail ☯️

the true stories of bruce lee are waaaay more interesting than the bs out there

@davidright1398

2 жыл бұрын

yeah this story sounds fake

@cuzz63

2 жыл бұрын

there are alot of BS stories...this is one of them.

@davidright1398

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuzz63 multiple times over multiple years Bruce Lee stood in an arena full of Karate practitioners/Black Belts and world champs. Did demos and telling them they were doing it all wrong... and his way was better the time to say or do something was right then and there in front of all to see

@cuzz63

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidright1398 exactly...he avoided fighting them. He even did Demo sparring with his own students in full gear instead of fighters. People back then didnt think of him as a fighter. When Joe Lewis started training with him they realized he was a coach and Joe was proof that he was a good one. As Joe said his success was the proof of Bruce's theories, he was a lab rat for Bruce.

@davidright1398

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuzz63 what are you talking about anyone of these guys could have stood up and said you are wrong. During his demos. And challenged Bruce Lee to a fight especially if they did not think of him as a fighter especially Joe Lewis who was part of one of his demos Joe Lewis said a lot of things... many of them were during the time there was a rift between him and Bruce Lee where he would not admit Bruce Lee even taught him but his interviews in his later years especially before his death are the ones that talk more glowing about Bruce Lee But if you really think about? Forget about the street fighting aspect Karate was really about speed back then. Even Lewis was complaining about waving a hand and getting a point It was not how hard you could hit or how well you could take a hit.. Bruce Lee was known for his speed would have seemed even more so as he fought with his power side forward where most Karate strikes back then would have been your standard cross body shot

Love the vids! I'm booked!

Jim Kelly was a little more involved in Enter the dragon than you might think. He was sought out originally cast for the role of Roper. John Saxon being one of the Bruce Lee students and an actor was supposed to play the roll of Williams. Whether or not those were the names of the role or whether they were switched I don’t know but that’s how it was originally. John Saxon didn’t want to be killed off in the movie so the roles were switched. I know this because I saw an interview with John Saxon and he said it himself.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Saxon was under the impression that he was going to be the star, and Jim Kelly was a last second replacement after Rockne Tarkington pulled out. The role was probably changed to fit Jim Kelly as the character was originally supposed to be inspired by Shaft.

The video titled " I train like Bruce Lee For one year" Made by Beerdy- Bruce Lee Central. He actually did show pictures of his results if you actually watch closely at the whole video. And comparing the looks of his results and compare the looks of Bruce Lee results, It looks very similar. So he might have actually trained like Bruce Lee for some time.

@rafsanul-hasan

2 жыл бұрын

those photos are fake

@billfromEtown

2 жыл бұрын

lol those photos are from a body builder i watch hahaha

@irvine490

2 жыл бұрын

bullshit

@irvine490

2 жыл бұрын

bruce did a thousand push ups on 1 hand on two fingers only

@irvine490

2 жыл бұрын

who do you know can do that???

Bruce wasn't about embarassing anybody.I take most of the stories with a grain of salt. Bruce was too good amartial artist to be doing that kind of stuff.

Hey bro I love your videos and true facts about Bruce Lee very cool 😎

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, David 👍

New subscriber✌🏽😎💯

Beerdy's support of Bruce as a real martial artist and fighter is great. But at times it's a bit too much of the "saint Bruce" narrative. If you really look at Bruce's fighting techniques as told by his close friends and sparring partners, it's not unlike what we have in MMA today. Bruce did go to different dojos to spar, but I dont think he did this often.

@efisgpr

2 жыл бұрын

Look at what Jim Kelley said

@gagetaylor192

2 жыл бұрын

"Not unlike what we have in MMA today". My guy where do you think it came from?

@popsparkproductions184

2 жыл бұрын

@@gagetaylor192 Haha I'm with you. I think a lot of keyboard haters see Bruce Lee in the movies and think there's a huge difference between MMA (which seems to be today's trendy ULTIMATE invincible style bro) and Bruce's actual fighting technique. After watching the sparring footage breakdown by TheWeasle he shows that Bruce is totally using modern martial arts techniques. Ahead of his time!

@judosailor610

2 жыл бұрын

@@gagetaylor192 It came from Vale Tudo in Brazil with a little influence from Puro Resu from Japan and catch wrestling influence thrown in.

@cruiser6260

2 жыл бұрын

@@gagetaylor192 this is another huge myth. Just because boxing lost credibility and the reality that most fights go to ground and involve kicks, that's what made wrestling get incorporated to boxing and mu Thai to get MMA. I did JKD way back in its early days, there was as much focus on wrestling and grappling as you see in any Bruce Lee film or history. About zero MMA guys say they have a background in JKD either. It's just coincidental that JKD was mixing martial arts. Ground game was about kicking people away if you were down and getting back up. Adding weapons and also disarming weapons from in front and from behind was more that most people have no idea of in JKD being adaptive for as many situations.

that's a good point, how could Bruce Lee travel around the country when he had a wife, kids, and schools to run? He did have financial issues as his only income was Martial Arts, and he was charging his students $1,000 a lesson. So he made his challenges to show up at his dojo in which case Wong Jack Man did and lost.

@leegarykushner1814

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong. Outrageous to say that he charged a rate that Hollywood stars could not have afforded. And Wong Jack Man and Bruce Lee agreed it was a draw, after the former stumbled backwards, and onto the ground, following 11 super-arduous minutes, and Lee violated the agreement, claimed he won, and because of his performance, abandoned Wing Chung, and adapted Kung Fu into Jeet Kune Do.

@pashon4percushon

2 жыл бұрын

@@leegarykushner1814 your right, i just Googled it, his certificate of instructional costs is posted online, it was $300 an hour, with offers of multiple sessions for $1,000.00. Close enough? If you took the $300/hr option, would you leave at the end of your hour session, and return next week? As far as the Wong Jack Man fight, all i said was WJM lost, I don't know about a super-arduous 11 minute violation draw.

What up, Prince! nice video. I barely found this other channel of yours. I came from the urban acolyte channel

Hello 🌝 ! Thank you very much for your video on Bruce Lee 🌝☯️ ! Soufian BOULAICH(Sélestat, France).

As a black belt in Shaolin do Kung Fu I can say with certainty that knowing a form and actually being effective enough to use it in combat is two different things. Also I can say that Thai chi really upped my fighting a lot, before I would holding my breath while sparing or fighting, after a year of Thai chi I found myself able to fight a lot longer and wasn't holding my breath. I was able to enter a state of flow or in the moment and slow things down see punches coming

@SHADOW.GGG-

Жыл бұрын

seriously, black belt in shaolin kung fu lol, stick to call of dudty

@sexylexiesdad1

Жыл бұрын

@@SHADOW.GGG- yeah because you know me and where I trained at. Yes I have a black belt in Shaolin do kung Fu under grandmaster Sin Quan Tae. Took me 5 years.

@parchista2010

Жыл бұрын

@@sexylexiesdad1 What do many Shaolin Kung Fu masters think about Bruce Lee today? I refer to both western and Chinese shaoling kung fu masters

@sexylexiesdad1

Жыл бұрын

@@parchista2010 not sure what you are asking, but grand master Sin Quan was trained at the Shaolin temple.

@parchista2010

Жыл бұрын

@@sexylexiesdad1 Ok.Then what does your master think of Bruce Lee in case you still keep contact with him?

Let me explain something here for a minute. I did live back and then years, and I definitely did go through the Kung Fu, karate.Taekwondo, Juju and more back in them years. A lot of us back then we really did appreciate Bruce Lee and when he passed away it was a sad of time as someone like that could die that easily so quickly. And of course there were many rumors going around. But the key point in here us that I am going to relay is. I seen Bruce Lee on the TV that he stated he went around investigating different types of karate different things and he was going to incorporate these certain things in to his way of doing it. And that's how he was going to teach his style and I seen him say it on TV. so you ain't the all for end on knowing about Bruce Lee. 6 months in and you already know everything I'm impressed not. That's the trouble you young people. you think you found America.

Loved to see him fight ❤❤

@garlandmalone3720

Жыл бұрын

That was the best that's all I can say

I saw the video you are talking about and found it a little bit over the top. Glad you are putting out good info and content. Untruths do more harm than good.

Every year the bs grows and certain people make more and more and more money off of his name. Same thing with Elvis.

@afronovaable

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing with this one, too!

Just pure imagination from the beginning to the end!!

I have no idea why this video was suggested but i frickin love this guy golden.

@GoldenbellTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍

Love this so much!

The only available footage of Bruce Lee clearly shows that, even against one of his own students (who demonstrated appalling skills) he demonstrated only average ability, comparable to those of many, many club-level fighters. And no, it's no just me who says so: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fpd8ssWhlZa6iKg.html Any tales you hear about Lee must be balanced against this footage, in which he in no way lives up to his legend.

@andson49

2 жыл бұрын

not even going to get into this. First of all, I don't think that was Inosanto. Secondly, which one was Lee? sigh.

Bruce Lee is my hero but honestly couldn't see him defeating Shigeru Oyama easily let alone at all or anyone from Okinawa who practices art of Te.

@efisgpr

2 жыл бұрын

Why not? He was a lot faster. It's no contest.

@FoxEyes

2 жыл бұрын

@@efisgpr there's a big difference in fighting when a ring, dojo or any place with boundaries. I will give Bruce the win outside of boundaries.

@stevo62ful

2 жыл бұрын

@@efisgpr He was fast but not his movie fast. The Vic Moore Demo, he was a foot away from touching Vic. Basically punching at air. Tommy Hearns almost decapitated Duran with a faster punch thrown with intent. On the other hand Tommy couldn't match a martial artist with kicks.

This is by far the most accurate true knowledge based martial arts channel i've come across on this platform. Thank you very much for that.

Thx for vid

Beerdy for President King of them All!