At the 15 minute mark, had me remember the time my jkd school closed down and was told I was going to be a certified instructor but I never got my certificate. I was very upset and didn't train for 4 years until i survived a health scare I had in 2021. I'm finding myself learning new lessons that my sifu didn't teach me. With this im glad I took the initiative. Life is truly a learning journey.

@DenshaOtoko2

7 күн бұрын

Same. I was able to test to become an instructor.

Love it! Thank you for sharing sifu Octavio. Excellent content and instruction. Grazie Angelo and the whole team 🙂

Wow, Octavio! This documentary is incredibly insightful and professionally put together. I was hooked from start to finish. You made complex JKD topics easy to understand and fascinating. Fantastic job -this is a must watch!

Thank You 🙏 Impresive , all that knowledge ... was hidden until today ! God bless you Octavio 🙏

One of the best I have seen on YT on JKD, I can see that you truly live and breathe your craft, took so many excellent pointers on mechanics from just this short documentary which I will add to my own training. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and also your passion for your art.

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching 🙏

This episode is story based and hope everyone finds something beneficial. 😊 Learn more about my next projects by subscribing.

@josefraguas2768

11 күн бұрын

Excellent. Really good. Fresh, deep with great understanding and vision. Congratulations.

@SauloMendes7

10 күн бұрын

Sigo seu conteúdo ha anos @octavioquintero sempre tento aprender mais contigo. mas aqui no Brazil não tenho ninguém pra treinar jkd então pratico so. Admiro muito seu ensino, que pena que nao tenho possibilidades de me aprofundar mais. Obrigado pelo vídeo.

@octavioquintero

10 күн бұрын

@@josefraguas2768thanks for watching ! Your name sounds very familiar.👍

@octavioquintero

10 күн бұрын

@@SauloMendes7thanks for watching !

I appreciate this. Peace to P-town. Thx!

Beautiful episode that represents both a milestone and a turning point for The Art of JKD. Thank you Octavio for sharing intimate aspects of your personal life. I am honored to have supported you with Incipio team in this experience in Italy, after having followed you, for years, in many other parts of the world. A huge thank you to Steve Golden whose wisdom and experience are a priceless gift for every martial artist.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge sifu! 🙏🏻

Great source of inspiration, wisdom of a Martial Athlete . Love the way you make this documentary and the discussions. Wishing you all the best, to a Great Martial Artist. Thank You!

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

🙏

Хорошая работа шифу👍. Мне очень понравился, я тоже хочу заниматься с Джит кун до.

Great stuff Ovtovio, your the reason I started to learn JKD

Excellente vidéo, j'ai adoré, très intéressant qui fait réfléchir, de petites touches techniques très intéressantes, merci Octavio ,bonne continuation, tout le bonheur pour ta famille et on attend de nouvelles vidéos👍👏👏👏

Reminds me of Dustin Hoffman of jeet kune do charisma 😊 with latino salsa jazz rythm style in it 😊 thank u for this 🙏

Beautiful Documentary, Sifu 🤗💕did Inosanto Sifu/Bustillo Sifu, first Seminar on Jun Fan/ Kali! Been doing southern Gung Fu since 1975 😬

Thank you for this Inspiration! ..love the way of life..and love the way of Martial art's 🙏! ✌

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching

When I visited Jerry in the summer of 2006, he showed me the same wooden arm.

Sifu! This is wery good and inspired! 🙏☯️

Beautiful video..I practice Tai chi and Jeet Kune do everyday.. Thanks ..love ❤ the content sifu

Watching from North Carolina with great respects

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching !

You've been in Italy wow. Unfortunately i live way far from ROME or MILAN

Great video Octavio🤩. Honored to have known you and thank you for your teachings.

@octavioquintero

6 күн бұрын

My pleasure!!

Excelente producción! Solo puedo desear que continúes compartiendo tu trayectoria con nosotros. Te deseo mucho éxito. Saludos y bendiciones 🙏

Always an amazing human being and martial artist

Great episode and it was a pleasure to watch.

Best of your document series! I really appreciate you sharing some of your personal journey and seeing some of the faces that helped shape you. We all stand on the shoulders of great people before us. Thank you for imparting your wisdom on us! Very grateful to be apart of your transformational program. Only wished I could have been there with you all in Milan.

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

More to come 😉

Wow its been soooooo long since Bro has made a video

I really enjoyed this, thank you. 🤜🏼🫷🏼

Wow, Octavio! This is gold! Thank you for sharing this thoughtful and introspective look into your personal journey in martial arts. I love the title you chose for this documentary. Interestingly, I recently read “Mastery” by George Leonard, where he emphasizes the ripple effect - the idea that small, seemingly insignificant actions or changes can lead to significant and widespread impacts over time. I began training in JKD with Angelo five years ago and have made remarkable progress since then. The influence of mentors like you and Angelo, who expect the absolute best from their students, pushes me to confront my limitations and strive to become the best version of myself. Your focus on developing speed, power, agility, and reaction time are definitely challenging, but it keeps empowering me and giving me a greater sense of self-awareness. But it is the philosophical underpinnings of JKD that resonates with me the most. The emphasis on adaptability and on constantly evolving one's approach - these lessons have carried far beyond the dojo. They've shaped the way I approach challenges in all areas of my life. Embracing the Way of the martial athlete wasn't just about learning techniques - it was about embarking on a journey of self-discovery. Through the crucible of training, I found a deeper understanding of myself, my strengths, and my purpose. It was a pivotal point that continues to reverberate through every aspect of my life to this day. I feel incredibly fortunate to have trained with you and am deeply grateful for your valuable teachings. Please continue to inspire the JKD community. I eagerly anticipate the next episode!

@octavioquintero

4 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It sounds like you've already taken the leap forward, as you continue to self-actualize. Thank you for being a part of this. 😃

@chan.chinIT

4 күн бұрын

I'm proud to be part of this. Thank you Octavio

Awesome,hope things are going well

Nicely put together….reminds me of my trip to Italy with Jerry 😊

What a great video! Thank you for uploading and sharing your knowledge!👍

Great video. Lots of golden nuggets to reflect on and to grow upon. Excellent job.

Been waiting on this. Already know it will be Great.

Το καλύτερο σεμινάριο προπόνηση στο Ζι κου ντο τεχνικές μαχητηκης τεχνολογίας μεγάλε δάσκαλε μαχητή 🇬🇷 Λ ✨ από Ελλάδα Θεσσαλονίκη σε ευχαριστούμε πολύ θερμά για το ενδιαφέρον σεμινάριο πολεμικόν τεχνών να είστε καλά να μας βοηθάτε στης τέχνες επιβίωσης μάχης δρόμου καλή συνέχεια στον αγώνα σας σιφου μάστερ 😊🇬🇷🙏👍💯🤗💮🏡🤜🤛💪🖐️🏵️🍁❄️Λ.

Thank you for sharing Sifu! Another great episode. Very authentic and wholesome. 🙏🏻

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Absolutely. Thanks for watching

THANK U Angelo !

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Thanks Angelo !

@angeloxrusso

10 күн бұрын

@@octavioquintero🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Absolutely breathtaking episode. Thank you sharing🙏🔥

That was a great and inspiring video, thanks!

Always with you sifu!

I really enjoyed the documentary.. Long live JKD influencers and Keep on learning!

Can’t wait to watch it! ✌️

Χερεταω σιφου μεγάλε μαχητη δάσκαλε . καλημέρα

Nice little brother, great presentation. D. M. Blue

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

Much appreciated! Good to hear from you.

@user-qg7it9mi7r

9 күн бұрын

Like I said, keep it alive, keep it real, viable and express. Oh! I still see that hint of kenpo in one of those recoveries 😅. Stay well, stay close. Walk on as a warrior

great video ...thanks for showing the sculptures ... very cool.

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

I’m glad you enjoyed the episode

Amazing 🔥 Sucess

Thank you....very insightful.... Respect

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

No problem . Glad you enjoyed it

Merci beaucoup pour jeet kune do

Really enjoyed watching this and it kinda came at the right time .. Made me think about some things and reflect on other things that i have push to the side and forgot about and neglected. Watching this motivated me to look in the mirror and reset some of my ways of thinking and try different avenues in my journey in this life .. Thanks for making this , it was very inspiring and detailed .. Good luck on your journey...

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

Moving forward and beyond . Best wishes

Siempre es un placer seguirte.Gracias por compartir tu experiencia.Seria muy bueno que lo transmites llegara al habla hispana.Gracias.Un saludo

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching

*This is a great episode, Octavio! As a JKD practitioner, I love how well you showcased it. I do have to ask, because I noticed some of the instructors from the Ted Wong line are against trapping and are focussed purely on evasion and attack without traps and also with the back hand protecting your chin from the side rather than an almost fully open palm protecting your face from the front, because apparently Bruce's last photo in the stance showed him doing that. What do you think of this?*

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

Yes. You shouldn’t trap if you’re only evading and attacking. If having the hand open helps with security then I would suggest a student to continue using it. Same thing with the chin open. Just determine when & why you would use the defense you’re seeking in that way .

@MartialArtsMoves

9 күн бұрын

@@octavioquintero - Great, thanks very much for taking the time to respond, Sifu Octavio!

if Bruce Lee was anything like this I see why it was hard to get in on him😎

@octavioquintero

10 күн бұрын

🤭

@octavioquintero Excellent. Really good. Fresh, deep with great understanding and vision. Congratulations.

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Thank you. I’m happy you enjoyed it .

Good Job sí fu 👊

I'd love to see something related on how Bruce managed to heal himself when he was told it was over by possibly the best of the best back then. It is crazy to me that the Dr. in charge did not even bothered on figuring what exactly happened, they make "science" but do not seem to bother about such things being part of real life

@octavioquintero

7 күн бұрын

I’m sure you can find a book sharing those details . Thanks for watching

@axelstone3131

7 күн бұрын

Your comment doesn’t make sense.

@lmclrain

6 күн бұрын

@@axelstone3131 why so?

@axelstone3131

6 күн бұрын

@@lmclrain Bruce never “healed” himself. He rehabilitated his back as much as he could but he was always in pain. The issue was never really “fixed” in the way you think. this is why he started taking pain killers and took cortisone injections to manage the pain. It caused him a lot of problems. Also science isn’t “made up” it’s something that is observed, measured, tested, peer reviewed and studied. People don’t just “make it up” Everybody knows how Bruce hurt his back. He injured it doing good morning exercises damaging the sacral nerves in his back. If you did some research you could have easily found this out. You should buy John Little’s art of expressing the human body and wrath of the dragon: the real fights of Bruce Lee for more information about him.

@lmclrain

6 күн бұрын

@@axelstone3131 well... even if from everyone telling you it is over, and getting to that point even with pain, that to me is still something that should have not been ignored by modern medicine at the time, don't you think so?

I'm the 319th person to like this video.

Dan Inosanto is one of the big gest frau dst ers in martial arts. His "as many arts as possible" (his words). Was designed to keep students coming in paying him money. Sc s ammer.

@octavioquintero

8 күн бұрын

Well, Thank you for watching.

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@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

Glad d you enjoyed it

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

👊🏻🥋👌🏻😇🙏🏻

@jerezindraj6723

11 күн бұрын

Hello Octavio. When are you going to do a Training Seminar in South Africa? Thank you.

@octavioquintero

8 күн бұрын

@@jerezindraj6723 Sorry. Nothing in South Africa at this time. Thanks for watching!

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🏆

@mrt445

11 күн бұрын

Chasing a legacy would be you proving yourself in Vale Tudo or the UFC.

@octavioquintero

11 күн бұрын

No thanks .

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Part 3? Where is Part 1 & 2?

People still Copy Bruce. Even how they move.Thats not what he wanted. Be your own light! And not a shadow of another one.

@axelstone3131

10 күн бұрын

You follow the principles, simplicity, directness, economy of motion. It’s not copying. Bruce’s delivery system of fencing footwork is sound. It allows you to be fast and explosive, to get in and out quick. What do you think he was teaching his students? Just to do “whatever you want”and hope it somehow works? I think you miss a fundamental detail about what makes JKD work. The movement Bruce utilised is adirect result of the footwork and its efficiency. Why wouldn’t you follow his guidelines. To get from A to B in the fastest time you use a car not a horse and cart, why would you go backwards?

@octavioquintero

9 күн бұрын

I like your analogy. Absolutely . I’ll use the car on a road 100%. I wonder where I can use the horse? 🙏Thanks for watching

@axelstone3131

9 күн бұрын

@@octavioquintero lol thanks. I don’t know. Maybe a batter terminology would have been an ATV.