Today we are going to learn the 7 punches and 3 kicks that was taught to be by sifu Rodney Hitchcock in TWJKD. If you don't know what TWJKD is watch and find out more.
Shua, man this is great stuff you have been posting. My best friend and I were fortunate to have trained at the Camarillo, CA Original Jeet Kune Do Club in the mid 90's. Our manager and his best friend at our first job at Taco Bell Lol in Ventura, CA happened to be taken lessons from Sifu Ted Wong in Marina Del Rey. This was after a seminar Ted Wong gave that they approached him and asked if he would teach them Jeet Kune Do. Ted Wong replied, "if you can make it out to Marina Del Rey for the lessons I'll teach you. Then with Ted Wong's permission they opened the Camarillo Original Jeet Kune Do Club. Ted Wong was our seminar instructor and would come to Camarillo, CA to give us a seminar. And of course you have the fools who are always wanting to spar with him because he was Bruce Lee's student and there was one who came out to the seminar with a background in Kempo. Finally after being pestered by this guy Mr. Wong finally gave in. They sparred for about 4-5 minutes before Mr. Wong had him on the ground. My best friend and I were laughing thinking what an idiot. It was great being a part of that and even to this day I have not seen someone demonstrate or teach the Jeet Kune Do lead straight punch or the cross punch they way we were taught. Thanks for keeping Original Jeet Kune Do alive 👍 keep it up for as long as you can.
we meet ted wong here in italy,for several training ,he was always kind and explenad very well jkd original and it s principles,sifu ted wong lacks stilll today ,to us ,carried jkd on the better,today many do not teach real jkd
Great Video. Could you explain the reason for preferring a Southpaw stance? I know it has to do with Bruce Lee's dominant side being closer to the opponent. But how do you use it.
yes, I will do that in my upcoming videos. thank you for asking. I have one coming up very soon here. It's going to be about the jkd the art itself. I promise I will get on that one asap.
This is very good. I like the way you integrate the movements in a video with the explanation and details of the demonstrated movement.
thank u
I made one close to this, man having fun on that thing😂😂😂 thx again bro
Shua, man this is great stuff you have been posting. My best friend and I were fortunate to have trained at the Camarillo, CA Original Jeet Kune Do Club in the mid 90's. Our manager and his best friend at our first job at Taco Bell Lol in Ventura, CA happened to be taken lessons from Sifu Ted Wong in Marina Del Rey. This was after a seminar Ted Wong gave that they approached him and asked if he would teach them Jeet Kune Do. Ted Wong replied, "if you can make it out to Marina Del Rey for the lessons I'll teach you. Then with Ted Wong's permission they opened the Camarillo Original Jeet Kune Do Club. Ted Wong was our seminar instructor and would come to Camarillo, CA to give us a seminar. And of course you have the fools who are always wanting to spar with him because he was Bruce Lee's student and there was one who came out to the seminar with a background in Kempo. Finally after being pestered by this guy Mr. Wong finally gave in. They sparred for about 4-5 minutes before Mr. Wong had him on the ground. My best friend and I were laughing thinking what an idiot. It was great being a part of that and even to this day I have not seen someone demonstrate or teach the Jeet Kune Do lead straight punch or the cross punch they way we were taught. Thanks for keeping Original Jeet Kune Do alive 👍 keep it up for as long as you can.
thank you, That means a lot. If you have a FB please let me know where i can find you.
Will do👍
Is there a way to send it to you privately
we meet ted wong here in italy,for several training ,he was always kind and explenad very well jkd original and it s principles,sifu ted wong lacks stilll today ,to us ,carried jkd on the better,today many do not teach real jkd
Hey thanks for the video. Can you please tell me that you found JKD useful in cage fights?
Yes, I'm putting one together tomorrow. I'll touch on that too.
Great Video. Could you explain the reason for preferring a Southpaw stance? I know it has to do with Bruce Lee's dominant side being closer to the opponent. But how do you use it.
yes, I will do that in my upcoming videos. thank you for asking. I have one coming up very soon here. It's going to be about the jkd the art itself. I promise I will get on that one asap.
Bjj and boxing together is hard to beat