Yori Nakamura - Jeet Kune Do - 02 - Bruce Lee's technique 1

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  • @Dragonfly-cd3bi
    @Dragonfly-cd3bi 4 роки тому +19

    これは凄い。やはりブルース・リー氏は稀代の天才。

  • @macchxero
    @macchxero 12 років тому +4

    Mr Nakamura is great, solid techniques, good speed and control, clear descriptions (I understood what he explained, even though I don't speak much Japanese). Yet I somehow got distracted by the background. That gym is NICE!!

  • @billymandalay929
    @billymandalay929 8 років тому +34

    I like it when he says "Bruce Lee Sensei".
    The Arts bring people together regardless of race, religion, national- political histories. It has that positive, transcendent quality to it.

    • @CharlesDamianoBLC
      @CharlesDamianoBLC 4 роки тому +1

      So true! You sound like a true Bruce Lee / Jeet Kune Do fan like myself! How long have you been a Bruce Lee/Jeet Kune do fan? Since you a fan please check out my Bruce Lee UA-cam channel and join our growing Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks Charles

  • @moves2008
    @moves2008 12 років тому +4

    omg this guy is teaching exact master bruce's moves. This is so close to his teaching. Love this bloke.

  • @NTNGUYEN
    @NTNGUYEN 11 років тому +8

    Wow, thanks for sharing. Great to see Bruce Lee's art lives on.

    • @CharlesDamianoBLC
      @CharlesDamianoBLC 4 роки тому

      This was great and excited to see Bruce Lee art live on... How long have you been a Bruce Lee/Jeet Kune do fan? Since you a fan please check out my Bruce Lee UA-cam channel and join our growing Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks Charles

  • @OPhilosopher
    @OPhilosopher 11 років тому +3

    Mpravo! Excellent Demostration of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kun Do!!!

  • @TEWMOTORSPORTS
    @TEWMOTORSPORTS 3 роки тому +2

    理解してるからこそわかりやすい説明ですね!ズドーン!

  • @josemarecos3186
    @josemarecos3186 Рік тому +1

    Tanto como.yuri..y carrushter..son grandes maestros del JKD

  • @billysoulmusic7817
    @billysoulmusic7817 4 роки тому +2

    The Lok Sao at the end 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @superkillercrossover
    @superkillercrossover 11 років тому +3

    Im hong kongese and i agree with u, bruce is international, he doesnt belong to any specific country even hong kong, he's the hero of the world.

  • @LoneAkita
    @LoneAkita 13 років тому

    Thank You Very much for uploading :)
    i noticed your channel went off youtube, im glad its back!
    these videos are classics! :)

  • @yoyolind9659
    @yoyolind9659 3 роки тому +1

    Heavy speed skillz over there great 👍

  • @Dragonflyjones67
    @Dragonflyjones67 9 років тому +10

    Jkd is Bruce's personal expression......his whole point was for us(martial artists) to create ours. That's the major points of his principles and concepts. If Bruce haven't pass away. He will be adding more to *Jkd* his personal expression. Guys like Dan Inosanto and Yuri Nakumura teach jkd the way Lee himself express it, out of respect for his knowledge and teaching like many other's. Dan himself was a personal student and friend of Bruce, so he knows how to pass it on base on Bruce's expressions, Yuri Nakumura (Dan student) is a example of his teaching also. He is no fake, Yuri is a shoot fighting champion in Japan, his knowledge that Dan pass on to him and way he teaches it to his students is very profound, he takes Dan teaching very seriously.

    • @EverydayYounglife
      @EverydayYounglife 9 років тому +4

      True, the whole point is to use JKD as a base for your own personal style.

    • @Dragonflyjones67
      @Dragonflyjones67 9 років тому +4

      I favor expression over style! Style is a word that represents complexity and rigidity. Bruce concept of absorbing what is useful, and rejecting what is useless, and adding what is essentially your own/using no way, as way/no limitation, as limitation represent a term that brings on Jkd true meaning, "Self-knowledge!"

  • @CptGuapo
    @CptGuapo 12 років тому +3

    Outstanding presentation. I'm really impressed with your dexterity. I learn JKD and still some Japanese. Subscribed.

    • @CharlesDamianoBLC
      @CharlesDamianoBLC 4 роки тому

      It deed it was! He looks very proficient! I met Dan at a few JKD seminars and did some JKD with Ted Wong before he passed! How about you? How long have you been a Bruce Lee/Jeet Kune do fan? Since you a fan please check out my Bruce Lee UA-cam channel and join our growing Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks Charles

  • @JKDVIPER
    @JKDVIPER 3 роки тому +1

    That was absolutely so cool and this guy knows his jkd

  • @lagrafx
    @lagrafx 2 дні тому

    Can you please repost the old short videos that have ung moon and attack by drawing?

  • @z3r0c00l2
    @z3r0c00l2 6 місяців тому

    Just wow 😮😮😮 i want to learn this

  • @abolfazlghorbuni2756
    @abolfazlghorbuni2756 4 роки тому

    Thank you for give training videos jeet kun do ; the jeet kun do is a noe of the best Martial arts.☯☯🌹

  • @DeathlyHalcyon
    @DeathlyHalcyon 12 років тому +2

    To add more insult to injury- JKD was not built as a martial art...it was a book of philosophy that was to teach people on how to build their own systems to accustom their body and minds according to what they want to add to it- in short, it didn't spoon feed it's practioners- it gave them creative freedom to choose what to incorporate. If you want to even go further in that discussion, China isn't the only one with a 4000 year old martial art: Russia's Pozna Sebia is just as old.

  • @sifujack702
    @sifujack702 12 років тому

    You have very nice skill and move very well Bruce Lee got me into training jeet kune do and chinese martial arts in in the early 70s because of his movies and what he stood for in the martial arts if it wasent for him i would not be where i am today Since then i have taught over 15,000 students since 1975 i stay in ultimate shape for being in my low 60s. i developed create develop and flow or cdf academy in 1980 to think out of the box and be creative in ones training & flow without thought .

  • @SuperArmy85
    @SuperArmy85 9 років тому +1

    a great sifu congratulation and thank you to keep on teaching the real bruce lee's jeet kune do. Go to see sifu tim tackett videos he is another good teacher of jkd

  • @reizer05
    @reizer05 4 роки тому +5

    I can't understand his words but I understand his moves. He learnt well.

    • @CharlesDamianoBLC
      @CharlesDamianoBLC 4 роки тому +3

      Rei Yes he did and looks very proficient! How long have you been a Bruce Lee/Jeet Kune do fan? Since you a fan please check out my Bruce Lee UA-cam channel and join our growing Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks Charles

  • @JeetKuneDoBelgrade
    @JeetKuneDoBelgrade 9 років тому +6

    Jeet Kune in itself is a concept. It is not a "mix of concepts" of different martial arts. Jeet Kune Do is simple,direct and non-classical. That is all. You are not supposed to add stuff to it,only reduce and practice the most effective techniques in all ranges of combat - Kicking,Punching,Traping and Grappling. Best regards.

    • @ProdigalSonAD70
      @ProdigalSonAD70 6 років тому

      Martial Arts Mecca yep hacking away at the unessential daily absorbing what is useful discarding that which isn't simplicity is brilliance as Lee stated many still dont understand Lee's philosophy

  • @shimmeringreflection
    @shimmeringreflection 12 років тому +2

    this guy's really good, and looks like BL and has a similar body type: long legs, short torso, narrow hips etc -- helps him adopt a similar style

  • @MrSerler
    @MrSerler 5 місяців тому

    Yani güzel olmuş. B.Lee saygıyı her zaman hak ediyor

  • @diegomarra3116
    @diegomarra3116 Місяць тому

    Very good muito bom jet kune do.

  • @comali2212
    @comali2212 11 років тому +2

    Jeet Kune do is simply to block your competitor's move with a striking counter attack and sometimes hitting him with an utter surprise even before he even try to make a move. Bruce Lee's movies fighting scenes are filled with them.

  • @davesantiago7983
    @davesantiago7983 11 років тому +11

    YORI NAKAMURA...THE MODERN BRUCE LEE. THANKS TO HIS MENTOR GURU DAN INOSANTO...BRUCE LEE'S FIRST DISCIPLE... A FILIPINO! PROUD TO BE PINOY!

    • @CharlesDamianoBLC
      @CharlesDamianoBLC 4 роки тому +1

      Yes he looks very proficient! I met Dan at a few JKD seminars and did some JKD with Ted Wong before he passed! How about you? How long have you been a Bruce Lee/Jeet Kune do fan? Since you a fan please check out my Bruce Lee UA-cam channel and join our growing Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks Charles

    • @standance9044
      @standance9044 2 роки тому +1

      Very skill full but he seems to be the man who told me l could not have JKD class on Tokyo because he was the only person allowed to.
      That made me do it and we still have small group practicing after all these. If it's not the same man l apologize.

  • @Kinos141
    @Kinos141 12 років тому

    I like your way of thinking.

  • @uniikkiz
    @uniikkiz 12 років тому +3

    This dude is awesome! :D

  • @DHL428
    @DHL428 12 років тому +4

    Thanks for sharing this video. Excellent! Can someone translate into English? It would be very helpful. Thanks again.

  • @syedabuthahir4724
    @syedabuthahir4724 4 роки тому

    Is there any availability of yori nakumura jkd online teaching

  • @sifujack702
    @sifujack702 12 років тому

    I looks like you have studied with my friend and teacher Guro Danny Inosanto you have a great video i liked it very much i met Guro Dan in 1980 in torrance califorina . My chinese teacher grand Master Wai Lun Chois bare knuckle champion of singapore is one of his favorite teachers i was honored to train with both and guro rich lamoureaux . . I have over 400 videos on you tube under sifu jack or cdf academy check them out Sifu Nakamura. teacher book real gold does not fear the fire .. cdf

  • @orangeiceice12
    @orangeiceice12 10 років тому +2

    That sound he makes at 1:42.

  • @jackybriant9548
    @jackybriant9548 4 роки тому +10

    すどーん!どーん!ぱーん!

  • @pieroaikido
    @pieroaikido 12 років тому +3

    すごい!

  • @iwanlk6595
    @iwanlk6595 2 роки тому

    Subtitle Indonesia plis

  • @ingongoyama3995
    @ingongoyama3995 4 роки тому

    Sticky hands only works 2-3 strike combo. then they back of at punching distance. Only wingchun artists will stay their and play it with you. I use it successfully in 2-3 striking combos it gets me in close for the punch or elbow or knee.

  • @iSouthCakkSavior864
    @iSouthCakkSavior864 12 років тому

    Chi sau at the end was dope.

  • @anydugen
    @anydugen 12 років тому +3

    @ EmotionalShredd - If Yori comes into a ground fight? He's going to do absolutely anything he wants.
    His ground work (Shooto) is WAY better than anything he does in trapping range. This video doesn't even highlight what he does best. His ground work is as skilled as anyone in the world.
    He's an absolute wrecking machine. :-)

  • @vk3181
    @vk3181 5 років тому

    Super sir

  • @DeathlyHalcyon
    @DeathlyHalcyon 12 років тому

    -Bruce Lee made JKD as "His own method" of combat. He created it to suit himself and taught others to create a method to suit themselves, they can borrow his movements though to get started on the concepts. It's not CHINESE, it's Bruce Lee's. Last I check, he resided in Hong Kong first, then Thailand, then America. He didn't step foot in mainland China but he did his best to bring awareness of his beauty, power and greatness because he loved his people. What have you done so far?

  • @airbruce68
    @airbruce68 12 років тому

    All the students of bruce lee were from different nationality , he works hard for the people accept that's martial art could be learn by everybody, not only chinese. Martial art is not only about learning, that also about sharing ! It doesn't matter about where you from is about how you do it.

  • @MErazoPT
    @MErazoPT 11 років тому

    Lee was born in Chinatown, San Francisco on 27 November 1940 to parents from Hong Kong and was raised in Kowloon with his family until his late teens.

  • @skyfuckalot
    @skyfuckalot 12 років тому +1

    This Guy is Good , very good Nakamura

  • @jose.m5402
    @jose.m5402 4 роки тому +1

    Es. Buenoo😉

  • @RexLeoric
    @RexLeoric 12 років тому +1

    How can I do like him??...

  • @DeathlyHalcyon
    @DeathlyHalcyon 12 років тому

    *Did his best to bring awareness of it's beauty, power and greatness. Who wouldn't be proud of the country that made the Greatwall? Doesn't mean though that they hold every answer, if they did they would've long solved their own problems. My Mentor told me only 1 thing: "If the Prime Mnister of china came to him to give him the job, he's decline it in a heart beat." Who wants to care for billions of people and handle every little problem, stop every Coup d' etat and suffer all their problems?

  • @Menyhard1
    @Menyhard1 12 років тому +1

    i wish he would teach me.i wish bruse lee was still here.rip.ling live jeetjune do

  • @thomasjefferson7546
    @thomasjefferson7546 11 років тому +1

    Where can I get this full video and subtitled in English?

  • @louibmx11
    @louibmx11 12 років тому

    Chuck norris said" Bruce Lee was jeet kune do and jeet kune do was Bruce Lee, only him could make it efficient "

  • @josemarecos3186
    @josemarecos3186 Рік тому +1

    En las luchas reales de jkd..no te dejan usar tu tecnica con los MMA Y UFC...solo se usa en la calle...las tecnicas reales

  • @scychan01
    @scychan01 12 років тому

    Very good !

  • @Astray71
    @Astray71 9 років тому +1

    Holy shit... set the speed a .5x during his strikes and he is still fast

  • @radamanthysandroulakis3293
    @radamanthysandroulakis3293 10 років тому

    THIS IS AWSOME!!the bad thing though,is u can only find good teachers in china

  • @robd1329
    @robd1329 3 роки тому

    ....6:10....incredible!

  • @pacificlanguage2011
    @pacificlanguage2011 8 років тому

    Great teacher. I finally found and understand the 2% useful concept in Wingchun out of 98% non sense. Most of martial arts has only 15% of techniques useful for fighting, the rest is only useful for competition under their respective rules.

  • @RefaatIbrahimXSoftware
    @RefaatIbrahimXSoftware 6 років тому +1

    Hi
    Please translation.
    Thank's

  • @fongfongfong2621
    @fongfongfong2621 5 років тому

    yori 👍

  • @ATouch0fFaith
    @ATouch0fFaith 12 років тому +1

    Holy shit this guy is fast. i would love to learn some speed drills from him.

  • @MrBestplayer17
    @MrBestplayer17 12 років тому

    he is very fluid in motion

  • @mark1983peace
    @mark1983peace 9 років тому +19

    I don't understand a word.....except.."DONNNG!" That's some pretty jkd right there

    • @Lordson1000
      @Lordson1000 5 років тому +2

      "Dooonto" is the onomatopoeia of strike, punch or kick.

    • @Exter-er7kf
      @Exter-er7kf 4 роки тому

      it's 'ドーンと!' 'donng to'👍

  • @fadillahachmad7705
    @fadillahachmad7705 5 років тому

    I like Bruce Lee jump style

  • @あんにんどーふ-n6e
    @あんにんどーふ-n6e 4 роки тому +1

    美しい

  • @akonlenkonelenkone2510
    @akonlenkonelenkone2510 4 роки тому

    Merci 💪💪💪

  • @deaconfrost4968
    @deaconfrost4968 6 років тому

    Excelente..

  • @Menyhard
    @Menyhard 10 років тому +2

    I would clean.his restroom.if could learn from him.wow respct sir

  • @DeathlyHalcyon
    @DeathlyHalcyon 12 років тому

    *-The strength of a kick as deadly and bone breaking as one from a Muay Thai fighter from Mainland Thailand. Those from Camps.

  • @sinaloasinaloa5763
    @sinaloasinaloa5763 5 років тому

    Great art martial

  • @deanwinchester6496
    @deanwinchester6496 5 років тому

    exactly

  • @やまとりく-k6j
    @やまとりく-k6j 5 років тому +15

    ストリートファイトなら圧倒的に強いね

  • @moxigen
    @moxigen 12 років тому +1

    doooong...

  • @MAl-xz7lc
    @MAl-xz7lc 5 років тому

    THE FIRST MOVE WAS BASED ON THE INTERCEPTING FIST.. LETS CALL IT A BLOCK PUNCH.. 🙏

  • @kagfre8943
    @kagfre8943 4 роки тому +1

    Bruce Lee had classical training in many kung fu styles before he distilled them into JKD. He had the arsenal before the eventual discardment of useless technique. In my opinion you need a similar toolbelt. Jkd is for advanced practioners of kung fu.

    • @YamamotoKazuo
      @YamamotoKazuo 4 роки тому

      Would you say before learning jkd you should be black level (not necessarily a belt style) fighter in one certain style like karate , boxing, savate, judo and etc..

  • @pieropiromallo548
    @pieropiromallo548 11 років тому

    hi I like this video

  • @alex69114
    @alex69114 11 років тому

    exelente

  • @andrewlinesjah4538
    @andrewlinesjah4538 Рік тому

    Not bad
    As someone understands something
    I won't explain
    But the title or name says it all
    " JEET KUNE DO ! "

  • @homere-d-allaure
    @homere-d-allaure 11 років тому +1

    Very, VERY impressive !

  • @johnburgosriquelme1773
    @johnburgosriquelme1773 8 років тому

    genio

  • @mathivannanrenganathan8098
    @mathivannanrenganathan8098 5 років тому

    very exelent bro.sure i will do the best

  • @MzuMzu-nx1em
    @MzuMzu-nx1em 5 років тому

    J.K.D. studied and practised in the correct way

  • @A985010812
    @A985010812 12 років тому

    不错不错

  • @DeathlyHalcyon
    @DeathlyHalcyon 12 років тому

    - The comment box was for a reason. Not to start this awkward flame wars you first started with nearly everyone who dared comment on the "ingenuity, beauty and amazing power" of the JKD Instructor and his art but rather to speak as proper men and not put others down and commend the "Art", the "Video", the "Instructor" and the "Creator" of the art. You wanna talk the superiority of China then find an appropriate video because this isn't about China at all- it's about Bruce Lee's JKD.

  • @emekaadibe5553
    @emekaadibe5553 4 роки тому

    His Jeet Kune Do is accurate.

  • @sifujack702
    @sifujack702 12 років тому

    Sifu Nakamura Guro Danny Knows me best for my creative training drills that i always come up with heres one you can try buy some close pins and pin them on each other shirt cross arms and try to take each others close pins off before they can block your hand . Another one trap with one eye closed or box with an eye patch most fight end up with a strike to the eye socket . Very blind to out side attacks have to change way of fighting . Knife grappling with fome fknives in sock on ground ..

  • @tjmgrtsdp
    @tjmgrtsdp 10 років тому

    nice and great !! :)

  • @liotta75
    @liotta75 12 років тому

    where is Yori Nakamura's school at? I would like to learn from this guy.

  • @claertonarcoverde7053
    @claertonarcoverde7053 9 років тому

    NAKAMURA OK! very good

  • @jcordoba1887
    @jcordoba1887 11 років тому

    habria que traducirlo al español

  • @kyleropp8873
    @kyleropp8873 11 років тому

    All I hear is: kuyme daimanush... wooosh! sake gasinu... WOOSH!
    It's like this guy has his own special effects team doing sounds whenever he punches or kicks.

  • @halojames7778
    @halojames7778 5 років тому

    Speed is the key.

  • @ThunderKat
    @ThunderKat 12 років тому

    soto birecarau arriva estekara uterukuno muskaetro shitoro ^.^

  • @Japsown
    @Japsown 12 років тому

    How Bruce Lee create JKD if without Wing Chun in the first place?

  • @mjolnir9855
    @mjolnir9855 5 років тому

    Bruce Lee’s whole philosophy was basically to find the best techniques for your body to use with least effort and highest efficiency. He had a style and a training methodology that was unique FOR HIM.
    While there are some things in JKD that are universally true for everyone (e.g. a jab will always be the fastest hand technique), it seems that everyone has merely tried to memick Bruce Lee instead of doing what he DID.
    Even this guy tries to flare his hands like Bruce lee, and use all the same movements. But did he genuinely determine that his personal style is exactly what Lee’s was?
    Even Bruce Lee foresaw this happening, and after completing “Tao of Jeet Kund Do”, said “I wish I’d never named it, because now they will make another ‘system’ out of it.” - like Karate.
    If Lee we’re here today, he would have moved over into more and more grappling as we see that grappling arts have dominated UFC and MMA. And without it, a striker will be ineffective to defend the clinch and get takendown.

    • @ThepurposeofTime
      @ThepurposeofTime 2 роки тому

      Ironically, Yori was a professional shoot wrestler AND a JKD master

  • @northernpike13
    @northernpike13 12 років тому

    We did create our own. Its called MMA.

  • @dynoroad
    @dynoroad 12 років тому

    I didnt read the comment before yours. Now I understand why you chose that example, it was a way of telling that guy how wrong he was about saying this is not JKD. Because this is JKD, it might not just be the same "interpretation" of JKD that he has.

  • @jadenjaden
    @jadenjaden 12 років тому +3

    3:39 SO MY MOMMA

  • @Menyhard1
    @Menyhard1 12 років тому

    english sub titke please.thank you

  • @jakuvampair
    @jakuvampair 12 років тому

    todo es demasiado rrapido

  • @morukuser
    @morukuser 12 років тому

    dong dodong dong dong...