Longstreet: The Way of the Intercepting Fist Scene 7 of 17
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- This pilot episode aired in 1971. All the clips feature Bruce Lee. This show is hard to find, so if anyone has any other episodes with Bruce Lee, please upload.
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Who else thinks the training seen here should have been the length of the whole episode? I can't get enough of what Bruce has to say. He was definitely a martial arts genius. For those of you who haven't read it already, I strongly recommend "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do".
Bruce Lee always talked with confidence, something I really appreciated when I was a kid, especially when it came to talking to girls. But the girls thought I sounded more like Mr. Sulu and acted like Mr. Spock.
Great scene! Not only does Bruce get to explain the philosophy behind JKD ..."the way of the intercepting fist" ...he gets to demonstrate it as well!!
"what's to learn?" - bruce lee
I wish Bruce was still around
I thought Bruce was gonna say you kick like a girl. I was like Bruce is gonna kick this guy???!! He's gonna fly! And then he took off. Classic scene
i just bought tht the other day its an awesome book
He was awesome!
"Exhale strongly! I'll be kicking you!" And that guy didn't get the urge to run?
daam i really like this =D thnx for the uploads man
ill be kicking you! lol you gotta love bruce he was so bright
Duke was wise to dodge, when he kicked Bob Wall in enter the dragon, one of the extras broke his arm trying to catch Bob.
@zcarenow Yes, you can intercept an individual by learning his tendencies, but tenseness is that feeling, that vibe you get that tells you this guy is about to throw down, and i have developed a good sense of this, you should practice spotting that, there are visual clues, clenched fists, set up stance or footing, locked jaw etc.
Just a bunch of little details expressed by the body that serve as clues that said individual is no longer relaxed and ready to pounce!
FACTS!!! #handclapapplause
yeah, that's why he has to carry a walking cane and has a guide dog.
exelent
" in cantonese, Jeet Kune Do, the way of the intercepting fist"
Or foot
Hey..the guy throwing the left jab is Reverend Snow. Chrissie's father from 3's Company!!
@TotesMagotes not tenseness, but tendencies..
@stevenash2300 there is kick in Enter the Dragon in the final fight scene,where Bruce Lee's Kick is so fast that , he had to kick a dummy double of the guy who played Han,cause there isn't a stunt man in his right mind willing to take a kick like that without being dead or in the Hospital ....
lml! YOOO For real! Me and My blonde moment, but i thought that was a stunt double that got yanked back really hard! I believe the kick is REAL but I thought han was a stunt double that got edit in the last little second before the kick landed! Good thing no one wanted to be that dummy lmao!
@zcarenow He was talking about his EMOTIONAL TENSENESS, or, for want of a better word, the act of thinking about what you`re about to do, before you do it.
@zcarenow I did listen again....and again, and again. He said tenseness.
yeah I get that sometimes....
@brentlion Listen again...he says tendencies. That is why he intercepted the guy. He figured out what the guy was about to do.
@brentlion no...when you are able to intercept a guy's move, you have figured out his tendencies. You don't figure out his tenseness....get it?
"Well speaking of a left jab..."
"...Oohhh, this time I intercept your emotional tenseness"
In Bruce Lee's way he was saying "you telegraphed that left jab a mile away".
@zcarenow In fact, as proof, there is a book on this very movie, called Bruce Lee fighting spirit: a biography, and in it, the lines of Bruce are recalled, and it clearly says "This time i intercept your emotional tenseness" Search for it on google book search. Do you get it?
Bruce kicked him? O_o
I wonder how much time that guy had to spent in the hospital before coming back finish the episode.
I take it you never heard of the blind swordsman
"nicky would you walk me out please" see back then men just tell woman wat to do.
@zcarenow No, it`s tenseness.
Don't know if you're being sarcastic, but in the show the characters was actually blind. XD
lmao classic! HAHA
@l2q Yes!