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Iron Fist Training: One-Inch Punch [CAUTION: THIS IS PART FIVE OF A COMPREHENSIVE IRON FIST TRAINING PROGRAM. IT TAKES YEARS TO WORK UP... 
Bruce Lee - Some Rare Footage Here's multiple rare Bruce Lee clips and stuff in one piece. + If you're planning to say something ... 
Jun Fan Gung Fu Vol 1 - JKD Trapping Instruction influenced by Lee's Jeet Kune Do philosophy. Techniques include: Lap Sao (English) 
Jun Fan Gung Fu Vol 2 - JKD Kickboxing Clip Download the entire 41 minute video for free at http://www.videowaza.com/index2.asp?source_id=40&v=4... 
BRUCE LEE TRAINING JEET KUNE DO AND WORKING OUT An animated video of Bruce Lee training and talking- please comment, rate, and subscribe. thanks 
Dutch Jeet Kune Do Presentation If people say Jeet Kune Do is different from "this" or from "that," then let the name of Jeet Kune D... 
Bruce Lee - Home Video (BackYard Training) The 1st part is sidekicks to a "shield" held by a friend. Then Bruce goes onto "The Boxing Bag" with... 
Robert Parmakovski Jun Fan trapping Jun Fan trapping requested by Coach Ivica Aleksovski Skopje, Macedonia. Coach Robert Parmakovski is... 
Bruce Lee Stick Training Rare small video of Sijo Bruce Lee training with Guro Dan Inosanto with Kali sticks. 
Jeet Kune Do JKD Kali A few years ago Tim McFatridge and Cory Smith put together a short demo reel. It covers weapons, ki... 
Bruce Lee Training Video 1/6 Narrated By Bruce Lee. I know its bad quality so if you cant read something please send me a messege... 
DEFENSE CONTRE COUTEAU Méthode Kali et Jeet Kune Do Ce dvd présente un système de défense contre couteau, inspiré des techniques redoutables de l'ar... |
Modern Jeet Kune do system can comprise of many different technique found in many different fighting arts. Though Jeet Kune Do is more of a principles for training martial arts instead of a style of set techniques, many of the principles, techniques and concepts are combined using fighting techniques from these martial arts and fighting styles....Read More
- Jun Fan Gung Fu [techniques]
- These series of techniques use close in trapping and striking techniques. Techniques typically found in Wing Chun of Kali Martial Arts
- Jun Fan Kick Boxing [techniques]
- Jun Fan Kick Boxing mainly involves techniques and training methods from Muay Thai, Western Boxing, Filipino Boxing, French Savage and Western Foil Fencing. The range of this division is usually middle or long range attack.
- Western Boxing [techniques] [style info]
- Boxing is known for its economy of motion, footwork and defense. It is quite arguably the best punching martial art. Its influences are found in many top fighting arts, include MMA.
- Wing Chun [techniques] [style info]
- Wing Chun techniques emphasize practicality and efficiency to maintain its ideals on effectiveness. Strikes are intended to injure or disrupt the target. Wing Chun utilizes many trapping and infighting techniques to defeat the opponent
- Thai Boxing [techniques] [style info]
- Muay Thai consists of nine weapons - the head, fists, elbows, knees and feet. In modern Muay Thai fights, headbutting an opponent is no longer allowed. Muay Thai is unique in the way it uses all parts of the body, including the elbows and knees, for both training and competitions. Thai Boxing also using Clinch Fighting or standup grappling techniques
- Savate [techniques] [style videos]
- Savate which uses both the hands and feet as weapons and combines elements of western boxing with graceful kicking techniques. Only foot kicks are allowed.
- Northern & Southern Shaolin [techniques] [style info]
- Northern styles of Shaolin kung-fu generally emphasize long range techniques, quick advances and retreats, wide stances, kicking and leaping techniques, whirling circular blocks, quickness, agility, and aggressive attacks.
- Southern styles of kung-fu emphasize strong and powerful attacks and punching.
- Judo [techniques] [style info]
- Judo is a Japanese Martial Art derived from battlefield jujutsu that uses throws and grappling techniques to defeat the opponent. It is practiced with a gi, but effective without it. It is primarily a sport martial art, but can also be an effective self-defense art.
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu [techniques] [style info]
- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a primarily a ground fighting art made popular by Royce Gracie and the UFC. It utilizes joint locks, chokes, and a variety of other submissions during a grapple to either break the joint, choke them out, or have the opponent submit.
- Kali Eskrima [techniques] [style info]
- Eskrima emphasize stick and sword fighting. Eskrima is actually a defense through offense-based art. Modern training methods tend to de-emphasize careful footwork and low stances, with more emphasis on learning techniques as opposed to more direct and effective tactics designed to instantly end an encounter.
- Wrestling [techniques] [style info]
- Wrestling is one of oldest martial arts and sports. Modern wrestling utilizes fast takedown techniques. Wrestlers use throws, leg attacks, trips and other techniques to bring the opponent to the ground.
- Pencak Silat [techniques] [style info]
- Pencak Silat is a martial art from Indonesia that in its self-defense form, using hands and foot fighting techniques combined with a series of characteristic footsteps. It is primarily a killing and self defense art that also uses many weapons. There are a 100s of forms of Silat and some aspects are kept secret.
- Chin Na (Chinese Grappling) [techniques] [style info]
- Chin Na uses techniques that control or lock an opponents joints or muscles/tendons so he cannot move, thus neutralizing their fighting ability. Chin means to seize or trap, na means to lock or break, and while those actions are very often executed in that order (trap then lock), the two actions can also be performed distinctly in training and self defense.
- Chinese Kuntao [techniques] [style info]
- Chinese Kun Tao is not a flashy or pretty art. It is explosive in nature and very powerful. The intent is to take control and destroy the opponent in an instant. It is deceptive and heavy into psychological principles.