Tao of Jeet Kune Do

5 stars ( Tao of Jeet Kune Do ) - Awesome book. Very insightful regarding the training and throught process of Bruce Lee. Highly recommeneded to all Bruce Lee fans and martial artists alike. 5 stars (Very good reference books.) - If you are looking for the most comprehensive Jeet Kun Do books, then Bruce Lee's "Tao of Jeet Kun Do" and "Bruce Lee's Fighting Method" dooks and videos are the only reference materials you need. Only books written by Bruce himself are worthy of Jeet Kun Do instruction. 5 stars (The Beauty of the Book) - This book was incredibly fun to read, and I think that it should be kept this way. You cannot learn martial arts from this book, and furthermore, the introduction of the book suggests that Bruce, himself, had qualms about releasing it because he figured that people would use it improperly. This book doesn't teach martial arts, but rather is an outline of various principles underlying them...principles that are best to be absorbed and experienced while reading, and then forgotten about. The book is packed with esoteric wisdom and compelling ideas and drawings. Enjoy! ...
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Bruce Lee-s Fighting Method- Vol 2- Basic Training Bruce Lee-s Fighting Method

5 stars (Fantastic often overlooked principles of training) - Bruce Lee covers the basics and foundations of training. All too often martial artists focus their energies on techniques without developing or preparing the body for such techniques. This volume covers: 1) Aerobic Conditioning - running vs jumping rope 2) Stretching 3) Core muscle strengthening almost always overlooked. Namely abdominal toning 4) Proper stance and movement 5) Footwork 6) Developing power in your strikes 7) Increasing your speed 4 stars (The Fighting Method Series Captures Bruce Lee) - Mito Uyehara was the founder and publisher of Black Belt magazine. Mito actually took privates from Bruce in his office according to staff legend. Mito also gave Bruce plenty of exposure in Black Belt, but the books in this series, Bruce Lee's Fighting Methods, are the true legacy of that relationship. Mito was very protective of Bruce's image and his admiration for him is as clear as the many photographs in these books. Of course, Bruce Lee was always changing his methods and ideas about training. To what degree he would have stood behind this material some 40-years later has been the subject of much debate. The closest thing to a modern version of this series is How to Master Bruce Lee's Fighting Style by Lee student Joe Lewis, who credits much of his success to principles he learned while working with Bruce Lee. But, "never take your eyes off the finger, or you will miss a great book for any Bruce Lee fan." 5 stars (Required reading) - IN MEMORY OF MARIO PONTILLO Since the late 1970's, I have studied Mr. Lee's "Way of the Intercepting fist." I have the 1st editions of all the "best" books. This book will walk you through the physical aspect of his methods. I recommend you get all the volumes from this series. You will need to start from the beginning; and you do that by emptying your cup so Bruce may fill it. My favorite quote: "Knowing is not enough, you must apply; willing is not enough, you mu...
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