Jeet Kune Do is an omni-directional free fighting technique created by Bruce Lee, which combines the essence of all kinds of martial arts in the world. "Jeet Kune Do" refers to the way to stop an opponent from punching, or the way to intercept an opponent's punching. Jeet Kune do advocates a high degree of freedom in fighting. Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do poster and instinct, abandon the traditional form and express himself faithfully. It is the program and essence of Jeet Kune Do that "the impossible is the law and the infinite is the limit". It applies the philosophy of the East and the West to Wushu, which is a kind of fighting guidance and methodology.

Karate is also good, using any available parts of the human body (including fists, feet, palms, elbows, knees, and even the head, shoulders, tibia, etc.). ) attack your opponent and let your opponent fail instantly. This martial arts temperament varies from sect to sect. For example, the peace conference was calm and extremely enthusiastic (perhaps reckless ...), while Wu Tao's diaspora was honest, but he just didn't know it. ......

Taekwondo is just a fitness program, not a martial art (wtf only). It creates the most threatening leg at the safest distance by constantly walking gracefully (because the leg is the strongest and longest). Taekwondo can make people's legs full of energy and make people feel energetic. Taekwondo (wtf) is full of strength, while Taekwondo (itf) makes people learn to exert strength and breathe. Itf is a martial art, with legs as the main part, similar to wtf, but the combination of legs and hands will have a good attack ability from far and near. The most powerful thing is not these, but both taekwondo coaches will teach practical self-defense, focusing entirely on grasping and seeking personal attack ability. However, because it can't be used in competitions (violating martial arts rules), many Dojo are not taught, and only some real Korean Dojo can be taught. Taekwondo cultivates people's youthful and lively temperament (but it also has shortcomings such as showing off. . . )