During his stay in the United States, Bruce Lee not only learned boxing from China, but also learned boxing from the West. When attending the western boxing training class, he bought a documentary about the boxing match of world champion Louis with his pocket money, from which he learned the footwork, posture, boxing and training methods of the champion.
Jeet kune do
Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do poster Jeet Kune Do is an all-round 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 and instinct in fighting, abandons traditional forms and faithfully expresses itself. 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.
Bruce Lee has its own fighting system, which is called "Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do" or "Primitive Jeet Kune Do". It is an important part of Jeet Kune Do, but not all of it. Jeet Kune Do is infinitely developed. Jeet Kune Do is a natural weapon to exercise the human body.
One inch punch
Bruce Lee Cunquan evolved from Wing Chun's "Long Bridge Force" and is a particularly advanced technique in Jeet Kune Do. Bruce Lee's "Cunquan" can hit people who weigh more than 75 kilograms several meters away.
Wing Chun Boxing has a special way of exerting strength, which is called inch strength. The so-called "inch strength" refers to the short and flat explosive force that suddenly accelerates muscle contraction when it is close to the target or when the action is about to be completed.
In the wing gate, the wing master can launch a sustained and compact attack without gaining momentum, knocking down opponents at a distance of 1 to 3 inches or even in a close-fitting state. According to the principle of mechanics, the force generated by the acceleration of an object is the largest. Therefore, if the fist is strong, it must be forced after bending the arm to ensure that there is enough distance to accelerate. An inch of strength is the opposite, requiring a large force in the shortest distance.
Cable rod
During his stay in the United States, Bruce Lee exchanged nunchakus and Fibbingo sticks with dan inosanto, an American Filipino stick master who is also a disciple and friend, and became an expert in using sticks. Bruce Lee used nunchakus for the first time in the Hollywood movie The Green Hornet.
Nunchakus are two cylindrical hardwoods connected by a chain or a thong. They can be punched and strangled, combining the rigidity of the stick with the softness of the whip. An American martial arts monograph once said: "When you wave one end of a nunchaku, you can generate 1.600 pounds of power, which is amazing. Once the chain or pimp connecting nunchakus is wrapped around each other's neck, a light pull is enough to hang people. "
Now many states in the United States have passed laws prohibiting the use and possession of nunchakus. The reason is that some young Americans have seen Bruce Lee's Kung Fu movies, or heard of the power of nunchakus, and played nunchakus, which resulted in death and was condemned by public opinion. "Jingwumen" made the Hong Kong audience at that time see Bruce Lee's exquisite nunchakus, which was amazing. When the Raptors crossed the river, Bruce Lee's nunchakus became two pairs, which made the performance extremely difficult and even more dazzling.
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Bruce Lee (1940165438+1October 27th-1July 20th, 973), originally named Li, was born in San Francisco, California, USA, and his ancestral home was in Jun 'an Town, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China.
A pioneer of the world martial arts reform, a martial arts warrior, a martial arts philosopher, the father of MMA, a martial arts master, a pioneer of kung fu films and the founder of Jeet Kune Do, a China martial arts film actor, the first global promoter of China Kung Fu, and the first China protagonist in Hollywood.
His four and a half films in Hong Kong broke many records three times, among which "Raptor Crossing the River" broke the box office record of Asian films, and the total box office of enter the dragon, which cooperated with Hollywood, reached 230 million US dollars. ?
1962, Bruce Lee established "Relieving Guo Fan Museum" and created Jeet Kune Do in 1967. 1973 On July 20th, Bruce Lee died in Hongkong at the age of 33. 1979, the city government of Los Angeles set the release date of the remake of Game of Death as "Bruce Lee Day" on June 8th.
1993, the 20th anniversary of Bruce Lee's death was issued in the United States, and the commemorative star emblem of Bruce Lee was laid on Hollywood Boulevard. In the same year, he was awarded the "Lifetime Achievement Award" by the Hong Kong Film Awards Conference. In June, 1998, 1 1 was awarded the "martial arts movie superstar award" by the Chinese Wushu Association.
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