Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do – Footwork

The Secret to Most Martial artists is in their Footwork.
This is the MOST detailed explanation on Footwork about Jeet Kune Do you will ever find.

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[floweroflife]

I practiced performance fencing for 19 years. This man is speaking the true 100%.

[slademiner]

Jeet Kune Do is not a set of techniques wiith a lable, it is a concept that no fighter can ignore. "Take what is useful, discard what is not". Use only the most powerful techniques you can find and make them your own. Do not forget his legacy.

[charlesgraham]

Footwork is ALL ur power. Told this before on here. I boxed for 6 years and wrestled for 6 and 2 years of BJJ. But back to my point. My boxing coach made me do 6 months of footwork before i ever thru a punch

[tannerpack]

Hi, I'm a Fencer who has won 26 competition medals, former state champion, competed in the Junior Olympics and National Championships on multiple occasions and I have to say I was happy to see your footwork. You explained it very well and honestly, this footwork looks very much like fencing footwork though instead of the kicks we use the same steps to set up a lunge lol. Footwork is something I'm always working on and was happy to see we had similar ideas about it. Keep up the good work and hope your having a nice day.

[johnnybirge]

CANT EVEN BEGIN TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH I APPRECIATE YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SHARE YOUR TALENTS!

[BaronMcCausland]

What a wonderful teacher! He explains so well, and, absolutely tells you the truth about the time it really takes to make the Jun Fan/JDK stance feel natural and automatic. Waaaay back in 1980, as a teen, I started learning/training the fighting stance from the BLFM books, and like Dan, it really took a long time for what (on paper) seem so simple, to become natural, balanced, and automatic. Dan had me laughing too, because, to accurately learn/practice the stance with the various foot-works - and maintain proper posture in motion, I recall when my mother came into my room and saw I had used nasty black electrical tape (it's all we had) to lay-out a tape-grid on "her" beautiful hardwood floor. That day I also learned how to slip and duck a broom LOL! Keep up the great teaching Dan; no doubt, Sifu Bruce would be proud of you!

[coreyoliver]

Thanks, Dan.

Footwork is definitely an underappreciated aspect - in many fields and disciplines.

I digress:

I’m trying to figure out why the dislikes.
‘Must be the 25% - 35% of neurotic society whose goals haven’t been realized - yet.

Mine haven’t yet, either. Regardless, I’m not going to hate on others’ success.

[standance]

Ex long term student of Ted ( RIP) happy to say " this young man is simply great.
It brings joy to me to see that JKD is still and with some obviously very capable men
Thank you

[rudyvega]

Sifu Ted Wong was Sijo Bruce Lee"s Protoge in JEET KUNE DO. Sifu Wong emphaszied The On-Guard Position, Footwork, The Powerline, Balance, Alignment, Distance & Recovery. But Not all JKD Kwoons Teach The Importance By-Jong or The On-Guard Posititon as Sifu Wong did. But in order to be Proficient in JKD, you must understand, The 7 Natural Weapons, The 3 Fronts, Primary & Secondary Targets, The 5 Ways of Attack, The 5 Types of Speed and The 6 Ranges of Combat.

[aleskon]

You are the best teacher I have ever seen

[bradstudio]

Dan is totally right, footwork is key and is surprisingly difficult. Very well made and valuable video for anyone practicing JKD.

[supernovagamingxd]

"Give it a try"
Me:Ok I'll try
1 year later
Me:Alright I got it

[Menyhard]

I’m 54; years old and still train sir. Never stop learning

[andrewe]

Your a great sifu me and my friend are learning jeet kune do from this channel and it is working great you are truly amazing

[magusdarkmater]

Hi Dan Lok my name is Benoit, ive been watching your videos and i must say it was impressing and had a high learning value. Now who likes Bruce Lee the legend?I have all of his movies. If hed still be alive today i would liked to know him in person.Well, who wouldnt?Take care Dan we love to learn from you.

[solomonizeal]

The hardest thing for a teacher to do is to convey the proper physical and mental mechanics that go into the art and this Sifu is excellent, he is very thorough 👊

[simonboulton]

The essence of fighting Footwork and movement... arguably Bruce Lee’s finest.

[charlesdshuping]

Dan, I enjoy your videos some much brother. I've practiced JKD for over 20yrs with SDS JKD and can always gleen something from your techniques. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of this beautiful art!! I hope you continue to make vids from time to time!

[Alexandrino]

Dan Lok is a great teacher, I learn a lot . Thanks.

[DUARTE]

These videos are amazing and helpful. Have you ever considered creating some on-line JKD instructional modules like how Rickson Gracie and Henry Akins are doing, or even an on-line JKD University instructional site like how the Gracie Academy/University, Renzo Gracie, Marcelo Garcia and SBGi are doing. I think your style of teaching and communicating, plus your deep knowledge and elite skill in Bruce Lee’s creation, concepts and philosophies of JKD would be a HUGE SUCCESS if you did. Just a thought.