Jeet Kune Do

Think Jeet Kune Do is simply Bruce Lee's fighting style?Think again.Jeet Kune Do is one of the most fascinating and misunderstood martial arts in the world. Created from Bruce Lee's relentless search for a faster, simpler and more adaptable approach to fighting, it challenged the idea that a martial artist should ever be restricted by a single style.30 Minute Martial Arts: Jeet Kune Do gives you an entertaining, beginner-friendly introduction to the techniques, philosophy, personalities and incredible stories behind The Way of the Intercepting Fist - all designed to be understood in around half an hour.Discover: - How Bruce Lee's Wing Chun training helped lay the foundations for JKD- Why boxing and fencing transformed the way he thought about fighting- The philosophy behind "using no way as way"- The straight lead, stop-kick, trapping and interception- The difference between Original JKD and JKD Concepts- How Dan Inosanto, Ted Wong and Lee's other students carried his teachings forward- Why cross-training became central to modern JKD- The truth behind some of the strangest Bruce Lee stories- How Jeet Kune Do influenced movies, video games and modern martial arts- What to look for when watching JKD- How to find a school and start training yourselfWhether you are a lifelong Bruce Lee fan, thinking about taking your first martial arts class, or simply curious about the philosophy that helped change martial arts forever, this short guide gives you the essential story without drowning you in unnecessary detail.No previous martial arts knowledge required.Discover the ideas behind Bruce Lee's most famous martial arts creation - and find out why Jeet Kune Do was never supposed to stand still.Learn about Jeet Kune Do in 30 minutes. Remember it for a lifetime. Please note, this book is an introduction to the background and world of this martial art, it is not a manual and does not contain instruction, images or guides that pertain to teach techniques. The author, having trained in multiple martial arts over the years, is of the very firm belief that a student should always learn from a qualified instructor.