Bruce Lee: Longstreet: Training the blind man

just thought id put this up here because not many people have seen this as it is rare and this was uploaded to youtube before but it was terrible quality so i thought id put a more clearer version up here on youtube.

[@prasadbhagat933]

"I cannot teach you, I can help you explore yourself....". This dialogue has some real depth in itself

[@__-zo5xc]

because he study philosophy at university

[@swwweee]

It is real. If you know the martial arts and i do not say just kung fu. I say a lot of different martial arts, you realize that it is a waste of time to try to integrate the movement and the concepts behind. Instaed do not think, feel. Just do not kick explore yourself feel the kick. Do not learn the kick, just let it go as he feel. First a kick is studieied after that a kick is just a kick. You feel the kick and after that a kick is just a kick. You feel it. It's difficult, it takes time cause it s like a finger pointed to the moon. And If you with thought concentrate only on the finger, you will loose all the feel, the sensation of the heavenly glory. It takes time to me to understand it and i didnt even do martial arts

[@lornahaboc603]

Dddd

[@fredwerza3478]

I often wonder if white men can comprehend Eastern philosophy --- they seem too close-minded

[@thinkingeveryday9990]

@@fredwerza3478 Ikr they have supremacy complex

[@maltedmilk6888]

Bruce Lee didn't act, he simply expressed himself

[@serenemountain6769]

Sadly by the end of is career he was on Pain killers for the rest of is fighting career! is nervous system was a mess, muscle wise !

[@ahmadspoint7733]

True way of life is... Just express yourself honestly.

[@fredwerza3478]

Bruce was always true to himself --- he wasn't a liar and phoney like Commie Trump

[@rithyheng3556]

He just shared his knowledge.

[@nathannelson6843]

Malted Milk is an awesome KZbin name, how'd you come up with that? Makes me want a chocolate milkshake from McDonald's.

[@bobkloth57]

Bruce Lee, He died nearly fifty years ago, but his legend will live forever. RIP

[@brendayudithayalasoriano8658]

@Silvio Manuel Bruce Lee already died from a heat stroke in 1973

[@michaelpidgeon567]

47 years bruce lee left this earth but that man that legend was years ahead of his time he inspired myself and millions more to be like water and keep on flowing, my it be well with you WALK ON 💪

[@michaelpidgeon567]

@@brendayudithayalasoriano8658 it was actually a pain killer he had a head ache lay down and never awoken so sad he was at the peek of fitness and had just made the legendary enter the dragon be like water my friend WALK ON 👌

[@brendayudithayalasoriano8658]

@@michaelpidgeon567 will yeah which that had a ingredient that made him had a allergic reaction and died during enter the dragon he kind of finished it so the time he was sweating a lot and he did not like because he had to change pants every single time so he had to use sweat pads so he can go on in movies after enter the dragon he did game of death the building he was acting had air conditioners that don't work so he had to spend acting sweating which cause him a headache and then took the painkiller and because off cause of a allergic reaction and that's the story it may not sound true but it's true

[@brendayudithayalasoriano8658]

@@michaelpidgeon567 well yeah because of a painkiller ingredient that cause him a allergic reaction and then did died during Enter the Dragon he kind of finished so the time he was filming he was sweating a lot and did not like it because he had to change a lot so he use sweat glands which help him in enter the dragon but not in game of death which he was unlucky because they had air conditioners that don't work so half of him had to sweat which during the time he was kind of done then he left in a house with betty ting and Bruce Lee said he had a headache and then give him a painkiller that of cause had a allergic reaction ingredient and then died and was rushed to the hospital but it was to late he died and the true thing is if Bruce Lee never use sweat glands and took the painkiller and took a other one he could of not died he could of sweat a lot but still be alive all off this is true

[@RayTheProducer]

Bruce steals every scene. Talented beyond talent. Intelligence, intuition, instinct. What a man.

[@namu5583]

His not acting, his literally teaching. That's why his acting is good.

[@kindergartenkiller3814]

he can't teach anyone, he can only help people to explore them selves

[@namu5583]

@@kindergartenkiller3814 niceeee.

[@filipkogut8533]

he's*

[@namu5583]

@@filipkogut8533 ok.

[@QoQabai658]

Bruce=Dragon Brandon=Crow ☯ ☯ ☯ ☯ ☯

[@mazzbalboa]

Imagine breaking into Hollywood in the 60's as a Chinese man....vertically impossible unless for comedy effect....Bruce was not only a great martial artist but someone who wrote his own script

[@violenceisfun991]

Vertically impossible 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@StephNuggs]

@@violenceisfun991 horizontally as well

[@AeroGold1]

The other way for Asian actors to get work in Hollywood back then was playing villains.

[@MR-KARATE574]

Cina pembawa kuman Kungflu

[@DungNguyen-eb1uo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYaynHqMobB8f7c

[@jasonhoang3]

“Hire bodyguard or live a less agressive life” words to live by going into 2020 😌

[@f.b.i9512]

Jason Hoang I watched/heard that as I read this

[@DonnieDarko1]

Lol, same here

[@MM2009]

Looks like you are too pussy to be your own bodyguard.

[@aithanleeom5152]

.....

[@JS-ei5fr]

"You must learn the art of dying" 😢😭😭 that is so powerful to say, could not stop crying after hearing that Bruce we love you and miss you!!!

[@birajgogoi146]

True😭😭

[@stewbie59]

Crying...me too!

[@ernestoarelliano9400]

The art of dying...reminds me of george harrison song

[@marcioabreu9568]

Our Master of the Masters!

[@ruki4585]

So true

[@wickennchaffles4000]

Bruce Lee made the track suit popular. Now you see all of Eastern Europe copping his style.

[@osas5211]

lmao nah, not close

[@harpreetuppal1179]

Wicken'n Chaffles looool

[@hfjkrfkl152]

Trying to copping his Style

[@osas5211]

Murat Gürses it’s not even his style, this was an ignorant comment

[@belkys120]

Wicken'n Chaffles : USED IN MANY JKD SCHOOLS 🏫.!!!!! . 👍❤️🙏🏾📚.....

[@elcamino6954]

"Everyone wants to learn the way to win"..,"but cant accept to lose"

[@JohnMartin-oh6bf]

‘Han stated the same to Williams in ‘enter the dragon’.......’it is defeat you must be ready for’

[@osas5211]

John Martin Ah taking old Chinese philosophies and paraphrasing em as ya own jus like Bruce

[@sladewilson649]

I kind of get the point but the human being get used to everything so accepting to lose is very dangers being uncomfortable with losing is always good Peaceful times makes weak men The man has to go through some difficult time constantly

[@AdrianoCROST]

@@sladewilson649 No, the man has to go trough difficult times until he learns for good. Like bike riding.

[@maverick4900]

AdrianoCROST that’s exactly what he said.

[@evokaiyo]

Bruce Lee is the true father of MMA and Ultra Instinct

[@scottdavidson7001]

Probably would be absolutely devastating in a street fight.

[@timterceros4730]

GOD like combo

[@supermilkdromeda4520]

evokaiyo Exactly but it’s sad that these new, cocky fighters of today have no respect for greats like him and think he wasn’t a real martial artists and that his teachings were bs. But then again look at the generation we’re living in smh.

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

I would have to agree! He was grappling and doing things in Enter the Dragon way before MMA! He was way ahead of his time! Sounds like you are a big Bruce Lee fan! How and when were you first introduced to Bruce Lee?

[@Inubiz]

@@supermilkdromeda4520 That's the biggest problem. Bruce's philosophy is very taoist in nature. His fighting style and technique was fused greatly with this philosophy something the west and MMA fighters think is bullshit. He used to meditate I hear almost 8 to 12 hours a day. He was a philosopher before a martial artist.

[@kushagragupta8068]

"But I found a cause of my ignorance" Mannn, almost every line in this episode has a deep meaning hidden.❤❤❤😯

[@blueknight1109]

The fact that Bruce Lee saw something in Jackie Chan, is always so touching

[@rigomontes5455]

?? quien te dijo eso?

[@rigomontes5455]

who told you that?

[@toddf.packer9394]

@@rigomontes5455 Jackie was in enter the dragon. Google Jackie Chan best story of my life or something like that.

[@mrleggett23]

Facts 💯

[@cow212tst]

@@rigomontes5455 He also increased his pay from 15 dollars a day to 30 dollars a day , jackie was a teenager at the time and Lee picked him as his stuntman

[@Tony-112]

"Be water my friend." Best quote ever R.I.P Bruce Lee ❤️

[@dickgrayson20]

esa frase del agua tambien la decia miyamoto musashi.

[@janantoni3]

Waaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@gentlemanJames777]

Don't forget water is hard and soft at the same time

[@deliriumbee4678]

@Amadey you are dumb like rock

[@tereasdownes9793]

Can bruce lee train a fire thinking person who doesnt know how to be water

[@arthurcwlau9307]

Did he write his own script for this series? Almost everything he says is his own martial arts philosophy, no one else could possilby do that for him.

[@Inubiz]

@Baba Abdul I see why people think someone killed bruce lee but the reality was that he pushed his body thru too many extremes. He used to take too many supplements, mixed with different enhancement drugs and his body had a reaction to it that he ignored for too long.

[@JaejoongPrincess]

@@Inubiz I believed he was murdered. I do remember him getting constant headaches.

[@victortaylor7737]

Bruce convinced the producers to incorporate his personal/ fighting philosophy in this series, reminds me of Enter the Dragon with him coaching a young boy.by the way, he went to Hong Kong to film the Big Boss after this.

[@raymondrose1823]

@@JaejoongPrincess yes his own ppl murdered him because he was giving too much secret chinese info to americans

[@Fulphilment]

@A L The script for this series was written by the very best scriptwriter at this time in Hollywood, Stirling Silliphant who also was a pupil and friend of Bruce. These lines about becoming like water that Bruce also repeated during the very famous interview were from this series, also written by Silliphant. The funny thing is that in real life and with friends Bruce talked like this "I should find out within a week whether this thing is on. If so, I will hustle back to Hollywood. [...] It's a really freaky adventure series about a Chinese guy who winds up in the American West in 1860. Can you dig that? All these cowboys on horses with guns and me with a long, green hunk of bamboo, right? Far out.". (Source: Bruce Lee: A Life, by Matthew Polly)

[@howohowo8481]

It’s amazing that Bruce has so many signature movements that people never stop copying him! The way he speaks and all his gestures are so unique, maybe that’s called charisma!

[@Florian_St_1999]

He doesn't train him, he helps him to explore himself. 💪🏽

[@fanfare100]

As any good martial arts instructor should. Bruce definitely has the spirit. Too many trainers are just like going through the motions and plays game of Simon Says without conveying the true meaning and the mind-body-spirit connection or the connection with all that surrounds one, the signal to noise ratio reduction for a positive situational awareness. Like, the importance of being able to listen to that bird. The true connection of mindfulness with cosmic consciousness and know where one is in the universe in relationship with others. How the other person's emotions telegraphed that person's punch! Etc. And, of course, Bruce's Classic Speech on Being like Water is priceless and timeless!

[@abderrahmanedelenda8977]

if you want to explore about your self learn about islam..your life will ne much better ..search you found. my friend

[@agentofchaos1820]

Similar to what morpheus told neo.

[@abderrahmanedelenda8977]

@Johnny Nunya please all what you need to do is asking about islam you have nothing to loose

[@abderrahmanedelenda8977]

@Johnny Nunya belive me islam is not about thinking in our selfs it's a way of living.🤔

[@lancasterspades6558]

I feel like I got teleported back in time and had one heck of a lesson...anyone else had that feeling?

[@cortezlucious95]

Me my friend.

[@skaniol]

you mean chronoported*

[@benlarmouth]

Yes

[@shinblzz]

@Silvio Manuel does it means we have to use our shortest weapon against the fartest target?

[@shinblzz]

@Silvio Manuel still confused

[@rudhrateja4967]

There are millions of fighters in this world but only one questioned and understood the philosophy of fight the balance between natural instincts and self control that man is Bruce Lee

[@UltimateCap]

Sure he is teaching his real philosophy of fighting in these scene, but two things that many people don’t realize about Bruce is that he was a brilliant mind and an amazing actor because he applied his thoughts of marital arts to his mind, soul and creativity.

[@cater10]

He was so far ahead of his time, he can come back in the year 2150 and still teach us things we haven’t discovered about martial arts yet, an amazing person.

[@mr.cannedble9724]

Skeet Rock nonsense

[@nomore5668]

@@mr.cannedble9724 Nope,not really.

[@osas5211]

Skeet Rock No that’s Wong Fei Hung, Bruce is overrated

[@osas5211]

no more Lmao it really is to a degree

[@osas5211]

SavageArfad lmao it’s lies do ya research

[@EPSTomcat11]

Might be the coolest man that has ever walked the earth.

[@Zi-Lion]

+EPSTomcat11 After Bob MARLEY

[@anthonysopran4342]

Zi-lion Gr NO HE was at the same level as Anyone..Marley,Gandolfini, Princess Diana,Etc.But Bruce Was More influencial Than Marley..Much more people Listen to and Imitate Bruce Lee than Bob Marley

[@fernandomaron87]

Anthony Sopran Both were really strong in their field. If you go to China you'll see a lot of people imitating Bruce and if to Jamaica a lot of people imitating Bob.

[@fresomende]

You talking bout the blind guy right?

[@grandpaje4734]

Not all chinese are cooks...

[@lakeside1don]

"You must free your ambitious mind and learn the art of dying." #mindblown

[@davidortiz3094]

Interesting

[@samsontim1962]

@@davidortiz3094 Hello

[@jakegreen9728]

“Are we not animals” One line that explains a lot

[@lwmson]

What I always liked about Bruce Lee's appearances on the TV series Longstreet was how it showed how he was not only a talented martial artist but a deep philosopher.

[@turbonbc]

That's why he was the best, he saw the world and understood things differently from the average man because he studied and trained in ways no one else did(especially in the west) thus he had efficient critical thinking skills and access to new/other levels of awareness/perception than the norm.

[@thejanusproject32]

@@turbonbc He was ahead of his time.

[@turbonbc]

@@thejanusproject32 Not necessarily, he was just tapping into the supreme/divine energy within like many wise masters/sages before him. It is the collective masses that are behind and disconnected from their true selves thus these people appear as "ahead" compared to the rest of humanity. In reality, we are the ones that are not present. But i understand what you mean.

[@izilgur]

@@turbonbc in reality u said nothing, like Einsten said: "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants", and only looking a little back on Bruce Lee life he had one legendary master.

[@turbonbc]

@@izilgur I said something to those with minds open enough to see that there's something there. Because you see nothing is not my problem. Try Meditation

[@derekcope3803]

I sometimes wonder if Bruce Lee's highest skill was communication. For someone not known as an engineer, he built many bridges. RIP Shifu.

[@stedebassett1523]

I agree with you, his use of words was beautiful

[@stevet5379]

In speaking his words were concise and exact in describing what the mind could see and the body could do. There was no double meaning, it is as he described.

[@nostradamus522]

Giggitee O'Yeah Jeet kune do is near to Sanshou and kick boxing 🥊 than to Kung fu or Karate 🥋 ! Bruce have spared with gloves. He believe in real contact fights ! Rom have spoken.

[@LITTLE1994]

That's what I think, too. He is a great talker.

[@Tank1]

very true great point, and yes youre right, he was Verbally a great communicator, but he also used his body too..

[@Chirpysemperboy]

"Do not PLAN on biting. That is a good way to lose your teeth." A martial artist friend of mine pit it best: Thinking has no place in a fight, leave thinking to your strategy games and academics. When you are fighting, you rely more on instinct than your brain.

[@seasea1500]

8:34 Empty your Mind, be Formless, Shapeless, like Water... 9:09 Like everyone else, you want to learn the way to Win, but never to accept the way to Lose! To accept Defeat, to learn to Die, is to be liberated from it!! ...You must Free your Ambitious Mind, and learn the Art of Dying!!!

[@jamarstallworth8360]

bruce was and to me still is the greatest martial arts in the world but just listening to him speak is like kick ass poetry he truly is one of a kind

[@user-tr7sh9gc4x]

Jamar Stallworth he was... sad he died so young

[@anthonysopran4342]

Юрий Давыдов Same as his Son Brandon Lee who was Murdered just like Bruce was..Someone was jealous and spiked his Drink or food a couple days Befr July20th causing his heart to start failing and Fucking up his blood flow to the brain.He was in the best shape ever.1% Chance that wud have happened to a Healthy physically fit guy...same people were involved in Brandons Death with the Bullet.

[@davidtice4972]

Danny Inosanto continued his legacy.

[@jenniferelias8611]

Bruce Lee was the best

[@victortaylor7737]

When he mentions bite, I think of street fighting dirty- or Mike Tyson biting Holyfields ear decades later.

[@ocramknight]

Boy how cool would have been having the chance to share just 10 minutes with this legend

[@user-xt7jq8qp9x]

But he’d have like a gazilion questions lol but I see u

[@savanaviolenta]

Imagine Bruce being your father and giving you the best advices.

[@injusticegamer7815]

@@savanaviolenta it would be super, super cool

[@ruki4585]

Yes 😞😞😞

[@ten7554]

What a beautiful man. I watch Bruce so much, and yet had completely forgotten that he talks about "The Art of Dying" after the famous water quote. I cried, honestly. Through all the bullshit in this world, Bruce obsessively wanted to spread seeds of honest, and REALISTIC truth to whoever would listen to him, to enrich the minds--and hopefully, ultimately--the lives of human beings living in an unjust world, even if just to teach you how to accept defeat and your own human limits with grace and understanding... Everything he said was a complete, thought-out story with two opposing sides to consider, in order to challenge our--and his--beliefs and dogmas. The interviewer from the famous interview he was in called it "yin and yang", but it's really just true honesty. It's true knowledge. It's thinking beyond yourself toward the greater picture, no matter the circumstance, for the sake of ourselves AND the world we live in. Even if it weren't Bruce saying these words, they're words EVERYONE can learn something to consider for their own personal lives. *You must free your ambitious mind and learn the art of dying. To learn to die is to become at peace with it...*

[@1888swordsman]

I love this. Bruce Lee being Bruce Lee. The closest thing we will ever have to seeing and hearing him. Pity he didn't have more time on Earth with us all

[@hammeringhank5271]

Later that guy became Daredevil

[@DennisAlexioAndyHug]

Lol

[@rickmarks7685]

Lol 😂

[@sinanc3761]

Lmao great post buds.

[@vinvass2674]

Matt Murdock trained by Kato

[@Lilith-Morningstar]

This deserves more likes.

[@waynesmith1445]

Imagine if Lee was still living today, with his teachings and proverbs , will bring a great impact on people's life .

[@DM-nx7tu]

Bruce Lee was not only a incredible martial artist but a very wise and intelligent human being who understood the world in ways we can't see. I deeply wish to attain his kind of thought and mindset. Thank you for being the most inspiring human and wisest human being I've known 🙏🏼

[@olanrichards3293]

I just learned more in 6mins from Bruce,than I did in the last 10yrs watching martial arts films.

[@gv9528]

It is almost half a century since Bruce's death and no one has ever come close to becoming like him. Immortality is living a life worth remembering.

[@user-tr7sh9gc4x]

So much meaning in his words and his emotions... everyone who learned martial arts could literally feel his energy through his words and moves... this is so magnificent

[@AlfredoTarot]

I'm not into martial arts but Bruce Lee's strength and passion always inspire me no matter what obstacle I face he just speaks truth an wisdom✌🏼💪🏽

[@bemine2528]

Bruce Lee's I'm his huge fan I always wanted to be him to be alive, he learned me doing kung fu he learned me his emotions

[@goognamgoognw6637]

that's how a psycho speaks.

[@DungNguyen-eb1uo]

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[@hmzahamed9076]

"To reach me , you must move to me"

[@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia]

The Wisdom of Bruce Lee was on such a stratospheric level that few can only attain let alone operate in!

[@Bob-bw6to]

shet when he said i cannot teach you, only help you to explore yourself that's deep

[@jjb2655]

fat bo the essence of all Chinese martial arts

[@88997799]

fat bo it’s the entire point of life. Not mapping stars or nebula but exploring the unknown possibilities of existence.

[@marcomongke3116]

Its the same case for teachers of all kind, actually.

[@syedvaisulkarnem7831]

That is he learned from jiddu Krishnamurti

[@rexxy-val9172]

fat bo and he die from being too many woter in his brain

[@alphaangelo9837]

Ultra instinct mastered=Bruce Lee

[@holmes6878]

Literally, he made Ultra Instinct, you move without thinking.

[@matthijsn559]

That is because, he was a INTP. One of the 16 personality types. Only a small percentage of us are INTP. It means you live out your intuition, (he took it so far he became his intuition in the moment

[@turbonbc]

@@matthijsn559 Has nothing to do with personality types, it has to do with having an awakened mind that sees past social and cultural conditioning. Meditation, Reading and Spiritual practice helped him a lot as with most masters.

[@VikingMuayThai]

@@matthijsn559 He was more of an ENTP anyway...

[@anaklusmosgreek3198]

This dude was One of those masters of life that understood how everything is relative.

[@stewbie59]

I wish I had just 10 minutes with him...the most excellent teacher with a good heart!

[@62202ify]

Bruce Lee was a whole new breed of Martial Artist, he was amazing. There will never be another like him.

[@karimhanib4783]

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[@toliverkinney5108]

His son

[@62202ify]

@@toliverkinney5108 yes, his Son was a badass too. Rapid Fire, my favorite, he kicked through a whole line of stair rails like they were tinfoil.

[@theexplosivediarrhea4243]

The way he speaks and act is so cool . He's so natural superhuman indeed.

[@jacquelynnmartin]

Decades later this is still a powerful scene. Brucecwas an amazing teacher.

[@bazilsimple]

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[@bazilsimple]

Bonjour

[@bazilsimple]

On nous

[@enby_kensei]

The rhythm is one of the most important parts of JKD. Bruce was a dancer, and you can tell by how he fights. Every movement has a sense of tempo, and he reads his opponents like sheet music.

[@TheDarkStruggler]

He would also break the rhythm. Because he knew a rhythm, a pattern could be read and anticipated.

[@joshuawilliford3743]

That end speech with that music is way too powerful.

[@blackneotheone2978]

Whats crazy is i practiced martial arts all my life i never had a teacher coach or sensi speak this way to me the art of dying

[@BuyingScratchoffsFTW]

Joshua Williford it went over so many heads

[@TheNagualZone]

If not for the inspiration of this man & the presence of music in my life, I would've offed myself a long time ago - serious. Many times in life when I have been close to despair, I have heard Lee clapping his hands and saying loudly in my ears "ONCE MORE!" and I get up and carry on even better than before - just like he did.

[@wilhelmhesse1348]

Bro you are not alone, I've been beat down too many times as well but we just gotta keep on. Look at Bruce Lee, he was rejected in Hollywood despite clearly being such an amazing talent. It took him going back home to HongKong to become the Legend the world knows him as.

[@alansmithee3236]

Keep strong my brotha! Were all gonna make it

[@jayrhodes2685]

Same watching his movies always pick me back up. I wish he got to make more. Stay strong brotha

[@cdnsilverdaddy]

his philosophical writings are gems

[@bomishroff5848]

Bruce Lee is just extraordinary. So much to learn from this great man

[@Ladeliciadelinda]

This is a great show to showcase Bruce Lee’s talents. It wasn’t derogatory in any way. I’m sure a relief for Bruce who faced a lot of discrimination. Thanks to Bruce, Asians have been mostly accepted in Hollywood

[@travelshomeandabroad3221]

He was great uncomparable

[@essenceofnothingness]

I love this so much. This is the real Bruce Lee not that absurd parody from OUATIH.

[@Monkforilla]

Yep. QT will never admit he messed up. Bruce looked nothing like he did in 1967 and for goodness sake QT couldn’t even get Bruce’s attitude and moves right for a “fan”

[@billybbadmollyholly7927]

A new 10 minutes of memory i'm happy to have, Bruce was something to see!!

[@cperdomo45]

Greatest words I’ve heard from the GOAT ... “Be Formless , shapeless , like water” RIP Bruce

[@louzer2566]

Straight up genius. He was talking about oblique kicks WAAAAYYYY before Jon Jones ever threw one in the Octagon. Just sick !

[@RPIXELN]

And about eye poking too!

[@JoeWong81]

I think Jon Jones's key to success is that he or greg jackson watched this bruce lee clip before anyone else in the ufc. Combine this one move with Jones's long ass legs and no wonder he does this in almost every fight. Side kicking to the knee cap, it's pretty damn dangerous though...

[@flipperflapper6682]

Wait someone actually use the kick in real life?

[@JoeWong81]

@@flipperflapper6682 Yes Jon Jones uses this kick and variations of this kick to throw off opponents timing/distance.

[@flipperflapper6682]

@@JoeWong81 Is there a link for that?

[@vivekvatsa4682]

Bruce Lee was way ahead of his times.Lines he says in the end of this clip are noteworthy.Truly a master.

[@evangurule]

Had no idea at 2:36 he threw a punch until I put it in slow motion. Crazy!

[@dionysosalters7187]

For real man. I couldnt see it the first time I watched this episode. Remarkable

[@standardfrequency6238]

R.I.P. Mark Richman, Bruce's opponent in that scene who died in January, 2021.

[@ranimbill9331]

I hope he lives forever in this world. RIP Bruce Lee. Our hero. A true legend with a cause. Changed everything.

[@lucasnooker]

"The key to immortality is to first live a life worth remembering" - Bruce Lee

[@Cupcom5]

I'm really loving the fact that I can finally hear more emotions in his voice than back in Enter The Dragon. What a living legend born ahead of his time. R.I.P Bruce

[@jamesrawlins735]

TBH, the acting of Enter The Dragon was not that great. Lee seems to be doing his version of Clint Eastwood in the Sergio Leone trilogy, while John Saxon and Jim Kelly just do their schtick (with the bad guy saddled with bad dubbing) - Here you can tell he was explaining something he truly believed in.

[@iwillreeatyourebirth8334]

*Bruce Lee will be always the legend*

[@shreyobiswassmartialarts244]

A legend will always be a legend

[@CuriousChronicles82275]

He cemented it.

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

"Life is but a vapor that is here for a moment, and then is gone." James 4:14.

[@nathannelson6843]

Bruce Lee is a true martial arts legend! His speed, strength and skill were beyond the normal human. It makes me sad he died so young.

[@JamesBoss]

The one man that changed me as a human being. Elevated me. And opened many doors. Rest in peace my mentor.

[@digoe04]

Many people never see Bruce is teaching them how to live spiritually. The be thoughtless and in the moment. ''Empty your mind, be thoughtless, formless , shapeless.....like water''. Live so you dont have to fight, to find who you really are stop stopping all meaning you think your projecting to all who your really are to emerge as a way of life. He is teaching you the way to live not just martial arts, how to know yourself and god/the universe. To become one and econnected with it again.

[@alanpower8234]

Imagine having him for a teacher, its like gold dust.

[@thevelointhevale1132]

You gotta love how Lee always had a chair about a foot behind the person he was kicking to ensure they stumbled and actually fell over ... nice little parlour trick there - same as Enter the Dragon.

[@edkeaton1085]

Bruce Lee shines in a lot of his television appearances particularly in this one. Such an amazing and awesome man. 😊😎

[@rocknroland1]

Bruce: "What is your instinct?" Man: "TO PRAY"

[@ForestTre]

This was the show that introduced me to Bruce Lee. It changed me and helped me to become who Iam now

[@Artisan1979]

A martial artist and a philosopher. I would've loved to learn from this man.

[@giulianacr2638]

Yeah me too

[@InnerCity759]

"If you try to remember, YOU WILL LOSE"

[@carpenterfamily6198]

2:48 I cannot teach you, only help you to explore yourself. That line and many others in the short clip were very Zen.

[@born2winidris]

Dude..... No words for the LEGEND..

[@dantlanz2225]

The greatest teacher of all time.

[@asnakutadesse9496]

Yeah but the only thing I see his problem is he gave up easily.

[@suffolk6311]

Bruce Lee as Neo in the Matrix movie would've been dope.

[@adriantryingstuff]

The only person who didn't wake up yet still able to hit the agents

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

His son was one of the first choices.

[@ajiarun9674]

He's the one

[@Daradajee]

What he's saying is almost like a philosophical form of modern MMA! This dude was ahead of his time!

[@joker7287]

Bruce lee. Muhammed Ali. Jackie Chan. Best legends....

[@colynmarie5322]

Only one Bruce Lee in this lifetime. Truly a Legend. Rest well Master.

[@4allicare]

"to learn to die is to be liberated from it" 🔥woo! 🔥

[@belkys120]

El Mostro : WHY MUST U DIED ? . THERE ARE SO MANY OPTIONS .!!!!!! WATER 💦 CAN TURN OFF , FIRES. !!!!!! .. 🔥 .😎🙏🏾👍📚....

[@kingkong5483]

El Mostro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@m.richard.helton1547]

There is beauty and peace in Bruce Lee's words. He's been a mentor in my life every since I saw him on The Green Hornet show as a child. By the way I believe he was the main star on the show. 👍 Blessings to all. 🕊🕊Peace be your Journey🕊🕊

[@Izayawayofbalance]

This is beautiful. Just watching this feels like i’m learning a lesson.

[@deans0209]

I'd give anything to go back in time and meet him, simply the greatest.

[@JudahsFinest.]

His acting skills are second to none. He brought to the screen all of who he was. He had humor and a charisma that still resonates with me the same today as when i was a kid. My respects the Lee Family

[@steveotene8137]

Never seen any episode of these programs... But I've watched a few Bruce Lee documentaries, where he was very proud of this show. It allowed him to express his philosophical thoughts and his love for martial arts...

[@JuanRodriguez-dq5tc]

THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER BRUCE LEE

[@goochigoochs3836]

Bruce Lee's signature move. Never can get enough of that. Still the original and still entertaining up to now.

[@brunopkrecife]

im glad i grew up watching him and now it feels like he's a close friend of mine. his energy is immortal

[@mayhem4899]

"I'm trying to learn how to fight, not how to think " lmao 😂😂

[@CHMPro]

Bruce Lee is so serious. Even in his films he's himself. So passionate.

[@vikashbaid526]

As a kid in the eighties , we worshipped him

[@bigmassive69]

Bruce Lee: What is your instinct? Longstreet: To pray! 😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@marysutton434]

😅

[@gerrydooley951]

This episode of Longstreet "The Way of the Intercepting Fist" was the best acting of Bruce's career

[@rexjamerson9316]

The thing is though, he wasn't really acting, he was being himself totally.

[@jpeso8374]

Maybe the best acting of Bruce’s career “IN ENGLISH.” lets not take away what he did in Chinese.

[@makeitsimple1099]

He is still alive amongst people like us who are here to watch this video. Ahead of his time......

[@the_black_swordsman7184]

9:09 - 9:31 "Like everyone else, you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose. To accept defeat, to learn to die is to be liberated from it. So when tomorrow comes, you must free your ambitious mind, and learn the art of dying". This is honestly one of the most important lessons you can learn in life, and the older I get the more I see the value in not being afraid of failure, but instead welcoming it as a necessary part of living. It's shocking how wise Bruce Lee was, in addition to being so talented and successful in so many other things. You want to learn a new technical skill? Be prepared to repeat it and fail at it a thousand times before you get better at it and learn it. You want to have better people skills? Be prepared to talk to hundreds of people and have them get bored of you or dislike you before you get good enough at conversing to keep the people you want in your life or to gain the interest of new people effectively. As another great man, Paul Newman once said, "A man with no enemies is a man with no character". You want to find a partner or get better at attracting people? Be prepared to have dozens of relationships start and fail, in all sorts of different ways, or to get rejected time and time again as you try to attract someone before you understand how to be charming, valuable, and attractive. It doesn't matter what it is, being prepared to fail, fearlessly and willingly, is the only way to become someone significant or to achieve anything of any importance in this life. You can study any topic for a long time, learn all about it, find every piece of information there is on it and think you are an expert. But until you try it yourself, live it, fail at it, know everything that could happen through experience and the pain that comes with trying it, you will never truly learn or do anything that matters. Also, being focused on achieving it or on getting a specific outcome is not only impossible, but foolish, and it will blind you and not allow you to grow or learn from your experiences, because the frustration of not getting your desired outcome will cloud your thoughts and make your heart heavy with dissatisfaction. But those who learn from their experiences, those who find the strength to try again, to keep going, to not give up and take another chance, those are the people who achieve things. That's how winners are born. That's how warriors are made. Pain and failure are the greatest teachers, and only the brave are their students. So when tomorrow comes, you must free your ambitious mind, and learn the are of dying.

[@SmurfsAndRaspberries]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LEE!!! HAPPY 72! May you stay with us forever!!

[@UnofficialAnti-Ignorance]

Hollywood and the Hong Kong Film industry was at war for someone (clearly a Legend) who was worth too much money for both. He was too good for both.

[@macklee6837]

😞 I wish I go back in time and meet Bruce Lee

[@JCATG]

Now THAT IS a master who knows how to teach! R.I.P. Bruce Lee