Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do's Five Ways of Attack: Attack By Drawing (ABD)

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[@victorpopa5942]

Dan Lok You really know the True meening of Jeet Kune Do and of Bruce Lee' s philosofy... Under your lessons, I will train and Try to make an impresion about Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do and at the end I will Try to make my own way of the intercepting fist. I wait for New videos! ;)

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[@Triggerex]

Thank you for making the 5 ways of attack series.

[@xyon9090]

*Such an underrated Way of Attack.* People are so used on attacking first.

[@bigmember5908]

it's a bit of danger tho, it's kind of like Grappling you don't want to take someone to the ground because you are a good grappler and then discover they are a fantastic grappler....this is similar, you try it because you are quick but if you discover that your foe is very quick it can go badly....

[@hr4f774]

@@bigmember5908 not really, its probably the safest way to attack, just watch how floyd mayweather sets up his pull counter and people are like "oooh godlike reflexes" , he just moves his head slightly forward baiting the jab and then its all putting the bait and grabbing the fish from there, once i realized this i could do the mayweather pull counter just as perfectly and im not even a good boxer

[@mikemann1201]

Great practical easy simple technique the way Bruce wanted it to be taught. Anyone can learn it. If they empty their mind be formless. Very good my friend indeed.

[@ARMAGEDDONguitar]

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[@axeman2415]

I love your videos. I am 52 and have very limited martial arts training (haven't trained since I was a teenager), but I have read Bruce Lee's 3 of Bruce's books, and I love your practical approach to JKD. I am a musician, and a lot of your art translates to mine. I just discovered your videos a week ago, and I am subscribed! Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@RUNNINGWATER]

I love it when strategy being implement at the right moment its beautiful to see. So much fun!

[@shamapehbenyah3783]

speed leverage and position yes like chess same technique i used in playing basketball i mastered the art of the steal my lateral movement is of the charts another great video sir👊💪👊

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[@musfox1981]

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Thank you for the demonstration I enjoyed watching it good technique

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[@mikemullins3761]

I always remember watching a nature show n which a lion was attacked by a buffalo. The lion dropped to its belly and as the buffalo lowered its head & horns n anticipation of goring the lion, the lion splayed its claws at the same time reaching out with both front legs & grabbed the buffalo's head BEFORE its horns came into contact with the lion. The lion then rolled with the buffalo's momentum as it pulled n the buffalo & closed its jaws around the buffalo's neck. It was a thing of beauty. It reminded me of hearing the ancient Xaolin practitioners watching animals and developing styles from their observations of those animals.

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Many thanks.

[@free2flow]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@tungleeage16skilledingungf27]

Very useful I’ll definitely practice that

[@Docinaplane]

Thank you for this series, Dan! Your techniques are very good. Your students are a work in progress, I guess. I don't want to come across as being too critical, but if asked, I would point out what I see for them to improve.

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Great video.

[@brucelabenz3463]

Very nice. You are a good teacher.

[@normanthomas6387]

I have a similiar "trick". Big swing aimed at jaw if it hits game over for opponent. But if you anticipate where they gona block you can rotate hand around arm and back fist the head or upper cut.This very effective if they block too far away from their center. This is not same as in video as the guard is NOT dropped but similar in that I have drawn his guard wider to create an opening.

[@brucelabenz3463]

very nice. You are a good teacher.

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I’ve read this book several times and couldn’t make and sense of it,thanks for the vid

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[@MrLouladakis]

great work again thank you i prefer leaving the front hand down and do a stop kick wherever i find a opening!!.

[@RUNNINGWATER]

Practice until u don’t have to think about it.. Grateful for this video Sifu.

[@sarathchandran2815]

Thank u .I will keep practicing these techniques

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Good.

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It Is beautyful tecnic!

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siiirrr ....u. r the first one...who has made proper jkd tutorials..plzz keep up the good work....lots of love and respect from india

[@shrimpjar3612]

I'm not very experienced in jkd, but maybe another way to draw them in is to open up your arms, then do a lap sao when they go to punch?

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[@Mykoe9]

Another good video. Thanks. If you see this comment then you probably saw the other one, I might add here I studied some Okinawan Crane and was taught a really good move in feinting and would extend the back hand with the fingers open into the eyes which would really aggravate an opponent, and you could almost get them every time with it because it is so fast and unexpected. Flip wing crane. I wish I could do this again but my back will not let me. I miss it so badly. Thanks again.

[@burtonyoung980]

As always the videos are amazing as well as instructional..when im training as far as (abd)..i also like to move my lead alil.wether it's up or down,I've found the split second ur opponents eyes are distracted their minds delay..i prefer to use kicks out of this method for the fact one my lead hand moves,their eyes do which gives me the oppertunity to kick with as much force as needed..if I move my lead hand almost down I've found that most like to lean their head in or start winding up which gives me the opening to strike with my hands..just something some might want to incooperate in their training..i also sometimes like to portray a almost lazy stance or deep breathe to put ur opponent in the mindset that ur un confident or unconcentrated...remember ur opponent thinks ur weaker for the most part..which is a mistake in any martial arts but in the streets ppl think different..

[@ekamrakesarimohapatra]

Really I liked the video & I see that u were doing like Bruce Lee that's amazing

[@keithlewis5799]

Speed is always a key factor. Great video...

[@DanLok]

Keep it up.

[@Skeletty1710]

focused speed- train slowly and the speed comes with time

[@kishorkumarsahoo4280]

Nicely describe these moves.it help me a lot. Please make a video about knee attack.thanks a lot

[@mdfaiyazuddin7738]

Sir you just made me join JKD which I was supposed to practice but I was looking for some old memories that brings me back to that moment when I became a Martial Artist

[@zibtihaj3213]

i have sparred in judo boxing and muay thai at a high enough level and attack by drawing is something i have used many many times.....great strategy

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[@alvinprettyman1802]

thanks for posting first

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My favorite!! Nick Mirante NY

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[@orochimaru1708]

Are there any standard specifications for the practice dummy? Id like to make one and start training again.

[@wushufightclub]

Nice master

[@chamaralakmalt.k9254]

Good explain.....JKD

[@Azami0001]

God I LOVE intercepting attacks. I applied the centerline theory and intercepting into my main martial art, escrima (arnis/kali) whenever i spar with my classmates. Just recently my sparring partner tried to thrust me with his knife and since he was taller than me I managed to hit his hand first with my knife. This caught him off guard that I managed to attack his chest.

[@meyakejunior7527]

if only you guys had a school in kenya 😑😊Thanks tho For another 5ways of attack

[@bruhmoment3731]

This might be my favorite one of the 5 ways of attack

[@mokyan7]

Interesting idea, would take a lot of skill and quick reactions. If I overthink the attacker could do something else instead too, so I better not get overconfident or cocky. Great point about making physical contact to train correctly for distance, impact, etc. Then when it’s on you just strike harder, versus only practicing “air punching “

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Amazing💪💪💪💪👊👊👊👊

[@mysticsyc0613]

man thats smart

[@pikadrian1263]

Can you make a video on JKD or Wing Chun punching styles

[@mustaphabenmansour7382]

hello master I have a question that always comes back to me: why in a fight you have to put your right leg forward then What martial art in general is the left leg forward?

[@muhibulislamsazid3902]

Please show a new video in different ways of attack by drawing.

[@happyisthename8062]

Love attacking through drawing, a good one is to raise your hands and leave your head open for a straight shot, once they come in with that jab or even a heavy cross there is the possibility to feed the attackers fist into your own elbow, just parry it into your elbow, with practice it is quite easy. Although the only thing with ABD is I am a strong believer that "action beats reaction" but still hey ho great vid

[@cameronnarainsamy1306]

nice but when the guy is going for a kick wouldn't another good move instead of a straight groin kick u can do a inverted hook kick . will that be more effective than the straight groin kick?

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[@Simon2k17]

One way is to increase distance. Your opponent will have to take a step to get to you. The moment your opponent lifts that front foot, you intercept.

[@karlfelixsotelo8409]

I like the way you said that is like a chess game, you're saying like you are sacrificing the rook to the queen but he/she doesn't know is there's a horse guarding to the rook, its like a trap..

[@abrahamgarcia2038]

Where is your location I wanna join your jkd amd learn the ways of Bruce lee

[@anthonydavythompsonstevens4297]

❤❤

[@penjuan3603]

Guys in the back got me weak

[@curvingfyre6810]

couldnt one possible approach be repositioning? if your fast enough, and take a step back, couldnt you move back in while they came in to match you, to add more surprise to a close-range engage?

[@nononono8886]

Hello this kick intersepting un punch reverse punch is réponse kick logique .

[@MalcolmBetruger]

The first thing that comes to mind when I see this is Mayweather's pull counter.. and then Maidana's counter to that pull counter.

[@Uffeditz]

Are throughing techniques in jeet kune do

[@RealSethLong]

How is Attack by Drawing (ABD) different from Progressive Indirect Attack (PIA)?

[@NYFIGHTSOURCE]

Great Job with your videos. I also like the fact that you just don't demonstrate it yourself. Having students demonstrate it also gives perspective for people trying to learn also. What they can expect from day one.... to years later if they practice with intent. Not blindly repeating the motion over and over again. Here is also a suggestion I make on ABD. When using ABD, consider the time that you leave your hand down or Leg out there. I like to provide a small window of opportunity. They have to take that opportunity or it closes. Now I am also in control of when their attack is going to come if they see the opening. I am sure you already know this.... Just didn't hear it in your video. Keep up the good work.

[@ThaGhostGhod]

Be Water my friends😉

[@orochimaru1708]

Drop lead hand to draw attack,, pivot & trap limb,, close in to imbalance &attack

[@shamapehbenyah3783]

just like the steal in basketball wow ive been doing Jeet kune Do this whole time get at me bro

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@seinundzeiten]

This is the modern JKD school.

[@HiddenUsename]

If that dude in glasses is one of your best students... I am sorry. I'd stick with Shotokan

[@Uffeditz]

I mean like judo

[@roushonali1993]

LOL they are practicing ABC behind at first 😅😄

[@andrewlaw8121]

Good explanation but you need more experienced students demonstrating

[@charlesguevarra72]

What's that guys doing at the background..Heheheh..

[@ajjkdluigi8687]

I couldn't figure it out yet🤔

[@joembarak]

The concept is good but, I don’t think it will be very effective, if u do something and u think your opponent will react a certain way, if they do something that u didn’t think they would do , u will be shocked for a short amount of time and u will get hit. Instead we should learn the basic skills, improve upon them and simply react without thinking. That’s what being like water means. The second u think while fighting, u limit yourself to your thoughts, u have to act without thought.

[@javiersoriano671]

Joe Mbarak "Don't, think feel. It is like a finger pointing a way to the moon. Don't concentrate on the finger, or you will miss all that heavenly glory." - Bruce Lee

[@andrew1234856]

Joe Mbarak . Seniority shows in different ways. Being able to manipulate an opponent is a senior area. And it definitely works. If u are in a fight to me is same as driving at high speed. Appropriate reaction for the surprise and the anticipated. But the brain has to be present. At each moment. As a junior, u are likely to abandon form (thought ) when it gets intense. Then as u grow more skill, you start to conform even in the heat of the moment, then the most senior lose form without losing it . But the principle of manipulation definitely works . Even a junior fighter who plans his first setup correctly can use it to win fights against experienced fighters who use brute strength and not mind

[@nohbdy1122]

This kind of attack can be seen all the time at the highest level of MMA. Definitely can't do it right away, but if feel out your opponent and pick up on their patterns and tendencies it's very possible.

[@zibtihaj3213]

i have sparred in judo , boxing and muay thai at a high enough level and attack by drawing is something i have used many many times.....great strategy. of course you and your opponent have to be operating at a high level . if you are up against non fighters or inexperienced fighters than a simple attack or max a feint followed by an attack will be sufficient .

[@halweiss8671]

Sometimes it’s more difficult to manipulate a novice by drawing. You can present an “opening” and an inexperienced fighter may not even recognize it.

[@farshadelements6874]

You are a good teacher, good warrior and good martial artist. But the display who u used are too beginners for teaching or demonstration. They don’t even display a descent basic kick. Forget about power.

[@zenrover5507]

Bruce Lee would have commented ...What is that?...where is the emotional content?

[@imrimurphy7399]

Jkd stop hit

[@mooinabc1]

five ways of attack used by boxers.

[@JakeRetro45]

Ik this is demo purpose their kicks are lazy and sloppy