Bruce Lee's Legendary Nunchaku Fight Scenes

🐉 Welcome to the ultimate Bruce Lee Nunchucks experience! 🥋
🎥 Dive into 8 minutes of electrifying nunchaku mastery as we bring you a meticulously curated compilation from the legendary Bruce Lee's most iconic movies: "Game of Death," "Enter the Dragon," "Fist of Fury," and "Way of the Dragon." This isn't just a video; it's a journey through the pinnacle of martial arts cinema!
🎵 Set to a dynamic soundtrack, each scene is perfectly cut to the rhythm, creating an immersive and exhilarating musical tribute to the martial arts maestro. From his fluid movements to his explosive power, witness Bruce Lee's nunchaku skills that revolutionized martial arts and action cinema.
⚡ Highlights:
Game of Death: The iconic yellow tracksuit and double nunchaku showdown.
Enter the Dragon: The epic underground lair battle.
Fist of Fury: The courtyard rage and nunchaku rebellion.
Way of the Dragon: The unforgettable Colosseum duel.
🚫 No dialogue, just pure action synced to heart-pounding music tracks, ensuring an uninterrupted adrenaline rush for true Bruce Lee aficionados.
👊 Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the legend of Bruce Lee, this compilation is a must-watch. Experience the intensity, grace, and unparalleled skill of the man who became a global icon.
🔔 Remember to hit that like button, subscribe for more, and share this video with fellow Bruce Lee fans! Your support keeps the legacy alive.
📢 Comment below: Which Bruce Lee movie is your favorite and why?
#BruceLee #FightScenes #goldenbelltraining
_________________________
Check out These Related Videos »»»
What Really Happened When Bruce Lee Fought a Goju Ryu Master → • What REALLY Happened W...
Bruce Lee NEVER Wanted Anyone to See This REAL Fight → • Bruce Lee NEVER Wanted...
_________________________

[@GoldenbellTraining]

*Check out These Related Videos For MORE Bruce Lee »»»* What Really Happened When Bruce Lee Fought a Goju Ryu Master → kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnXSlqd-mKqVgs0 Bruce Lee NEVER Wanted Anyone to See This REAL Fight → kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ2opGqBjZdsfrc

[@lineserver5891]

Thank you for putting this together I know a hard working man I want you respect you salute

[@RamseyDewey]

Say what you will about Brice Lee, the man made nunchucks look like the coolest thing ever.

[@RamseyDewey]

@@jpssteveshanahan9572 Hahahaha! Autocorrect hates Bruce Lee and wants to replace him with Brice.

[@RamseyDewey]

@@jpssteveshanahan9572 There's probably a dude out there somewhere named Brice Lee in real life who has had thousands of discussions he'd rather not have anymore about how his name is almost Bruce Lee... almost.

[@jeffreyworthen7033]

Brice Lee.... Bruce Lee's lesser famous twin brother....🤣🤣🤣

[@duckbanks2195]

Had me makin my own nunchucks out of ANYTHING 😂😂😂😂

[@duckbanks2195]

​@@RamseyDeweySound like he wouldve been in all those imitation movie after lee passed😂😂😂.

[@raymondperez2972]

Haven’t seen these Bruce Lee action scenes in a long time. He still has the fastest moves I have ever seen. Used to watch him on the big screen movie theaters back in the day. He still has the fastest moves I’ve ever seen. No one is faster and precise in their movements like Bruce is no one. That’s my opinion on the matter.

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

Bruce's Speed is so great you can't measure it. He took speed to new frontiers and everyone else sucked chuckwagon. I am big into Bruce. He is my hero.

[@Davivd2]

I had Game of Death on VHS and wanted to get a sense of how fast Bruce was really going with his nunchucks. So the VCR that I owned had a frame by frame mode. This tape was filmed at 24 frames per second. By skipping one frame, I am watching Bruce move at 1/24th of one second in each frame. There was noting to see. The nunchuck would be at one resting position in the first frame, and then in the second resting position in the second frame. There was no movement caught except for 2 movements from side to side at hip level where there was a slight blur when Bruce only brought the nunchuck 75 percent of the way across his body in 1/24th of a second. It was incredible to watch. Having practiced with the weapon and bonking myself with it a few times at 75 percent of my amateur speed, I can tell you that you would not want to get hit by Bruce's nunchuck. The reactions of the actors in these clips don't convey the actual devastation that a nunchuck hit at that speed would do to a person. Those head shots would be cracking skulls. Guys would be down and out in one hit.

[@MmGocrazy-rs1cc]

When Bruce started using Ali's boxing footwork he went to a different level he changed the whole timing and rhythm making him unpredictable and elusive

[@mindmusclemobility]

Yes! Real striking movements with nun chucks, not flashy lookin stuff. Bruce is the hardest core to this day! He could rise to the top of any environment.

[@stanleyroberts4381]

Those were the good old days, suddenly numchuks were the weapon of choice,thanks to Bruce Lee!!!😊👍

[@anthonyleathermantonetone4929]

The Dragon Master is with out a doubt...Bruce Lee for all you haters of him!!!!!

[@longbowshooter5291]

Ever seen the video of him playing ping-pong with a set of nunchuka? Dayuuuum!

[@hugohackenbush3524]

There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good this is.

[@kbreeze6969]

the legendary Bruce Lee!

[@davidlancaster8152]

Most excellent! You can see the focus of his mind by his eyes. Sometimes they are almost closed. He doesn't depend on the physical eyes. Reminds me of how I play guitar. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@Yodakaycool]

This would blow up if he was turned into a shorts/vertical video.

[@thomasstillman4805]

I learned how to use the chucks pretty good, back in the day! 😎

[@HiltonHoskins]

I learned how to use nunchuku from Bruce Lee movies and let me say learning that came in handy especially when getting jumped.

[@jokoolone]

Because of these scenes I’ve always been nunchuck phobic. Not to mention the damage I did to myself trying to use them as a kid.

[@davidlancaster8152]

They make or you can make yourself, foam rubber nunchuks to practice with till you get more comfortable with the moves. Great exercise. I used the real ones in a fight once because there were 3 opponents and one had a knife. Almost lost my little finger to the knife but all 3 of them went to the hospital. Effective self-defense when used properly.

[@BruceLeeBox]

이소룡 의 쌍절곤 액션 을 하이라이트 로 아주 잘 만드셨습니다. 당신에 영상을 응원합니다. 저는 당신에 구독자 입니다. 좋은 영상 잘보고 갑니다. 엄지척 👍 하트 ❤ 박수 👏

[@junglegymbali5136]

I train daily in bali ❤ with my self made bamboo sticks 😎

[@mohammadsattar5488]

The advert from Nokia with Bruce Lee doing those insane things with his nunchuks is just otherworldly

[@abc456f]

That's because it's fake.

[@JoshuaWestbrook]

Love the faces Bruce makes also lol

[@welvryn]

I'm gonna pull a Tarantino and just say that Bruce Lee got me in trouble when I was a kid. I picked up a pair of nunchaku, swung the around and brained myself. On a serious note, I wanted to look as cool as him when I was kid. Once I hit myself in the head, I told myself I would never pick them back up until I was trained properly. Having grown up in the Air Force, we never had the money for any training in the Martial Arts. I still haven't picked them up since, Bruce Lee taught me that.

[@SoufianBoulaich67]

Great, thank you so much ☺❤☯️👍 !

[@jamesfranklyn8547]

Legend, nice to see the master in action xx

[@ronm6585]

Nice! Thanks. 👊🏻👊🏻

[@MikeBBlack4Life]

The G. O. A. T!

[@erisunflower]

I just love the fact one of my favorite video game characters (Maxi from SoulCalibur) is based off of Bruce Lee nunchakus !

[@Davivd2]

Law from Tekken 3 was also based off of Bruce. His alternate appearance is Bruce's yellow jump suit from Enter The Dragon.

[@erictenwestenend868]

Fantastic scenes

[@francisturner2482]

Happy Birthday Bruce Lee ❤️🙏🏿🌹😇

[@breadtoasted2269]

Man I gotta buy these 😮

[@mdrake36]

Bruce lee one of the greatest martial artist ever.😊

[@arvindtakara8246]

Good 👍

[@flogalvez82]

This is a beautiful montage of Mr. Lee’s scenes featuring his amazing use of nunchaku. Was hoping to hear commentary from you regarding Bruce Lee’s training and artistry with nunchaku. Please consider presenting a future video about this and his knowledge and skill in weaponry. Big up and Big Thanks!

[@reggiespear7455]

Happy birthday RIP

[@james1795]

Epic!!

[@TimRHillard]

I saw this movie as a kid when it was in theaters. In my little southern town (I lived literally in the Andy Griffith town), there was no hope of buying a pair. So, I made some nunchakus. I made a whole lot of them! The best ones came from old prison mop handles (don't ask) and some good nylon rope. I got pretty good at them.

[@MCompeticione]

At 3:55 Bruce got himself with the string chucks lol

[@karmbaksh7173]

🐯 firstly you have to be the best at whatever you do in your life only then you can move on to greatness with the beautiful Art 🎨 of war with that wild creative twist so grateful and dangerous at the same time Be water my friend we're watching from the beautiful jungle.🌴😎🍊🐯🎨🎻🧡💚🌳

[@SnotRockets55]

That was FANTASTIC.

[@jeffreyworthen7033]

I always wanted to know where did they get the sound of Bruce Lee's swinging nunchakus from?....it sounds so cool.

[@user-uj7kd6mb5b]

Goldenbell Training! Your Bruce Lee research is always the best. I seen Chinese Connection with my Karate Class in 1972. Not long ago we had a reunion and talked all night about how Bruce Lee was a major contribution in the Martial Arts. Is there a DELETED Nunchaku scene in the end where he displayed so much speed it looked like Professional Baton Training. If not, Bruce isn't all that good. Dan Inosanto and Utube is a hundred times better.

[@Tatteredghost96]

Never being a gun to a nunchaku fight

[@dragonfire1760]

🎵 he's the king of nunchucks 🎵 🎵 king of nunchucks 🎵 🎵 king of nunchucks 🎵 🎵 he will hit you left and right 🎵

[@raziel3726]

Wow Bro this is Saved in Favourites Forever!!👏👏👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Dream331]

This is so cool to see and a great reminder of how it’s done and how exciting it could be. I mean, as much as I love that series called Warrior, I cringe when Ah Sahm played by Andrew Koji breaks out the nunchakus. He is soooooo awkward. They need to retire his sticks 🤣 🙏🏾

[@TheGr8T321]

This was really kool. I hope all is well Fam. 🔥✊

[@LuciferHunter-kt7pm]

Don’t think! Or you will miss aallllll its heavenly glory

[@NjabulisoNdzimandze-cx7jc]

People don't know that the nunchuku is the most efficient weapons to teach the guards and hand coordination and grip un-grip motor skills. A hand that has been through the nunchuku thrives well in all martial arts styles including blunt, edged and projectile weapon based systems. The nunchuku, short sticks and staff are the true teachers of the martial art.

[@jjjjj9991]

Look at his muscules when he throws nunchaku,only throwing nunchaku is enough for power

[@leonarderasmus6119]

I wonder if Bruce Lee would have been in the expendables if he was alive?

[@ramondiaz2851]

Awesome!!!!!!!!

[@user-gl6px3ly1z]

В сериале ,, зелёный шершень,, Брюс Ли тоже были нунчаки.

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

Bruce was that good like in the movies where he is untouchable.

[@sg8888888]

3:20 Giovanni the cook was also presence. 😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@_oriTech_]

i think bruce has set the road for some dudes to train into that stuff and nowaday there are ppl who are rly impressive in that. watched a few years ago in france a streetartist crew who performs on an high end level choreographed hard stuff. ive talked to one of that guys and he said something like "as a kid ive watched bruce lee movies and i want to be as good as he is or better and 15 years later after 3-4 hours of training every single day im here with a bunch of fans too" it was goosebumps moment that such a young guy (in his end 20s) watched bruce lee movies a a kid and be track since that. i would love to hear what bruce lee thinks about the martial arts world today and a few artists.

[@GilbertMartinez-ph2gp]

Bruce Lee cut chuck Norris umbilical cord

[@CO77INS]

The next best nunchuck scene after bruce comes from a movie call SideKicks. Came out in the late 80s, it start Chuck Norris as a imaginary friend of a kid.

[@certinho76]

"WHO"S THE MASTER?"

[@GM-hu2xj]

Wolfman Jack never had a chance..

[@user-qz7us1sx7q]

Im Film kann man alles super gestalten. Da kämpfen welche mit 6 Messer im Bauch weiter, da fliegen welche durch die Luft, da können plötzlich alle kämpfen. Ein Film ist kein Maßstab einen Menschen wie Bruce Lee als den Gott des Kämpfens hinzustellen. Nein, er war nur ein Darsteller mit Fähigkeiten. Aber er war nicht der, wie er dargestellt wird.

[@christianmyhre7154]

👍🏼

[@hueyiroquois3839]

I'm not as impressed by nunchaku as I was before Shadiversity did video that called them a broken stick. But, Bruce Lee's awesome, regardless.

[@user-bd3ll4pf4s]

Зпщита возникшая из за давления на "гражданина"

[@Tatteredghost96]

In the films Bruce is using foam nunchakus it's not actually wood, the enter the dragon nunchakus and ways of the dragon a wrapped U can see them bending, in shots where he's not flailing them like.when he drops them on Dan insonato they are wood

[@GoldenbellTraining]

The guy Bruce accidentally hit on Way of the Dragon would beg to differ

[@Tatteredghost96]

@@GoldenbellTraining in rehearsals? They were saying Bruce made the nunchakus himself n stitched it himself, it was a chain n the ends were stitched with leather I think it was, U can see them bend, maybe that was first of fury it was for

[@juansabinovasquezdiaz6399]

En español

[@OGdirty1Kanobi]

Suprised there's non of his real life footage of him playing ping pong with them or lighting matches in the air

[@GoldenbellTraining]

That's not Bruce Lee

[@OGdirty1Kanobi]

@@GoldenbellTraining who is it?

[@GoldenbellTraining]

A talented actor and CGI. I talked all about that Nokia commercial in a video last year.

[@OGdirty1Kanobi]

@@GoldenbellTraining huh, interesting, cuz I could be wrong but I swear I remember seeing it in a Lee documentary. I need to investigate this more.

[@juansabinovasquezdiaz6399]

Enes paol

[@ForestTekkenVideos]

Ew. He licked it? 😜😆👍

[@jeroldchinttgmail]

A funny thing I thought of Bruce Lee as the greatest Martial Artist back in 1967 after watching Bruce in the Green Hornet at the time Bruce was an unknown to my surprise I was surprised to learn years later my gut feeling had been so correct at least I had admired a Martial Artist of mediocrity who then became the greatest the world has ever seen case closed