Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do's Five Ways of Attack: Progressive Indirect Attack (PIA)

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Dan Lok I practice washu kung fu and karate as well as wing tsun but when I perform I confess its a jkd and what u 're teaching is all right , I wish I live in the UK to meet with u .

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I like most of the vids but this isn't appropriate to let hang out there... If someone doesn't "like" a video maybe they have some comment or POV that's useful...unless you've advanced past the point of growing...

[@graciemiller9596]

Hi Dan, while watching your video on pia I realized that what I learned from Bruce’s material 47 years ago I was not to far off for being self taught. Thank you for reinforcing Bruce’s work. Keep up the good work. Nick

[@scottclark6217]

Dan just discovered your videos yesterday during my search for JKD instruction. I'm a huge fan now Dan can't get enough and I love the way you convey the information wish I were able to get in person instructions and Q/A. Thank you Dan you inspire me tremendously to always improve and never stop the journey to become like water my friend..

[@jamesmiguez2366]

Thanks for your dedication to Bruce Lee. This video you rightly point out Bruce's ability to sense the opponent's movement even before it happens, he was a master. The late Joe Lewis talked about that. I think Bruce called it kinesthetic perception, or something. I know it also is connected to Taoism and Zen training. The PIA it seems to me is learned best through sparring and semi-sparring where we experience our opponents reactions and spontaneously come up with ways to make our opponent react the way we want him to, to our own set ups and progressive attacks. I appreciate your work.

[@walbertiusmorerius1245]

It's like a feint. Thanks again, Dan!

[@BOND19951]

Currently training in Jeet Kune Do and reading Lee's book. I want to be an instructor in this style. These videos help as I work on understanding this style.

[@bakgammon]

BOND its not a style

[@CReed-kf7eo]

@@bakgammon it is a style, a philosophy, and a form. The form? To be formless.

[@xyon9090]

*Awesome!* I use PIA to land a hit when in a far distance to the opponent. PIA's initial indirect attack is good at closing in the distance then land your real strike when in right distance.

[@TheWillD77]

I just discovered your jkd videos... absolutely fantastic. Your way of presenting these skills is unparalleled. Thank you so much for posting.

[@91JOHNBLAZE]

Love this way of attack. Going to add this to my practice routine

[@Cevirus93]

I have to say I really enjoy watching your videos! I myself started WT some months ago and Im constantly looking for new things to improve my fighting skills. Thanks to my awesome sifu(!) and the things you teach in your videos I got a much deeper understanding of some of the techniques and tactics to use in a fight. So thank you! Keep it up and greetings from germany! :)

[@buddyguy6263]

Hi Dan don't worry, I always appreciate your videos, never hating them:). Thank you for sharing the video about PIA and I like it focuses on the lead striking. I hope that you can cover in detail about the JKD advanced footwork videos and how it enhances your techniques in the future, because Bruce once said that 'footwork can beat any attack' and I believe they make you elusive and faster, so it must be the focus of JKD and inseparable to the techniques alone. I hope that you will cover things like inertia, drop shift, scissor etc in footwork. I've seen Ted Wong videos and I love his smooth footwork and lead striking power. A lot of JKD people have dead footwork in my opinion, but not Ted Wong.

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[@buddyguy6263]

Hi Dan thx for replying. Sorry I should have notice you have covered the shifting in footwork video. Is that the same with scissor shift? Ok how about covering advanced footwork like half beat?

[@freshcofreshco9811]

Brilliant instructions

[@rodrigorazo7068]

DAN LOK! Splendid! PIA! "Walk On"!

[@Taffihaulics]

I love this one, and use it a lot

[@victoranchondo924]

That's nice Dan, cool video!!! ✊👍

[@BumpaZangpo-n4q]

Many thanks.

[@donoffitness2892]

Wow I've been wondering about indirect attacks, I'm going to add pia to my skills, thanks for making these videos. And nice profile pic

[@DanLok]

Continue practicing.

[@peaceiladel83]

My man really has to relax. He's so tense his execution is bad. Dan is incredible with his moves, but his students needs to relax his mind and spirit. If he keeps training he'll be fine though.

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Facts but the guy with glasses is used because he’s bad so it’s good to be able to show other’s mistakes they may make.

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[@مدرسهپزشکی]

Thanks, very good video

[@ngyenjainfos5086]

I like your videos Mr. I have been practicing wing Chun and Jeet Kun do from Tanzania and managed to make a wooden dummy

[@keithlewis5799]

Masterful speed and great form. Love the video

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[@jaedumarworld]

The upper eye strike after the low jab... your use of the hips truly shows the Jun Fan roots of your jkd tree..truly amazing how you use his favorite teaching tool...video mh goi Sifu

[@MrLouladakis]

yes great explanation of the techniques thank you and keep up!!.

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@user-mo1sc4eh7g]

Wonderful video as always ! Loved it !!Definitely gonna incorporate in my training!

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Great video Dan!

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be water my friend brucelee fan i like this

[@kohii7927]

wow this is the perfect setup for a one punch knockout especially when ive been training my knovkout punch

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very,i do realy like your teaching, i'm a Master of karaté, but i practice jkd and wing chun alone, thank you a lot

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I like how he doesn't get frustrated with these dudes they have a long way to go xD

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Love this.

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good job i amazed by watching it so very unique to me

[@RUNNINGWATER]

This required solid basic to implement

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I saw manny pacquio. btw im from philippines and im practicing jkd and always watch your video

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Quick question where do ya get such Bruce Lee tshirts

[@vesuvius2444]

Great video and very important concept in fighting. If someone is always direct against a good opponent, it becomes very easy for them to block and also counter. Counter punches at high level are very dangerous. Gotta be sneaky. I think your student was having some issues selling the kick because he isn't comfortable enough throwing the kick or being on one leg. He seems a little off balance. I wish the best to him and look forward to seeing all your student progress.

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Demonstration good

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Excellent!! Do you have a video on JKD upper cuts?

[@curvingfyre6810]

and people (literaly my instructor) says you cant plan moves ahead in a fight like oyu can in chess. i wanted to walk out then and there. but im still looking forward to challenging him, and kicking his ass when i leave in 4 years. but more to the point, i was doing this stuff way back when i was in elementary school fighting my friends using a bunch of tree branches. ive since been taught to not do that, though not directly, by my instructors. im not a happy camper right now. honestly, the more i learn about jeet kune do, the angrier i get with the other fighters in my group. i added jeet kune do footwork to my sparring, and INSTANTLY improved remarkably. and its been almost 10 years now since ive done fencing, so im not exactly up to par yet.

[@haadnaqvi1323]

You made your comment months ago so you may not see this, but you don't "plan" like you do in chess, and neither does the instructor in the video. If he is using a PIA, he is either basing it off something he has already done (actually throwing a kick for the sake of the kick previously), or setting it up very quickly-based on how he sees the opponent react-again usually very quickly. A lot of it is more instinct, you want to be careful any time you start "planning", especially in a street fight-the featured instructor would agree that the fight should not go very long once the fighters have actually engaged. As for your relationship with your instructor, be careful with that mentality, I don't know your situation, but the instructor-the guy or gal who agreed to be on your side and help you out-is not someone you should see first as an opponent.

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It's ideas for a good martial artist.. I love to see more

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Keep Watching.

[@nicholasmirante1020]

Nice Sifu Dan! Nick Mirante NY

[@nicholasmirante1020]

Nice pic of Jun Rhee trying to kick Bruce!! Nick Mirante NY

[@winstonsmith4670]

Ok ok u got skills

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[@spqrch5261]

very nice techniques bro. greets from Germany.

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@christophercarnahan922]

This is one of my favorite things to do cause its more annoying to them if not devastating especially when combined with an excellent defense. When they can't block you but also can't hit you you'll be on there last nerve quick.

[@trondyne3513]

The opening of the video move doesn't appear to be PIA, as there was no clear fake that covered the initial distance or change in line... The typical PIA would be a low line attack that changes to a high line...that never happened here, only a dropping lead which could be a problem...

[@jsavak99]

Street fighting is so sudden it doesn't allow for feints to change levels like in a match. Mostly street fighting is without warning . Making awareness in street most necessary which lack of permits a stranger to get close to you if you're not paying attention ...which most normal ppl do bc they give strangers benefit of doubt of not having bad intentions. Don't you think ? Most street fights are cowardly surprise attacks or escalations from verbal alterations . On other hand Escalations give you more time to implement PIA. Clear instruction in video 💯 . What about advices do you have for building awareness in street ?

[@mukeshlal8084]

how to increase your blocking and slip technique sir

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👌❤️🙏🕉️🌹💯💯💯💯🥰am true fan of Bruce Lee though am above 70 yrs.

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[@stav55]

What is stopping your opponent from jabbing you straight in the face when your going for the initial body shots? Your face was in direct line with his left fist.

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[@petermorrissey3122]

Great film work. I assume JKD was developed after Lee Jan Fun Gung Fu because it didn’t look effective on The Green Hornet?

[@DanLok]

Correct but it has nothing to do with the green hornet.

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[@Popdaddy88]

Oh thank goodness. I thought the title meant that Brie Larson was going to show up and tell me that I had no right to have an opinion about, or even watch this video. Good stuff.

[@davidpinedo1178]

when i do that technique people tell me they thought i was going for a back kick right after they got hit with back fist.

[@donjohnson7550]

So... It's ok if we say that's a feint?

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[@navedkhan9007]

Feinting principle.Bruce Lee was very fast and dangerous.He says if 2 Fighter s are equally skilled the one with feinting skills will win over the opponent.

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Naved Khan yes! I red that on the book the tak of jkd

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hiw to flow in attack

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Thank you Thissa.

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[@HamuelTheGrey]

This seems kind of like attack by drawing though. doesn't it?

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Shinn is funny...

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Seems like this falls in line with broken rhythm

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