How to Fight Like Bruce Lee: 5 Signature JKD Moves

[@oderusmaximus909]

Favorite Bruce Lee line in the movie Enter The Dragon when the bully on the ship challenges him to a fight, and Bruce says sure, but not here, and points to a nearby island, and the man agrees. He helps the meathead into a smaller boat, then unties the rope, and the guy drifts away. He the says, "That's the art of fighting without fighting". Brilliant! Very ninja of him.

[@fighttips]

Haha classic!

[@oderusmaximus909]

You should, man. That's my favorite part, and always will be! Brian.

[@francissteitz1310]

Oderus Maximus It's actually from a documented fight between two samurai way back when... the older samurai was tired of hearing this young braggart samurai trying to challenge and bully everyone on the boat he was traveling on.

[@oderusmaximus909]

Cool, Is that in a book about samurai? If so please share the title. Thanks.

[@francissteitz1310]

It was just from a tale from waaaaaay back when... Supposedly happened but we're talking the 15-1600's. I read about it in a book about Bushido.

[@PrimoMilk]

Tbh the guy knows lots about Bruce lee, watching Bruce from when you were 3 is worth respect. 👌

[@fighttips]

Amen, I learned a lot just filming this video!

[@Ali-sc7pi]

PREM SADIA woah

[@johnyang799]

PREM SADIA I think he mixed with some other stuff. First two moves are good. But rest may not be ideal. They want chill, fast, powerful at the same time. They normally use short range rather than long range.

[@PrimoMilk]

fightTIPS I know how much you changed Shane, you have got bulkier and quicker then before, you should do before and after video of yourself. 👍🏽

[@mortifer8459]

Who is bruce Lee??xd

[@theboltthrower8661]

How to fight like Bruce Lee? Just be water my friend.

[@hugom2418]

The Bolt Thrower be formless, shapeless!

[@candacelin4115]

i know thats a famous Bruce Lee quote but what does that even mean..

[@theboltthrower8661]

Candace Lin Bruce Lee´s water metaphor basically means that you should manage to adapt yourself to every situation and fluid with it in a proactive way. Now, speaking specifically in a combat context, you shouldn´t be rigid and limit yourself to a certain way of techniques and "style" but instead you should go with the battle´s flow in order to overcome it, having a "No limit as a limit" mindset which makes you unpredictable hence more effective in a fight (And in life, overall). Of course you can be skillful and rely on what you have trained in, if that works for you, but always be open to many learning dynamics and experiences. Don´t get stuck with what your teacher, dojo master or whatever teaches you, go beyond that by yourself and learn by yourself. Water has no limits... Take Bruce´s wise quote as a philosophy of life. I´ve learnt more from Bruce Lee than from Jesus Christ. Greets!!!

[@candacelin4115]

The Bolt Thrower o thank u so much for explaining. yup totally agree its a great philosophy to live by!!

[@RawDoggin_78]

water cant fight

[@aaron4820]

When people say he wouldn't survive UFC, it's really quite silly because you're imagining you'd pluck Bruce Lee out of history, and place him in a ring. When in reality, if he was born in this era, he'd train like any other UFC fighter and use whatever suits his style, he'd have the same nutrition awareness, the same modern training regimes, the same sparring routines, as any other modern fighters, so no, he wouldn't get destroyed, but he also wouldn't necessarily be peerless and own everyone, he'd just be another fighter, how good he might be is entirely speculative, maybe he could pull a Pacquiao and move through the most weight divisions but in UFC instead of boxing, he'd certainly have the determination to be great, and the showmanship to be an entertaining fighter, although I can't quite imagine him throwing bottles around at press conferences like a dickhead. All of that is missing the point of Bruce Lee, what sets him apart from everyone else wasn't his ability to kick sandbags around or his unverified street fights against goons, but his reform of Chinese martial arts and essentially destroying the mysticism that surrounds Kung Fu with something the resembles the scientific method. He also helped formulate the idea of mixed martial arts, so if plucking him out of history and have him lose a fight against a modern fighter means anything, then so does saying the Wright brothers sucked because modern planes would be better than theirs, it's irrelevant.

[@vaibhavgurung5585]

aaron4820 awesome comment! agreed!

[@vizard5445]

IKR

[@intellectualspov1090]

People say that..?! He can punch people 6 inches!

[@Diego_brain]

Bruce lee never believed in style

[@Menyhard]

MMA is a sport jkd there are no fixed positions. UFC is fake it would. Not work in the street. Only if it was one on one

[@RyanMasters]

Just imagine if Bruce Lee competed in the UFC...

[@anthonyk133]

Mighty Mouse would beat him

[@DareToBeatbox]

Ryan Masters he'd get demolished

[@ThomasW215PHL]

Blake Sweg agreed

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

He was already crazy skilled to begin with, too fast for cameras, and insanely strong asf but if Bruce Lee was still around and was able to train more and also train at a legit MMA camp while in UFC and better his already impressive stand up, have great wrestling and better his ground game he'd pretty much wreck just about everyone with only a VERY few being able to give him a challenge and have a possibility of beating him. idk why the guys above my comment think he'll get demolished as if he's nothing....

[@dukejones2457]

Ryan Masters yassss he will beat every but one time Bruce Lee said in a video that UFC is not for him UFC is the on his lead he will beat every one there

[@RibbidyJamGames]

How to fight like Bruce lee... Flow like water empty your mind

[@markant9534]

+simon brigole Watch film study on Andre Ward, like water.

[@hunterhenryk]

How to fight like Bruce Lee: Step 1 - Work on your form and technique until it is all second nature. Then forget about forms and techniques. Step 2 - Learn anything and everything. Then take what works. Forget the rest. Step 3 - Exercise and practice until you literally drop dead. Step 4 - Prosper?

[@briandamage2164]

simon brigole that's actually from the art of war, a two thousand yr old collection of strategies on the art of war, mistakenly attributed to Bruce and, as such, it's true meaning has been distorted. What it means to become water is to attack where weakest, kill the women and children, desecrate the tombs of the enemies dead and so on, thank you

[@RibbidyJamGames]

Brian Damage lol bruhh that's dark but cool

[@markant9534]

Brian Damage Was Bruce trying to pull the wool over peoples eyes or did he believe his own hype?

[@JaxBlade]

They say the only reason Bruce Lee "Died" was because God needed a Body Guard.

[@rushianokun]

Hi Jax! Make a collaboration with Shane!

[@houayangthe3rd]

JaxBlade actually he did so Chuck Norris could be born

[@PrinceAkaiVtuber]

He also trained with King Kai

[@markant9534]

+JaxBlade God should wait for Sly Stallone to die then LOL!

[@houayangthe3rd]

steve edmunds You must not be that bright son. Norris and Lee were both alive at the same time, so Lee couldn't have reincarnate as Norris son. That's not how reincarnation works too son. Lee's death left a hole in the martial arts cinema that Norriss's filled son. Had Lee not died there wouldn't even be a need for Norris son.

[@olivernystedt7780]

Like if Bruce is the best !!

[@jakeward1122]

Oliver Nystedt bruce wayne is better

[@hackerm9407]

+Jake Ward FUCK U!!

[@sushi9303]

Ok shut up his awesome. I am pretty sure other people try to be like him

[@sushi9303]

@Bosssauce2546 Epic gamer I disagree with you every hero is good at there place.

[@TheWillToFight]

I wish that Bruce Lee was alive today so we could hear his opinions on mma as he was one of the first people to combine different styles of martial arts.

[@GMak81]

Bruce Lee studied fencing, and I feel that his sidekick is a lot like a leg based sword thrust, if that makes sense.

[@YamamotoKazuo]

Bruce Lee's kicks came from savate which has fencing roots

[@高宇中]

山本一夫 He got his kicks everywhere, not just savate. Pretty sure he got the sidekick from karate.

[@Mikewiings]

Fight like Shane Fazen

[@fighttips]

Impossible

[@Mikewiings]

fightTIPS Shane what city are u blessed to be in bro

[@jamie91995]

fightTIPS can you do fight like coban lookchaomaesaitong or enriko kehl?

[@fighttips]

I grew up in Philadelphia, but moved to Los Angeles 2 years ago

[@TonyGarciaxProdigy1994]

in west Philadelphia born and raised ??

[@christhiancore]

How to fight like Vegeta should be the next video.

[@fighttips]

Hmm who would play Vegeta?

[@DeadTransmission_]

hows about how to fight like ippo makunouchi? (its a character from a boxing anime look it up i think youll like it :) )

[@markant9534]

+fightTIPS Type in Bruce Lee exposed on youtube! A lot of your other moves are great though, in my humble opinion.

[@cptbaguette]

step 1: spend several episodes talking about Kakarot and Saiyan pride

[@MMA_Ruskie]

A lot of those videos are just bashing his name and trying to pinpoint straw man arguments in order to get views and propel their own martial art like BJJ or whatever

[@penabarrales]

How to Fight Like Bruce Lee: You can´t, he was a god, you´re a simple mortal

[@anthonyk133]

He died

[@brucelee6834]

Anthony K he has simply moved on from this mortal realm

[@ikariyabiollante867]

Anthony K he simply got bored of our reality and decided to vacation in another universe

[@markant9534]

+Carlos Pena Barrales Those moves looked silly, there is no way they would work in a street fight!

[@penabarrales]

Mark Anthony dude is Bruce lee...

[@SomeKindOfFighter]

Bruce was a martial artist far beyond his time #somekindoffighter

[@fighttips]

Amen

[@xyon9090]

I thought you aren't gonna make this even though its one of the most requested. Next up's HOW to fight like SHANE FAZEN!

[@RenoScruggs]

I watched the video about the hate comments. Shane is a great guy teaching people how to defend theirselves. What's not to like about that.

[@BBE22OOOWH]

How to fight like bas rutten! Give the mma,self defense, kyokushin, bouncer, and muay thai legend some love! I loved the videos you did with bas a while back shane, i noticed you like him alot too.

[@rexoliverreyes1163]

My favorite Bruce Lee Signature Moves is "Sidekick" one the most iconic famous moves I've ever seen since I was 10 years old

[@ebrake.5889]

I love Bruce Lee. I have great respect for him and I always wonder how good of a fighter he would be today considering all the new forms of training that exist out there

[@cptbaguette]

no he wouldn't because he would practice the same moves as every other UFC fighter and apply them in the Octagon while keeping his insane speed, power and understanding of martial arts

[@stevenhaskell9025]

Ebrake. I dont think he would be too good today.. considering he would be about 80 years old xP

[@thomasalvatesla2466]

Taha Iftikhar tyson’s an heavyweight and he was faster than featherweight bruce lee

[@marcrkid5491]

The stamp kick as you call it is actually referred to as oblique kick in JKD

[@johnyang799]

Fighting is not learning some moves. For some kind of fight, you have to learn from the start and forget all you have learned. This is critical.

[@watermelontreeofknowledge8682]

The standing scissor sweep is highly illegal at most every bjj and judo competition. It's incredibly dangerous for your opponent's ACL

[@markant9534]

+Fpk Hk416 It would do better in WWE than a street fight!

[@bacon8353]

Mark Anthony wwe is fake bro

[@markant9534]

LuksterCOD1234 That`s what I meant!!

[@yausingchan]

Because it has to be fake, most of the techniques they use in WWE are too dangerous. It's a fucking nightmare to fight against those guys who are 6'5, over 100KG.

[@markant9534]

Yausing Chan It`s a promotion thing, they used to build up stars like Hulk Hogan, he shaped wrestling into a big industry so he had to win all his matches in his prime or his star would have faded, that`s how matches were decided, the biggest star always won. The person who could beat Hogan near his prime was the Ultimate Warrior because he was seen as the successor to the aging Hogan. If they had a real match it would look pathetic, they are not real wrestlers, they are more like stunt men!

[@typhoonic]

Step behind side kick is definitely the most underestimated kick in mma. You wanna knock someone back like 20 feet or break some ribs? That kick is great. I wish more mma instructors would emphasize it.

[@MrDontfeedthematrix]

True, it is a powerful kick, but when you step into it, you automatically telegraph it and it is easy to evade. However, if it's used as a counter attack (stop hit), then it can land so much easier. As your opponent blindly charges at you, he only has 'attack' on his mind, so as he is rushes in, you fire the kick out and it intercepts him in his tracks.

[@typhoonic]

Xenon That's true. Like any technique, it's far from perfect. It is best used as an intercepting kick, but to be fair, that's true for a lot of kicks. As for the issue of telegraph, it does, but really only so much if you're used to seeing and countering it. In my opinion, step behind / skip side kick still doesn't telegraph as much as back leg round kicks -- which is probably the most popular kick in modernized martial arts. That kick is really more about angles and best used as low kicks for the most part. Lead leg front kicks are pretty good for limiting telegraph, and being a good stop kick, but they just don't have nearly as much force or accuracy as proper side kicks. I honestly wouldn't say the step telegraph is even the biggest weakness of the step side kick. I'd say it's the pivot chamber being a gamble that happens before you even throw the kick. If the kick is parried on the calf in close, you can leave the kicker's back really exposed turning their motion that prepares the kick against the kicker. Still all that said, it has a lot of power, great reach, surprisingly accurate, and is a harder to catch than many people would think compared to round kicks and front kicks.

[@MrDontfeedthematrix]

Some really good points :) A little OT here, but I prefer to fight from long range as much as possible. The reason being (as you prob know), the further your opponent is from you, he has to move to you to attack you, which then opens him up to an interception. Also, the further he is away, your neurological / limbic system have more time to read / react to his moves. When it gets up close, that's when your brain has less time to react to a flurry of fast non-telegraphic punches / kicks, and this is generally why all fights - up close - end up a sloppy trade off (until someone lands a lucky punch) or ends up a grappling fest on the ground. Let him make the mistake of moving in, stop hit him, then immediately shift back into long range. I also watched a YT vid of some little Turkish guy fighting 4 attackers from long range. because he kept his distance, none of them could reach him and attack him from blind angles, and all of them ran into a stop hit and got KO'd in seconds.

[@typhoonic]

Xenon I can definitely relate to that. Range is a main reason soldiers use guns today instead of swords, spears, and bows. One of the big things I mention to young martial artist when I teach them is that a real fight is going to be much more fast pace than the sparring they're used to. Sometimes reflexes only take us so far, but it definitely is easier to react to things that are farther away and also don't stress our peripheral vision as much. I'm also a bit more biased towards ranged fighting myself since my first martial art was Taekwondo, and that has a major influence on the MMA that I practice now. That said, I believe it always pays to be a well balanced martial artist whether it's long range to close range, flexibility to strength, strikes to grappling, 1 on 1 to fighting multiple opponents, in the ring to the street, or empty hand to weapons. My motto is it's better to be a jack of all trades than a master of 1. Even if you don't like a particular martial art system, at least you will have learned its weakness if it is used against you.

[@MrDontfeedthematrix]

Yep, I do agree with all you said, and it shows that you are obviously a dedicated martial scientist. It's just that studying so many fights on YT, when someone fires a sucker punch from close range, it lands in a split second. I'm like, 'Damn, how the hell would you have the reaction time to block or evade that unless your hands were already up?' This is why I thought about the 'open palm' technique they use in the security industry (you might be familiar with it)... if someone approaches you in a verbally threatening manner, you put your hands up and face your palms towards them as if you are surrendering / negotiating, in a sort of, 'There, there, calm down, I don't want to fight' position. But what you're really doing is, you have your hands up to: keep him from invading your personal space any further; to block any punch; and to fire a non-telegraphic shot straight into his face if he wont negotiate a truce. The added benefit of this is, he thinks this means you're not going to fight, so he wont be prepared for a stop hit if he thinks you're a sitting duck.

[@dome1286]

You can't fight like bruce lee. Nobody can fight like bruce #legend

[@JustkoolFOREVERK00LMK]

Yes I've been waiting for this vid

[@fighttips]

Sorry for the wait -- hope it was worth it!

[@JustkoolFOREVERK00LMK]

fightTIPS Yea bro! Thx, Bruce lee is always worth the wait lol!

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

i been waiting too and it was definitely worth the wait :)

[@oscarmunguia1104]

EMPEROR K00L ME TOO!

[@bardockg.d1841]

YES!!!! Thank you so much Shane i love videos like this. Things i really get inspired by and really want to practice

[@fighttips]

That's awesome, brotha!

[@kaydenchristie9373]

Do one on Chuck Norris now lol

[@supaflylob]

actually he was a martial artist with No style

[@arpanksen1]

Not at all

[@高宇中]

Arpan Sen Yeah, actually.

[@traytoncallies1070]

Love it Shane! Do you think you could go over more famous fights or just a specific fighters strategies and mess ups? Point things out to us on what mistakes to avoid :)

[@koonagueroagnis8174]

Careful with that scissor kick, Its banned in Judo for good reason.

[@mr-rage4u]

judo is only grapling and trows not kicking

[@koonagueroagnis8174]

Scissor Kick is a throw. Its called Kani Basami in Judo. Check it out.

[@jean4j_]

In which way is it dangerous ? I'm not trying to be negative here, I'm not very knowledgeable about this takedown technique

[@Jmmm123]

So good for a real street fight then right?

[@koonagueroagnis8174]

If you are fighting a single opponent yeah. Don't wanna go to the floor vs mutiple attackers.

[@RKalnins17]

The last one is something amazing. Special forces of many countries have used this kind of technics. It gives incredible force because of high speed. The weight of arm or knucles doesn't change, it's all about the speed. Bone-breaking style.

[@thewatcher1997]

Shane is my favorite martial artist of current times. No lie!

[@fighttips]

Ah, I appreciate that brotha!

[@komradenikolai]

I tried the lop sao on one of my friends, and when he threw the first punch for me to block, I came half an inch from his ear. Extending fully, and I would have popped his ear drum. It WORKS!!! My favorite technique shown on the video is the scissor kick!

[@KyleDuffy00]

How to fight like Steven Seagal

[@WszyscyGramyPL]

Shane must do this!

[@AMx187]

featuring Will Sasso as Seagul

[@nething94]

Visit McDonald's...Alot

[@Iceshrooms]

Fight with 2 cheeseburgers in your hand with a glazed donut necklace around your neck

[@karlhans6678]

these comments are hilarious

[@SFE100]

Omggg martialclub!!!!! Martialclub best channel ever

[@ManuelC97]

Fight Like: Rocky Balboa

[@Diego_brain]

0:36 Bruce lee never believed in style martial arts to him was a way of expressing the human body through form

[@RAYROD]

It is a proven fact that Bruce Leeroy reached the ultimate level, "The Glow". A feat that Bruce Lee never achieved before his death. Therefore Bruce Leeroy is the true Master.

[@dabideu2374]

Whhat was so surprised to see Daniel this so sick, two of my favorite martial arts channel stars suddenly in a video together, awesome to watch!!

[@blackflash7325]

Do one on, Prince nassem or sugar Ray leonard?? +shanefazen

[@DezinateDesigns]

Finally the video I've been waiting for

[@biswashrishab55]

Thank you so much Shane. This is what I was waiting for all this while.

[@fighttips]

Great to hear! Sorry for the wait.

[@biswashrishab55]

You're a legend, Shane. I know the wait was worth it because you always make your videos with perfection.

[@kalash47money95]

DO HOW TO FIGHT LIKE PRINCE NASEEM HAMED PLZ!!!!!!!!!!

[@HaxellMence]

Watsup shane! I've always loved these series and I've recently started taking Muay Thai and Euro style Kickboxing classes on a regular basis and came across Samart Payakaroon. By what i'm gathering, this man was an Ali or Fedor of MT and he's a genius. Superb fighting IQ and blending of muay thai and boxing. Seeing as that is right up your ally , i'd love to see a Fight Like Samart! Keep the great work man, Kop Khun Khrap! haha

[@butcher95l809]

i can see it going viral :P

[@fighttips]

That would be ideal!

[@ジョジョさま]

The sidekick is amazing... And not too dificult to master.

[@shivamrai2487]

How to fight like King Kong?

[@fsabouni]

P 4Rs Ask Luis Ortiz

[@vizard5445]

How would I know??ask your dad;-)

[@thomasalvatesla2466]

Hit your chest ,grab anyone and throw away

[@thehandturkey8484]

Puskar Rai roar

[@jovan2786]

That scissor kick is sick,as always nice job Shane

[@fighttips]

Thank you Jovan!

[@xaviero9821]

Was the one inch punch actually that powerful?

[@jamie91995]

That Guy yes, it isn't meant for fighting, it is meant for working on technique

[@xaviero9821]

The Chemistry Kid yeah I know it's not meant for fighting, but was he acting.

[@ALT-F4judas]

Yep.. I saw video where Bruce`s student performed it on manequin used for car accidents and it told that the punch would break all the bones where he hit, damage organs and the man would die.. btw sorry for bad english

[@MarijuanaGuy]

It was that strong.

[@xaviero9821]

#Scurra thanks

[@cristianortiz2802]

I'm so glad fight like is back

[@amanrajput-cb8fe]

awesome video my favourite he's my idol Bruce lee

[@michaelpuccio8799]

So what I got from this is move there hand throw 1. Move there hand throw a job 2. An alternative calf kick of some sort 3. A sidekick 4. A weird form of an Inarmi role or a heriheto hook (I spelt the second one wrong but those who do jiu-jitsu will know what I’m talking about) Disclaimer: this is sarcasm I’m not discrediting any more martial art I’m just joking that he pulled all the moves that are similar to other martial arts and used those when Bruce Lee had massive arsenal of amazing techniques.

[@Undertaker3156]

Fight like Gennady Golovkin?

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

great video on the legend & most influential martial artist of all time Shane :). i been waiting on ag fightlike video of Bruce Lee. I'm a huge fan & he one of my idols & I noticed the scissor kick sweep is a good way to immediately get a leg lock submission.

[@fighttips]

Yes! Anderson Silva was actually submitted with a scissor kick sweep to heel hook.

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

***** yep :) and oh! He was? That I never knew lol. I seen some of Silva's fights but i didn't see that one

[@irenestewart1942]

That wasn' Lop Sao, that was Pak Da.

[@nuclearwaste2062]

and a very poorly done one at that.

[@JohnJDNB]

D Mah! Martial Club! Keep repping them too Shane!

[@rickyrodriguez1210]

Plz do Roy jones jr. ?

[@cygnusprime6728]

unless you're blessed with incredible catlike reflexes, timing, and explosive power you arent gonna be able to fight like him.

[@markant9534]

+Muaath Najib Lee`s reflexes were never tested against an opponent with great hand speed!

[@cygnusprime6728]

Mark Anthony i was responding to rick's comment about fightin like roy jones.

[@markant9534]

Muaath Najib I agree! Jones vs Lee?

[@cygnusprime6728]

Hard to say. Roy was bigger but Lee sparred with sammo hung, chuck norris and other big guys. If i recall correctly Lee won a high school boxing tournament and theres footage of him sparring with head gear so he definitely knew how to handle himself in a boxing match. Still, the fight would ideally be at middleweight ir a catchweight of 150 since Bruce rarely weighed more than a welterweight until late in life. Bruce advantages: -studied multiple arts -kicks (low attacks are a big weakness of orthodox boxers) -smaller target and very elusive which would make it harder to land a clean hit -had a solid ground game having studied jiu jitsu and trained with the gracies. Disadvantage: -short reach and height -less hands on professional experience. Roy advantages: -highly explosive power -height -wild unorthodox style that was hard to predict and counter -possibly better stamina since he could go 12 rounds Disadvantage: -glass jaw -no ground game On paper it looks like bruce's best option would be to either stay outside roy's range and harass him with low kicks, pokes, and be an elusive target. Or he could try to blitz and get inside for takedowns and use his ground game. Roy's reach, footwork, and speed would make either strategy difficult though but bruce had frightening coiled up power and roy didnt have the best chin so he'd always have a punchers chance. I think 6 times out of 10 Roy wins a decision or stops bruce late because he himself was also very hard to hit and could adjust to his opponent's pattern and style. As long as he avoids getting to the ground and plays it safe without being too cocky he could take it.

[@beepot2764]

You just keep having more awesome fighters on your show! Loving it :)

[@fighttips]

Thanks Hannah!

[@cloudydoesgames]

Do Wladimir Klitschko plzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@fighttips]

Noted!

[@tamimhusain3376]

He will have 1 signature move, it is called the hug

[@Fly6lights]

YES! I just suggested this like a week ago! Thanks Shane!

[@dannygaming4110]

how to fight like naruto

[@AW-xt4lx]

Dramatic Much? :D I'd love to see some breakdowns of the more unorthodox styles like wing chun, taichi, unusual boxing stances like the fighting irish one, etc. I love to mix it up with some strange techniques, change stances and throw something you don't expect and I'm sure a lot of other people do too

[@olivernystedt7780]

Shane can you reply

[@fighttips]

You got it!

[@donavanmonroe1590]

Shane, do you know how to do amatuer wrestling? That's what I do.

[@donavanmonroe1590]

Your actually the reason I know to at least box now. So thanks for your help.

[@cesaralvesdemoraes3187]

Donavan Monroe If you are in highschool in the USA they probably have a team in your school, so you just go there train with them and when you are good enough you will join the team. BAM amateur fighter. next

[@bruceisaac9926]

Thank You very much Shane waited very Long for this Video. 👍🏼

[@fighttips]

You got it, Bruce!

[@alfonsonajera2439]

I'd say about 90% of this is inaccurate. for example, lop sao is not interception, it's trapping. the technique fir the one inch punch was wrong. the side kick wad wrong. this guy definately is a traditional martial artist. he definately did not take the time to properly understand jkd. still, nice video

[@ChibiZone]

Yeah, I was thinking the same things. Lop sau is basically hand trapping and the side kick he demonstrated looked like it needed some work on the form.

[@MasterofPlay7]

chairman mao? lamo

[@pokeninja3000]

Wow! I feel like I've always been thinking about that scissor sweep kick but this was the first time I've ever seen it!

[@thanhnguyenuc8545]

in fact, u can not fight like bruce lee

[@fighttips]

Don't limit yourself ;)

[@thanhnguyenuc8545]

:))))))

[@DeporteGlobal]

Why would he want to fight like an actor who never competed in a single tournament. Hes fake... Nobody in UFC uses Wing chung or jeet kun do or kunfu or any bullshit like that. Stupid

[@rider2die118]

Full Blast screw you man bruce lee was strong as hell

[@Orianthaen]

Anderson Silva uses wing chun.

[@watsbeef9843]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS SHANE!

[@6431arshad]

I like how Shane is selling those useless techniques 😂 😂 😂 but anyway die hard Bruce Lee fan..anything that makes you happy

[@zXGunnyXz]

Stepping side kick is useful as well.

[@chavo8989]

what the f##k are you talking about?

[@Asterion608]

Keyboard warrior spotted.

[@chavo8989]

not really

[@JCross315]

Cung Le would use his almost like a jab. Effective if you could pull it off.

[@manuelguerra4365]

Thank you I've been waiting for this video for a while lol

[@rishabhsharma489]

no one can fight like brucelee he ,such a big legend .

[@Jet_Li]

awesome video

[@dreyisrael704]

we all be waiting for this

[@aggonyyx7961]

Good work man, keep up the great videos

[@fighttips]

Thank you!

[@622PSS]

First & Second: Improvement needed for the initial interception prior to the punch and the kick respectively. As for Jeet Kune Do, Jeet actually stands for intercepting 截. Third & Fourth: Terrific! Fifth: Don't know so can't comment.

[@wilsonc3867]

Daniel Mah with a beautiful stamp kick into a sticker punch! What a combo!

[@rafaelvoncorvin8436]

Shane, please do a how to fight like Vasyl Lomachenko! This guy is just incredible!

[@TheThunderkick]

awesome vid as always!! cool to see more collaboration with martial club too 👍

[@fighttips]

Thank you! Yeah those guys have so much skill

[@thedemigodrequis4513]

waited so long for this

[@austincleophas9117]

i live for these videos :D fightTIPS is life !!

[@fighttips]

Yessss!

[@krisparekh3602]

This video is actually useful, thanks for the video!

[@TheAwesomeGuy435]

gr8 vid shane!!

[@soumyaraj4042]

great videos as always shane

[@fighttips]

Thank you!

[@johnrob2733]

Thanks Shane, great Video!!!!!!!

[@PatReilly-u1c]

Best possible intro to bruce lee out there

[@foolz1226]

I love these moves I wish we would see them in a sparring match with them to see how and when you would use this effectively to truly get a full visualization on them. Any way love your videos keep up the good work

[@Davyen]

Even more iconic is his "woooaaaaah!"

[@jaheimcortes4937]

i learn so much from your channel

[@godofy0l097]

0:55, this guys will be an actor in Hollywood

[@paisho6130]

And 1:34

[@Xzjackthelad]

I don't want to be negative, but there's a big difference between what Bruce demonstrated in his films and JKD.

[@hunterhenryk]

Jack Anderson Depends on which film as they were shot at different parts of his life and with different amounts of his input. The bigger a star he became, the more influence he had on the filmmaking, of course. The one where he fights Chuck Norris is the first one that starts encompassing his fighting philosophies. He said as much in an interview. He's losing to Norris using classical kung fu until he sheds the classical mess and we see the beginnings of jkd and thereby he defeats Norris.

[@emZee1994]

soft power is a big part of what systema is based upon. im glad I found out its origin

[@BlueFang714]

Chinese systems do use the scissor kick, but it is foreign to Wing Chun. It might not be as common as other moves but it exists in multiple styles.

[@christopherjones7023]

Overall, an awesome video. Thanks for posting it!

[@notproductiveproductions3504]

And now you've officially completed KZbin for martial arts content.

[@fighttips]

Haha!

[@lordmeme8432]

How to fight like the dragon himself, I like it!

[@aaronbusby6170]

Another great vid Shane

[@fighttips]

Thanks Aaron!

[@aaronbusby6170]

fightTIPS Shane Im 14 and I have my first boxing bout soon do you have any tips?

[@alexgonzalez1046]

I'm a huge fan , your videos help a lot. keep up the good work

[@fighttips]

Thank you Alex! You do the same.

[@phoenixgaming3692]

TOMMOROW was my jkd national... thanks sir

[@SKSelbstverteidigung]

Good info! Well done!

[@stefanosminou8717]

It would be great, if you make a how to fight like video of Golovkin and Eubank Jr.

[@simulationprince8718]

I was surprised to see Daniam Mah from martial club here. I don't know why