Jesse Glover "Open Up & Hide the Telegraph"

Jesse Glover "Open Up & Hide the Telegraph"
Jesse Glover illustrates how to open an opponent up, hiding the telegraph and continuous movement.
Jesse Raymond Glover was Bruce Lee's first student and first assistant instructor in the United States. He met Lee in 1959 at Edison High School and taught Lee judo. Jesse Glover Seminar pt 3. Jesse Glover illustrates how to open an opponent up, hiding the telegraph and continuous movement.
Jesse Raymond Glover was Bruce Lee's first student and first assistant instructor in the United States. He met Lee in 1959 at Edison High School and taught Lee judo.
Jesse Glover started a Gungfu class, Leroy Garcia and James DeMile came and assisted him, which was the first ever independent Jun Fan arts related class. Jesse Glover was the first authorized martial arts instructor to be trained by Bruce Lee. He has developed his own method which he calls Non-Classical GungFu.
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[@kagemaru259]

How many men can truly say that they knew and were personally taught by Bruce Lee?

[@JKDVIPER]

Jerry Poteet Dan inosanto Paul Vunak taki Gary Lam Sam Kwok James Lee, lots of people but Jesse was def one of em ..

[@Mr-Keyes]

How many can say , they were Bruce Lee's first student in America ? Well Jesse was that person. RIP Jesse Glover.

[@Mahlercougar]

@@Mr-Keyes How many can say that they were personally taught by Bruce Lee BEFORE the Hollywood distractions and busy life of Bruce Lee?

[@philosopher0076]

@@JKDVIPER Vunak, Kwok, Lam never KNEW and were NEVER taught by Bruce Lee.

[@JKDVIPER]

@@philosopher0076 how about Jerry Poteet? Hmm!

[@9usuck0]

You know what's fun about this. Jesse is doing this with one hand in his pocket the whole time. Like it's easy, like that possible for someone who isn't doing what he could do.

[@outthetrunkfilms]

Exactly!!!!!!!!! Awesomeness!!

[@pavelghislain1133]

the kindness, listening and attention he gave to these students, as well as this knowledge, his passion and his great mastery of martial arts and Jeet Kune Do in particular, made him a great master, just like his sifu friend Inosanto. their sifu that the world knows under the name of little dragon I speak of course of sifu Lee, master Bruce Lee. I'm sure from heaven that he must be very grateful and very proud of them. ☯️

[@philosopher0076]

These guys at times had confusion and a slow time grasping what Jesse was trying to tell and convey to them, because Jesse was a man of few words. He seemed almost shy, similar to Dan Inosanto.

[@NihilistGhost]

I'm moving and not moving at all. I'm like the moon underneath the waves that ever go on rolling and rocking. It is not, 'I am doing this,' but rather, an inner realization that 'this is happening through me,' or 'it is doing this for me.

[@rikkich5357]

the challenge Jessie has is he is a fighter trying to show ppl who never have hit anyone how to hit the point being remove barriers, or hide your intention but these students focused all wrong place

[@killersalmon4359]

Yeah, it's like reading The Book of Five Rings.

[@taylorbee4010]

Rikki ch It is like a finger pointing to the moon Don't focus on the finger Or you will miss out on ALLL that heavenly glory *Bruce Lee smirk*

[@philosopher0076]

@Tai Chi Tube They did not know what he was saying....until he explained and demonstrated things several times.

[@9usuck0]

@@philosopher0076 yeah, that Tai chi tube guy is exactly the people this original comment was talking about. Lol

[@JD.007]

but thats why they’re students ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@stevenblack6049]

I just found this video in 2020 on Jesse's class in JKD Fighting Techniques here but never actually met him before and he's actually one of my cousins and Billy Blanks is family as well today,but it would be nice to see him all the same.

[@nicenow25]

3:58 the students face haha. don't worry man keep going

[@jacquesjacques5243]

Excellent

[@arthurwatts1680]

II don't know where that last guy got his info re WC from, but very few of the people I ever trained with focused on the arm when they were trying to strike their opponents - ymmv. Its natural to have that focus when you start learning chi-sao but the goal was always to go straight through whatever guard or striking hands were between you and your target.

[@daviderally3809]

Very very nice video!!!

[@mider9996]

Idiot practice but Sifu Jesse is one of the best teachers I’ve ever seen

[@marvinterpenning9195]

Great stuff.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@williamsmith8790]

Why is there not more footage of Glover and James DeMile out there?

[@Makneuro07]

Glover died in 2012

[@dontaskme7004]

"They don't do continuos movements"... You are training not to hit... You need to train to hit, is what Jesse is saying.... But what do I know...

[@sito69xl]

The way he explained it was so simple very easy to understand , P.B.U.H

[@Eshenaleros]

"If you can't say it simply, you don't understand it thoroughly", as I've heard people say. The implication being, of course, that if you understand it really, really damn well, you can make it easy for others to understand.

[@tonytsuid14]

Where were the workshop take place?

[@christiancharles3884]

Cool guy.

[@vampirehunter2698]

One hand in the pocket?

[@JKDVIPER]

Ya but he’s concentrating on the one hand to show you the other options by isolating it. In reality, in jkd we have a hand near the cheek of the face.

[@kobayashimaruaikiken]

So eloquent... Right?

[@jonnequest7127]

Åwesome ❤😊❤

[@squatch545]

Is this from the UK?

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Filmed in London, UK

[@dalegribble60]

Jesse is that good he leaves his hand in his pocket....

[@ajjkdluigi8687]

"The Pocket Man"

[@harveyquinn3535]

Well he’s teaching how to not Telegraph. Having that nonchalant posture is a great way to show how to not Telegraph a hit

[@dalegribble60]

@@harveyquinn3535 - reminds me of the sucker punch but that's more of a low life aggressor. My high school buddy got his jaw broken that way....never saw it coming!

[@philosopher0076]

His hand is in his pocket because he was ill at the time and this cold. This was in England at a damp cold gym room and he kept his vest on due to the chill. When you are cold you put your hands in your pockets.

[@60gidget]

If I'm not mistaken that young guy with no hair is stepping in with his left foot and throwing a right.

[@gacalu7150]

That's a version of a jab that is use by shorter boxer against taller opponents

[@harveyquinn3535]

That’s good for me then

[@9usuck0]

Makes sense, only so many ways to punch someone. Jesse wasn't complicated, he just took concepts he liked and mastered them to a point of defending himself.

[@mrslyfox2405]

He looks like an old black man, but he sounds like a 20 year old surfer dude.

[@SuperGGLOL]

lol haha

[@umitakyurek1311]

Make Sure that Ur enemy is not standig there like a Dummy ;)

[@itsolivier]

just dont move, stand in place and if they are near make the non telegraphic movement in co-ordination with a thrust, his hand will go up and now he is vulnerable to a number of finishing movements, like a leg sweep or even a wrap around choke.

[@rodericligart4907]

So you guys never sparred with one hand , tied or un tied or just feet only. The kung fu system i study has a one arm form. Their skill level probably looked like slow motion to him . I like his california accent.

[@stephenfoster9009]

Jesse doesn’t move before the punch, the bald student insisted on taking a step

[@76kamikazi]

The problem with these guys is they’re all using brute force instead of relaxation.Peoples the only secret of martial arts is relaxation,that’s it no magic powers.no chi,no fairy flying down the mountain kicking and punching,just simple relaxation.

[@alekx58]

Deep Themen in and Out marvelous men te Sau Chie Tai Chie Hai chie

[@alekx58]

Ah nan mo fo ih Hai ang nan xu li Hai nan man si te

[@alekx58]

Prof

[@alekx58]

Er Tang Sau te Goa Sau Fang ih kshe Fang Dui Hui te Sau Chie Tai Chie qwuan te jun Fan di te Dui ta te te Hai she huang hai

[@alekx58]

Huang Sau te jun Fan di ih kun dao dao Shu do Tai Chie hsien qwuan te Hai Shie shie

[@kennethgarland6145]

🦟🐝🐘🦣🙉🙊🐵🐯🙈☃️🤺🏋️✌️👍👋✊🦴🙈🙉🙊🙉🙈🙊😎🌞🙂❤️🦴

[@gchild123]

he seems really dopey but full of information...

[@nhklog674]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TheSolidheroes]

When we were trained in mixed styles of Shao lin Kungfu and Pencak Silat our sifu never spoke much either. When excercising punches for instance he would silently correct the position of our fists and arms sometimes moving them up or down a few millimeters then have us do the punch again. If we were too far off he would step in and demonstrate full speed the entire movement giving a visual example to follow. Instructions with words often takes you away from fluid motion and power because you start thinking about the movement. This thinking hinders the fluidity and power of the punch.

[@dagaffer2269]

Shaolin and pencik Silat two bullshido styles at the same time.😮

[@TheSolidheroes]

@@dagaffer2269 Haha I invite you to come over and experience it personally if you dare - so how many times did you watch karate kid with Jackie Chan before you got enough courage to pollute the airwaves with bullshido comments?

[@dagaffer2269]

​@@TheSolidheroespencak bullshido style got banged out in UFC, as did all the kung fu guys. Pencak silat the style where you sit on the floor with legs and arms crossed in front of opponents ....no thanks.😅

[@TheSolidheroes]

@dagaffer2269 we never trained in that style that you mentioned (sitting on the floor)there are many styles of Silat and they probably banned Silat from MMA because of the lethal techniques, we have techniques to instantly kill our opponent by kicking or punching certain points on the body. We were explicitly told not to use these techniques EVER unless we were in a life threatening situation. For you I’d love to make an exception.

[@dagaffer2269]

@@TheSolidheroes lol okay keep dreaming. Pencak silat is worse than aikido.

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

Too much telegraphing by students. Not paying attention.

[@robroymacgregor7279]

Poor little shaved head dude is the poster child for everything not to do in every way....really hope he's moved ahead

[@FURDOG1961]

0:01

[@renbarker1104]

If Bruce Lee had lived till Jesse's age he would be teaching exact same things. "When i began the system a kick was a kick and a punch a punch...when i learned the system a punch was no longer punch and a kick no longer a kick...when i mastered the system...a punch was a punch and a kick just a kick"

[@highrollers8279]

All good until you really have a street fight trust I had so many fights that it’s easy in that’s what it takes experience

[@9usuck0]

Ummm... I'm not sure what you're saying, experience in fighting withoyt learning though typically just makes people feel better. People suck at fighting, 100 fighting against untrained people would still get you schooled by a amateur level boxer in a fight. Lol

[@legacyjeetkunedo492]

According to the new Bruce Lee biography by Matthew Polly, Jesse Glover betrayed Bruce Lee and started a rival school in Seattle. He should have been ashamed of exploiting his connection to the master he backstabbed.

[@chrisnorgard6003]

Bruce gave Jesse permission to teach... everyone that trained with Bruce know that as fact. Why was Bruce's wife at Jesse's funeral if Jesse back stabbed him?

[@cantuse357]

This is absolutely fucking retarded. I trained with Jesse in 96-97. He barely charged anything and his class was in a basement near Chinatown, with a size of about 3-5 people *max*.

[@waynezahra9213]

To my knowledge, Bruce wasn't upset that Jesse and another member left his school to open their own school but more so for coming back to Bruce school and saying that he and Jesse think that Bruce is holding back on certain moves which he isn't showing them. Bruce got pissed and confronted him that they don't know what they are talking about and accused both of them of trying to take students away to their school. If Bruce was training me and other for a number for free of years then one day said to us... I want you guys to call me sifu, why should that be a problem ? so it's okay for you to take a free lesson but you won't call Bruce sifu? Life is a balance, you can't keep taking and not giving.

[@bisonmma-kickboxing2511]

Chris Norgard 💯💯💯

[@linojakobsen7737]

@@waynezahra9213 Bruce moved somewhere else. What were they supposed to do, Jesse, Ed, and James? Stop training? Bruce told them they could teach but just use a different name. Not Jun Fan. Jesse did also not use the name Wing Chun, because he did not teach the form or the double knives. That is why the three students proceeded under their respective names NCGF, The Stuff, and Wing Chun Do.

[@Octopussyist]

This was so "Jesse" as could be: When I don't have to move I'm not gonna move. That is why the impressive part of NCGF is what you don't see.

[@stefanoferroni7778]

Benche' dichiarato da bruce lee il migliore allievo e'stato ted wong , le tecniche che preferisco sono quelle di jessi lo preferisco a gli altri

[@jacquesjacques5243]

Excellent