JKD ALL 27 GATES

[@sayantanmukherjee6653]

His speed again gave me a proof that " Practice makes a man perfect " .

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

For example, if he strikes with a straight jab or cross, you can either intercept before his attack reaches you or stop it with your own block. If he stops your counter strike with his own block, then your punch never retreats back to position to reload, instead it continues by immobilizing his blocking hand and hitting the target. In JKD, we intercept whatever is in front of us by breaking down that gate. Breaking down the gate can either be done by a single direct attack (SDA), a Hand Immobilization Attack (HIA), Trapping Hand

[@vi10k46]

You got killer speed man!!

[@RSGEProductions]

I don't know what people are talking about, there could be 6,4, or 28 gates for all I care, I found this video very instructional.

[@J4C08G4M3R]

Yes but to at what end?? From what I've seen Bruce Lee was the only true master of jkd and no one has come close to his speed and agility why is that??? He was only human like anyone else

[@flonomcflooneyloo7573]

You are the first person I've seen on YT who is doing this correctly and that includes original JKD students and Guro Dan. Excellent! I have never given such a high regard for any JKD guys, including my own instructor.

[@kevinbecker4507]

This Training Session is what I searching for. So great deep explanation and demonstration. Now I understand better how Bruce Lee did figthing and Jeet Kune Do work. Thank you so much for that video, best JKD Video for me

[@natevazquez9739]

Sifu George you have excellent speed and explosiveness, you definitely have a deep knowledge of JKD. Keep up the good work my friend.

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

Watching two minutes , I would say he has some conception - No doubt ! I love their nature - Him and His Student !

[@TC-xh5wp]

JKD is the philosophy of winning. I'm 10 years late here, but I'm subscribing

[@SuperMaryu767]

@TC-xh5wp Not only that, Bruce described his training to his wing chun senior as "efficient street fighting with everything goes, wearing head gear, gloves, chest guard, shin/knee guards, etc." and Dan Inosanto described jkd sparring as "vicious but polished street fighting, boxing, wrestling, Thai kicks." I study it since it’s for street self defense with no rules to end the fight quickly.

[@jhessepenna6587]

The best martial arts that i have seen JKD...no cinematic moves..its a true street fighting technik..

[@KUNAL785]

Dear sifu, I watch this video and practice .very helpful for me.thank you sir

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

GATES (MOON). I refer to gates as doors or openings of opportunity for intercepting. As the opponent strikes, we intercept at either the opening or retracting of the attack. You have an opportunity to break down the gate if an opponent stops you from intercepting by blocking or placing a gate in front of your attack. You do so with your own block or strike.

[@Monki77383]

JKD is the best in my opinion. At least for me. I trained JKD for a short time in 2005 and then started WingTsun/WingChun due to a move. I trained WT for years until I reached the 1st teacher level. Today I can only say: Bruce Lee's philosophy was exactly the right one!!

[@XINQUANDAO]

Great Job man! Bruce can be proud of you

[@Korellar]

I found it very interesting. Great precision and speed. A bow to both of you. Thanks!

[@rich8880]

The gates have really opened my eyes to this art. Nothing but gratitude from me for your amazing contribution, Sifu.

[@Vwuweii]

Good instruction, nice repetition. Quick hands! Keep on flowin.

[@martinobrien4268]

Thanks for sharing this Sifu Hajnasr, In most all your videos yourself and your students demonstrate the speed, power and fluidity that i read about in the Tojkd. Thouroughly impressive stuff.

[@JKDVIPER]

Hands look like lightning .. the kid is vicious too..💥🐉🤛

[@StarletteJR]

THIS VID IS AWESOME AND I WISH I LIVED CLOSER SO I COULD TRAIN AT UR SCHOOL. THIS IS THE TYPE OF TRAINING IM LOOKIN FOR!! GREAT STUFF!!!

[@arcanearcher13]

You guys do realize he did all that flashy stuff against a completely non resisting person. When you can use it in sparring consistently it's a valid skill.

[@scottrussell876]

I’m late I know… Sorry for my tardiness but this is exactly what I’ve always been looking for when it comes to training JKD… Like man the quality of the teaching is potent… And I like how he uses his birthday as a way to apply the technique (27 Gates never thought of it that way and it’s mind blowing like yooo)… Also I’ve always wanted to learn JKD for obvious reasons lol even though I prefer in person training… This can be fuel to get me started and keep me going… Almost like a dream come true… And maaan that hand speed though ✊🏾🔥✊🏾🔥 goals right there… Appreciate this video a lot… Got me fired up to train now 🥋🥊🥋🥊🐉🌊

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

Welcome to the channel and thank you for the nice comments. I’m glad you found my videos helpful to you . 🙏 good luck with your JKD journey 👊👊

[@scottrussell876]

@@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO absolutely sir!! As a 3rd Degree black belt in Taekwondo and Krav Maga instructor… This could really help expand my martial arts experience and thank you 💪🏾💪🏾

[@FonkaZoid]

thank you Sifu Georg Hasnjar. We have no JKD school in my town. So my friend and I have committed to learning the 27 gates as you are teaching here. Once again thank you for sharing these techniques.

[@toxophilite6804]

This is the reason I have said for decades, in JKD size and weight means nothing in a real fight. This is not a weight lifting contest.👊

[@hmrhuang]

Size and weight CAN be important factors in a fight. But speed, powers of observation, skill/technique, and experience are others and that's what JKD emphasizes....

[@TheJackflash85]

Excellent instruction!

[@pizzulo81]

There are 2 gates. Inside and outside. That's it. You are either to the outside of the central line or the inside. Just like a "gate." You either open it or close it. Keep it simple. These are good speed and sensitivity drills, but keep the concept simple.

[@pastorvidro4174]

Correction there 3 Gates , he right top , middle , Low gates and open , outside which is known as the Blindside that where you want to be to Win in a fight .

[@crystalbluepartain3434]

He opened a gate to another gate then opened that too. Who says a door cant behind another door

[@josephperkins4080]

Wrong there is the uppee gate mid gate lower gate then you can break these down in to other gates and then there is the inner and outer gate

[@Genethagenius]

@@josephperkins4080Which is 6, which is how it is traditionally taught in Wing Chun & Jun Fan Gung Fu.

[@user-il3wm7jb9o]

Great work ! Bruce Lee would be very proud of you to continue his brilliant Kung Fu philosophy.

[@JKDVIPER]

Honorary stop by..🥊👌💥he takes it seriously.

[@theicarus9193]

very good offensives (wing tsun trappings). practicaly, these are almost unblockable engages, due to the fact of interception and speed, especially for someone who has no wing tsun expirience. theoreticaly, every well-chi-sao-educated person with sensitivity will counter them. big respect from greece.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

5 Corner Kicking is just that .. It was taught at the Oakland School .. The JKD kicking Drill is my own Creation .. You can creat one too .. The drill includes almost every kick used in JKD

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sifumikezielinski2238]

I've seen quite a few of your videos. Everyone that I've seen is Excellent!

[@user-pb3zl7lg4r]

I wish you were live in my country. I would do all my best to learn and study from you. You are amazing! If you could do slow motion of this excelent video lesson, I would be the happy man :)

[@kidbc7298]

Same in our country we don't have who teach jkdd so i start learning from youtube before maybe one years and now im so good but i have no one to work with just i imagine my self with someone and punch lol :(

[@lumianaspoi]

@@kidbc7298 hello you can just use a dummy or wood to practice

[@user-xg7ok5rk6c]

יש בישראל מאמן מטורף של גיט קון דו תלמיד של ג'ף קלנסי(קונספט) ופיטר איסטרלינג(אוריגינל) סיפו אופיר משה תעשה גוגל 😅😂🎉❤😊

[@ninadgupta5198]

Thank you for this session, this is literally all I've been searching for

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

GATES (MOON). I refer to gates as doors or openings of opportunity for intercepting. As the opponent strikes, we intercept at either the opening or retracting of the attack. You have an opportunity to break down the gate if an opponent stops you from intercepting by blocking or placing a gate in front of your attack. You do so with your own block or strike. For example, if he strikes with a straight jab or cross, you can either intercept before his attack reaches you or stop it with your own block. If he stops your counter strike with his own block, then your punch never retreats back to position to reload, instead it continues by immobilizing his blocking hand and hitting the target. In JKD, we intercept whatever is in front of us by breaking down that gate. Breaking down the gate can either be done by a single direct attack (SDA), a Hand Immobilization Attack (HIA), Trapping Hand (FON SOW), (ABC) Attack By Combination, (PIA) Progressively Indirect, (ABD) Attack By Drawing, and taking away the attacker’s entire weapon by closing in on the attacker. The five ways of attack are a massive force that will take down anything standing in its way, no matter how plugged or protected the blocker is. You should be able to take down any barrier that goes in front of you. Remember, for every attack there is a counter (BAK GUY BAK GEE). I will demonstrate 27 GATES in this book. Why 27 gates? The specific number chosen is relative to Bruce Lee’s birthday, and is purely in recognition of this date. These gates are not to be taken lightly. They are the backbone of JKD training. If you master these gates, you will have an unlimited amount of blocking and striking, therefore it is not necessary for you to only use these twenty- seven techniques. You have unlimited techniques. By unlimited I mean you can switch them around, generate from them, add kicks, and take downs, whatever works at the time. This way you are not limited to these techniques alone, but when it really comes down to it, you only need to do one in real life situations. That is why you must become these techniques, so when you need them they are there because in real situations you not going to say, “If he comes this way, I will block him this way. Then I will trap this way.” Well, let me assure you that it will not work. No matter how the attack has been brought on you, you should respond to it very naturally. We start from Woo or touching hand position. That is Not how a fight starts in most situations. What it’s teaching you is that both practitioners can be in a block position. For instance, if he punched then I blocked, I punch then he blocks instead, that’s why we start in block position. Therefore, both partners get a lot of repetition and you are already one step ahead. In addition, 95% of people strike with the right hand, so these gates are not designed to fight against another JKD student; their purpose is to block an orthodox fighter. Because when they strike with a telegraphic punch or cross hook or what ever they use, they end up right foot forward. So why not take advantage of their attack by counter attacking with JKD, and trapping their hands to use the front lead to the fullest? Footwork, pivoting, and hip rotation are used heavily to achieve full results. THE GATES should be practiced right lead unless you’re lefty. Then you will realize why we depend on the front lead so heavily because if you strike from the rear you are not going to be able to strike with power. You will end up trapping yourself because you will be going against the Yin and Yang structure and you are going to shorten yourself. When you put your right hand forward, you’re already halfway there with much more power and speed, which is very unlikely to be blocked even with a first strike. LEAK: leak attack is normally executed by the opponent against a very well plugged defense lines. Normally the leak attack is executed between the lower and the upper defense lines; no matter how well your gates are closed, a good JKD practitioner will always find a way to land an attack. Speed; snap hip and footwork are heavily required. Your rear heel must remain up because you are lunging forward before each strike. After practicing these gates, your JKD punch will be “felt before it is seen”. Note: every Pock Sow (slapping hand) will become Gum Sow (pressing hand) but with speed they both become one so don’t get confused which one you should do. It always starts with Pock Sow and finishes with gum sow.

[@altanjihangir4371]

Sir It was very very helpful, thanks a lot Sir. Looking forward for more videos.

[@themastere4572]

GATES: These are mechanical drills used to define a means of creating scientific opportunities to exploit an opposition's vulnerable points where good defensive skills is lacking. In an actual fight non of this stuff should come to mind. A good JKD practitioner won't think about it at all however react in stead with immediate controlled methods of swift attacks. Moreover he or she will also adapt to the conditions of the environment during this process and can also make matters appear effortless. Remember. ... everything in the streets will not always go with the pattern of what's taught in the dojo. Thus you must practice the art of actual realistic combat readiness for all possibilities in regards to overall self defense situations. Let the seeds of knowledge be planted and the student be one who grows with them increasingly in ways that has no end.

[@tailssexe]

I can't imagine your skill training with Bruce. Your amazing ty for showing me this...this is mostly what I lack and neglect

[@belkys120]

JKD IS , AN AMAZING FIGHTING ART 🖼!!!!! . FLEXIBILITY , SPEED , AND STRENGTH COMBINE TO MAKE A DEALY FIGHTING STLYLE. !!!!!!! . NOT FOR THE SLOW OR WEAK .!!!!!! SOME TEACHERS , ADD SOME , KUNG FU , PHILOSOPHY !!!!.TO EXPAN YOUR MIND .!!!!!😎👍📚📖📚🙏🏾👍....[ EXCELLENT DEMONSTRATION ]< .🙏🏾👍❤️

[@1straycat99]

i like it very awesome on it .best always to ya

[@Genethagenius]

I have over 20 years in Jun Fan Gung Fu & JKD, (along with Wing Chun & other arts like GJJ) and I haven’t seen anything wrong with the techniques he’s teaching. I was confused at first by Sifu George’s use of the term “Gates” (which I believe he is getting from Randy Williams, who I think has kind of over-complicated a very simple system in regards to his organization & classification) whereas I would classify these, and how they are classified in Sifu Inosanto’s 1966 notes as a progression and later as “Series”, such as the “Loy Pak Da Series”, etc. The only reference I to “Gates” I have seen officially in the Jun Fan & JKD method is the Wing Chun 4-Corner Gate Drill and the 5 Gate (Ng Moon) Series. And generally the connection or “Bridge” points were generally: 1. Outside to Outside 2. Inside to Outside 3. Inside to Inside with those being able to be done from a high reference point or low reference point.

[@mugan5347]

We do similar things in our Wing Chun, but off of Chi sao...

[@BuddhaLove77]

This is a excellent training! The late American Master Charles Nelson would have been really really impressed!! I honestly wish you were training in the New York area. Please be safe !🙏

[@TopoftheLineTraining]

Great video, thanks for sharing!!! Wish I had something like this 30 years ago! God Bless take care Ed

[@rukitiopira4060]

Fast hands lovely to watch

[@sura4542]

Excellent master.. ✨ Happy Birthday Lee master 🐉

[@rontate7719]

I see even now we are caught up in names....But I enjoyed the vid and some of the comments are wisdom,to show me where we still are... Thanks for the vid....

[@089hlj]

This is an interesting take on the trapping. Pretty original too. Some of these I hadn't seen before.

[@farzadskate2726]

18:12 Bruce did that one too 😂🙏🐉

[@Jrock4ABS]

I tech Traditional Wing Chun student of William Cheung I love seeing the Wing Chun drills in JKD

[@patrickbrien4013]

Great video and well explained.

[@izzysykopth]

Your newest sub salutes you!

[@itsgleneaton4883]

Excellent. But I think that in later years Bruce had evolved from this because his punches were so fast that they could not be trapped or blocked.so at that point a punch was just a punch but with blinding speed and simplicity.

[@charlieray2132]

first off this is a great video hands down..I love that you have gone in depth to show I variety of ways that the fight could progress in the trapping range..fantastic!!! I will point out one thing that I think you may have wrong. again let me stress " maybe" you mentioned briefly that this is jkd bread and butter, then said that if your not doing this , then your not doing jkd. please if you would explain a bit further on this point. with that being said I would like to point out that jkd philosophy clearly states that this is a simple, direct , effective and non traditional way of living. further more its tailor made...just like a nice suit ...one does not fit all...its unique to every person. this quality is a Harmony that lays in balance between the form and the formless . it is about relationship between human to human...fighting one person the path may be one way, to fight another , that path may not be as effective as another...no different than how we relate to different people from all walks of life in our everyday lives. but I'm not bringing this up too put down your video, in fact I love the work that you have done. I truly just want with all of my heart for you to understand and accept that the was only one Bruce Lee...he showed us how to truly express ourselves. my next question for you is this, are you honestly and completely expressing yourself? after you have thought about that ask yourself , am I being honest or am I lying to myself? am I expressing my interpretation of Bruce and living under his shadow? nothing in jkd is set...only what is effective and personally and quite quite essentially your own. sincerely charlie ray of Newark Ohio ... forever a student.

[@frankyjkd]

Doesn't matter how you call it, it's pure and simple normal Trapping!

[@cowoganteng3776]

Good training, 👍👍👍👍👍

[@JKDVIPER]

1:02 great job George

[@RP752000]

This instructor has great taste in shoes.

[@ajjkdluigi8687]

You a shoe fetishist or wat?!😅

[@RP752000]

@@ajjkdluigi8687 The demonstration got me thinking for a real life confrontation, one could go straight for the toes.

[@funkyfreshmohn]

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing. I wish the naysayers would at least back up their claims rather than say things like "If you read Bruce's books..." If people out there think something doesn't work show us so we all can learn. "Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless and add what is specifically your own. What works for me is not necessarily going to work for everyone. But I can guarantee you won't learn this stuff by reading a book or two.

[@Th3_0_h8]

Bruce Lee's jkd is of the intercepting fist. How to instinctively block an attack and counter it swiftly. Also jkd is supposed to get rid of unnecessary forms. I feel you guys have my your own jkd and don't teach the version that lee created.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

SHADOW Son obviously you have no understanding of JKD’s five ways of attacK HIA .. thank you for comment

[@Th3_0_h8]

I said no number in my reply to your video. Quick to be defensive because you know I speak the truth. Your teaching jkd. Just not bruce Lee's jkd

[@JKDVIPER]

18:12 fantastic gentlemen 🐉☝️💯💥🤛

[@user-gf1rs6ip9l]

Super

[@DeathSentryCoH]

I remember you coming to a seminar a couple of years ago in Poughkeepsie NY with some of your students; obvious from then and this video that the lack of certification or an instructor hasn't hurt your ability to teach or execute. Excellent video. BTW, where do you teach at? Couldn't remember if you were in NY

[@wayloncavazone5678]

This is what I Like to see keeping it real !!!! hell yea !!! lol love it !!!! Be nice if there was one in Farmington New Mexico lol just saying???

[@user-go7yt6kj7x]

Sehr schnelles und gutes jkd...mp jkd munich ❤

[@michaelvendick2785]

Good, good, good, good

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

The True Nature of JKD i don't even like to talk about JKD is a necessity

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

The gates that are taught in JKD/WC are defensive Gates .. MY GATE( my own) are ENTRIES doors of opportunity that I can enter no matter how PLUGED or good your defensive movements are .. I WILL ENTER ..

[@marcosrey586]

Ok. No offense, but then itś a trapping series of 27 movements, a trapping progressión win 27 steps based on sensitivity, not are gates and entries. Iḿ telling you very respecfully. I even have your JKD book (the most complete i ever read) and i think is excellent. Who was you sifu in JKD? The Book just mention seminars and people who help you with your JKD, but no who trainned you and certified you as instructor.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

+Marcos Rey hello first thank you for your support .. My goal was never to earn a peace of paper or train only with one Sifu. I searched 13 of Bruce Lee's students and than I decided to return back to the original freedom ( Myself) what does work for George? and that's what you see.. I don't want you to mistake not having a peace of paper for knowledge training , practicing and research and that's what should matter.. After 42 years of researching and still searching JKD I feel I earned SELF KNOWLEDGE ..

[@navedkhan9007]

JKD ACADEMY OF MMA Sifu George Hajnasr

[@mark1983peace]

"I WILL ENTER" Sounds kinky. Also, only a sith speaks in absolutes. Surely a person could move themselves out of range, or slip, or sidestep.

[@rickycampos4770]

JKD ACADEMY OF MMA Sifu George Hajnasr yeah like Bruce Lee said it doesn't matter where it comes from you should always use it

[@Joshuatree7746]

Bruce Lee's JKD is just Wing Chun. So funny.

[@xxpianoxfortexx]

It seems that most of these stem from combinations consisting of a pak da or lap da upon contact; those would be really good to practice so that it happens reflexively when you touch.

[@igorlarin231]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS.

[@seven73ify]

Thank you

[@mikexiong24]

Now th these are the real moves u see in " the big boss"

[@sujithindunil1999]

what speed ,wow i am impressed

[@seldermer]

Good job as always. Thanks for your effort.

[@pastorvidro4174]

In TWC that is Tan sao and Lop Sao and Punch . Very Effective when Practice and become Second Nature . Good way to Defend oneself easy .

[@christiangoyri6522]

Thx for the video

[@stephenjones5348]

Not seen it this done well for a long time I’ve trained with a few of Bruce lee’s students here and America ☺️

[@johnkarpf2638]

Nice 👍

[@kanerobinson6412]

I love this, do you do lessons on the 5 types of attacks? I need more understanding there.

[@76kamikazi]

People these are just drills thats all,nothing to argue about, now applying drills to a real live combat situation thats a whole different situation.

[@JKDVIPER]

13:15 that’s a slick one ☝️

[@jjones7837]

Thanks for sharing. Very useful.

[@Adam-or4no]

some nice techniques thanks for sharing respect to u

[@supasurgeon04]

I enjoyed watching this video. I was wondering if you have a video about functionalizing your trapping skills. I have been studying JKD and Kali and love the empty hand aspects of both arts but, do not have a good feel for functionalizing the traps and the understanding of sectoring and forward pressure.

[@thatnunchuckguy7028]

He says if you don't do the gates you're not practicing JKD. I beg to differ. Real jeet kune do is a set of principles you can apply to the martial art/arts you practice. This drill is not even mentioned in the tao of jeet kune do (which I have). It may be a mainstream of jun fan kung fu that is taught but it isn't real jeet kune do

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

@W B have you ever read the Tao or know what HIA is?

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

W B I guess you missed part of your bible where it shows the FIVE .. (5 ) Five ways attack not Four . Also it says if you can’t pock him you can fook him 😂.. you missed that too?

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

W B GATES (MOON). I refer to gates as doors or openings of opportunity for intercepting. As the opponent strikes, we intercept at either the opening or retracting of the attack. You have an opportunity to break down the gate if an opponent stops you from intercepting by blocking or placing a gate in front of your attack. You do so with your own block or strike. For example, if he strikes with a straight jab or cross, you can either intercept before his attack reaches you or stop it with your own block. If he stops your counter strike with his own block, then your punch never retreats back to position to reload, instead it continues by immobilizing his blocking hand and hitting the target. In JKD, we intercept whatever is in front of us by breaking down that gate. Breaking down the gate can either be done by a single direct attack (SDA), a Hand Immobilization Attack (HIA), Trapping Hand (FON SOW), (ABC) Attack By Combination, (PIA) Progressively Indirect, (ABD) Attack By Drawing, and taking away the attacker’s entire weapon by closing in on the attacker. The five ways of attack are a massive force that will take down anything standing in its way, no matter how plugged or protected the blocker is. You should be able to take down any barrier that goes in front of you. Remember, for every attack there is a counter (BAK GUY BAK GEE). I will demonstrate 27 GATES in this book. Why 27 gates? The specific number chosen is relative to Bruce Lee’s birthday, and is purely in recognition of this date. These gates are not to be taken lightly. They are the backbone of JKD training. If you master these gates, you will have an unlimited amount of blocking and striking, therefore it is not necessary for you to only use these twenty- seven techniques. You have unlimited techniques. By unlimited I mean you can switch them around, generate from them, add kicks, and take downs, whatever works at the time. This way you are not limited to these techniques alone, but when it really comes down to it, you only need to do one in real life situations. That is why you must become these techniques, so when you need them they are there because in real situations you not going to say, “If he comes this way, I will block him this way. Then I will trap this way.” Well, let me assure you that it will not work. No matter how the attack has been brought on you, you should respond to it very naturally. We start from Woo or touching hand position. That is Not how a fight starts in most situations. What it’s teaching you is that both practitioners can be in a block position. For instance, if he punched then I blocked, I punch then he blocks instead, that’s why we start in block position. Therefore, both partners get a lot of repetition and you are already one step ahead. In addition, 95% of people strike with the right hand, so these gates are not designed to fight against another JKD student; their purpose is to block an orthodox fighter. Because when they strike with a telegraphic punch or cross hook or what ever they use, they end up right foot forward. So why not take advantage of their attack by counter attacking with JKD, and trapping their hands to use the front lead to the fullest? Footwork, pivoting, and hip rotation are used heavily to achieve full results. THE GATES should be practiced right lead unless you’re lefty. Then you will realize why we depend on the front lead so heavily because if you strike from the rear you are not going to be able to strike with power. You will end up trapping yourself because you will be going against the Yin and Yang structure and you are going to shorten yourself. When you put your right hand forward, you’re already halfway there with much more power and speed, which is very unlikely to be blocked even with a first strike. LEAK: leak attack is normally executed by the opponent against a very well plugged defense lines. Normally the leak attack is executed between the lower and the upper defense lines; no matter how well your gates are closed, a good JKD practitioner will always find a way to land an attack. Speed; snap hip and footwork are heavily required. Your rear heel must remain up because you are lunging forward before each strike. After practicing these gates, your JKD punch will be “felt before it is seen”. Note: every Pock Sow (slapping hand) will become Gum Sow (pressing hand) but with speed they both become one so don’t get confused which one you should do. It always starts with Pock Sow and finishes with

[@probl3msolv3r]

this is EXPRESSING YOURSELF!

[@abdellahjujitsu9451]

Excelente video thank you sifu

[@AfonsoAlef]

He is you son MAster? Thanks for lessons. One question? What is your lineage? Thanks and Kinlai!

[@seven73ify]

Good Job Thanks!

[@sanekabc]

Dude, You aren't creating gates. You are simply creating striking combinations.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

😂😂 your funny Dude .. They are not strikes but your closed minded is COOL !! 😱😱

[@philosopher0076]

Good video but this isn't really JKD. This is its precursor, Jun Fan Gung Fu. The physical elements of JKD are mostly principals of fencing and western boxing, with other things added to the mix....elbows, punch/jab kicks, leg obstructions, stop hits, etc. However it IS better to be familiarized with the Jun Fan curriculum to support the transition into JKD. So, anyhow, you did a good video.

[@theprofessional8966]

Your good at what your doing, but I always saw some flaws in JKD. I disagree about putting your right side forward, if your right handed, that’s your power side, your left side is your relaxed side, which becomes your fastest side, so I’m opposite side as you. If your power hand is out front and it gets destroyed, then your in trouble. Also to easy to break front leg, you have to have a power leg for strong stance. You have to guard your power leg. What your doing is really Wing Chun, we did all this in Wing Chun, and Praying Mantis has some similar moves. But Bruce started this right side forward stuff, and he could get away with it. People trying to be him, is wrong, be yourself, Bruce learned by watching others, not so much by instruction. Always be natural, be yourself, use whatever works for you. But in sixty eight years, nobody ever stopped by punch or was faster than me. So it takes many many years for some to get fast, and a few, will already be fast. Trapping hands is a great practice, but it doesn’t always work in the streets, but there will be sometimes use of it. Your doing good, keep training hard and good luck to you.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

Thank you for your comment. It’s normally strong side forward . There is no stance in a real altercation. In sports I always teach right foot and hand forward . It’s like a boxing jab but you are jabbing with your strong hand and your rear hand becomes just as powerful as your front . In most arts they stand in an orthodox stance that leaves you open and that’s why many fighters and boxers hate to face a southpaw fighter because it messes up their whole game . 🙏

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

Why don't you explain to us what the 4 gates are without looking it up? Thank you for the lesson on the straight lead ! I hope that is the answer to all your problems ..

[@theicarus9193]

there are 2 central lines; horizontal / vertical. like a coordinate system in math. they called gates, because these are the points of motion. points where energy origins and start flowing. it has nothing to do with the actual goal (hit landing). it has a lot to do with the ying-yang philosophy; the basis of wing chun. strenght vs speed - focus vs awareness - "shield and sword" - bong sao vs tan sao.. (left and right energy flow) and so on. nice video- I would have used the word engages instead of gates.

[@Kingmartialarts]

The Icarus Yes in wing chun are 4 gates, but JKD has five gates, the central point where the 4 gates thouch together is considered the number five gate (ng moon in cantonese), thats a Bruce Lee concept. Iḿ watching this video over an over and i still, I don't understand why this guy says that he find 27 gates. ????? He really understand what a gate is????

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

Okay this right here is slightly dangerous lol ... That's why I warn against JKD IT IS VERY DANGEROUS !

[@josephperkins4080]

🤔🤔😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@watz7316]

JKD does contain trapping series , but it certainly isn't the backbone of the art as stated here. I learnt from Dan Inosanto so yes I do know.

[@txlec99]

almost feels like im watching 2 lighting strikes going back in forth with that sound effects "skhsh" "skhsh" --- "skhsh" "skhsh" lol.

[@ajjkdluigi8687]

That you call "breath out" while you attack

[@doraimoonobi]

27 ? I don't think Bruce Lee meant Jkd in this way...

[@jerry171460]

At 7.05, he turned his fist and punched his partner at the stomach. Please don't tell me he has a lot of power on that kind of punch! If he changed to leopard fist, he could generate more power on his punch. Choy Lee Fut uses this kind of punch a lot.

[@jimpoff1509]

Wow, I am. Impressed! Very fast!

[@taylorbee4010]

A fun thing to do is make it he other person focus on trapping and then just hit them out of nowhere

[@rickames]

Will some reveal how to make the computer go into slow motion, so i can monitor the techniques better? Thank you.

[@SifuGeorgeHajnasrJEETKUNEDO]

In my book I show the gates. You can see how the techniques are executed .If there is something you really need to know I will make a small clip and upload to you ..

[@rickames]

Sifu George Hajnasr Thanks for replying...since I never took this style & too me if i saw it slow motion, I think I could practice with someone so we could practice it better in my book! Thanks you sir!

[@cameronforbes2649]

The Cog on the bottom right of the video display allows you to control the speed.

[@spencer72441]

gracias muy buen video por favor comparte mas un saludo desde colombia

[@d.j.finest5598]

I thought JKD was supposed to be formless, limitless and responsive like water? I would love to see this really demonstrated. His partner is responding like a “good student”.

[@axelstone3131]

You can’t train something that has no form: it has structure, principles and techniques. However, it isn’t wing chun. A lot of this stuff in this video Bruce stopped doing by the 70’s. A lot of stuff is taught as “JKD” but they are stuck in the 60’s. Bruce found better, more effective, direct and simple approaches. Remember, JKD is supposed to be simple, direct and non classical. A lot of what you are seeing here is classical stuff.