JKD Basics: 5 Ways of Attack in Jeet Kune Do

[@coconuthead1361]

I like how he started out with a Bruce Lee quote. Positive points in my book.

[@adonayh225]

Coconut Head i like your profile pic and name it brings me back lool

[@Bubble23428]

Eztli Ixtli ..... god dammit just stop saying that

[@franciscosalvo8603]

Bicelee

[@LWLProductions]

Coconut Head acting like he didn't notice the camera was the was cringy af though

[@MrStewface]

I just got home

[@R1nji]

The most important part of Jeet Kune Do (which unfortunately wasn't mentioned by Nate) is to "Absorb what is useful, discard what is useless, and add what is specifically your own." It is something that Bruce Lee repeated in his books over and over again. He never meant for people to fight like he did. It would contradict the whole philosophy of finding yourself and your style. I've been studying JKD for a while now, but I would never in my life want my guard to be that low in a fight. This may have worked for Bruce Lee, but I'm way too slow for that, so I keep my hands at face-level to be able to protect myself more quickly. Also note that the straight lead is meant to be used to catch your opponent off guard, which is why it is important to throw it quickly and without telegraphing it, and is usually followed up by more attacks/a takedown. I get that he tried to show off a technique, but it is always important to mention what you can/should do next. You don't just stand there after a quick punch, and expect your opponent to be impressed as shit. You're meant to finish the fight.

[@deadlychip973]

So what you're saying is that there fight finishers and should be use to end a fight or prevent more damage?

[@sakibomb9393]

So because bruce Lee infisied to finding yourself you decided to stick with being "way to slow" . bout time you work on your speed. Also, Some people build off of basics and master them, if his basics is exactly bruce Lee style, let the man shine. He can mimic the style and surprise you with his own in the mits of the exchange.

[@WizardMindBarbarianBody]

My understanding is that this video is about concepts of attacking. It's just to introduce some methods of closing the distance for that offensive defense concept. He chooses one technique to make the variations easier to understand. We are supposed to internalize the concept and use what works for us and discard what doesn't. In that regard I think Nate accomplished this goal in a very good way as a 10 minute introduction. We can get deeper through training and sparring and testing.

[@LG-gm6fc]

Always good to remember Jeet Ken Do is hybrid...it is very dynamic and I loved this simple demonstration. Very good discipline was used.

[@TQuartet]

@@WizardMindBarbarianBody He did specifically state at the beginning of the video, " Five ways of attact and i am going to deminstrate just one of the five ways of attack/defend!!!!!

[@jasondiew]

Thanks rock lee

[@Anfernee.Clarke]

Goku from the 6ix hahaha 😂😂

[@dazzawesome]

😂😂😂

[@teesaifele9391]

Goku from the 6ix 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I laughed too hard at this

[@Qwerty-tz3jw]

Goku from the 6ix looks more like gai

[@christianallantello1678]

Be water my friend

[@seddar]

It's easy to intercept fists or kicks, when you know what your opponent will do. I've been following JKD lessons. It was learning JKD tecniques and sparring. A real street fight is something else. You'll use anything you got. Bruce was a real street fighter.

[@AllenJohn]

Bite, claw, break or run. Anything to survive a fight

[@MoveConsistently]

True but remember You will fight how you train

[@_VISION.]

You just said a whole bunch of nothing for what?

[@jburme01]

this is literally Bruce Lee's martial art, it literally translates to intercept the fist

[@johnalsop2303]

Good job !! I practiced JKD in 2008 with my sons. It was awesome!!! Still practicing 5 nights a week.

[@manuelsolano2955]

How was your experience mate

[@XVSvideoz]

@@manuelsolano2955 killed 2 of his kids, wife is next on radar

[@Varun-uv4li]

@@manuelsolano2955 that was step father clapped kune do

[@JKD469]

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[@aliekexie8467]

I cant be the only one who got reminded of Liu Kang.

[@karlhans6678]

you remind me of porn

[@aliekexie8467]

You're such a charmer.

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

Aliekexie I was reminded of liu kang too. whenever I think of Bruce Lee... MMA, jeet kune do, and Liu kang come to mind. coincidence that liu kang was based off of Lee and modeled after him(fighting style wise and appearance wise etc)

[@Bubble23428]

Elijah Baker lol liu kang wears headband

[@elmerhouston5915]

Yes this guy looks exactly like that actor who played lui kang in the MK movie

[@TheJpmaster69]

so many black belts in keyboard warfare in the comments.... smh

[@domtha566]

Master Joao Teach me the ways of keyboard warfare

[@jammyface3041]

I have a black belt. It’s nice. Thick leather with a big brass buckle. I also have a grey belt that doubles as a tourniquet if I ever need. That way my attacker may not die when I rip their arm off and beat them with it.

[@J4C08G4M3R]

No black belt here just an understanding of what feats Bruce Lee went to and it will never be replicated ever again I don't care how many KZbin vids you make or how fancy you think your fake Bruce lead punch is with only a quarter of the power that Bruce had lol

[@SuperOscar2003]

Jimmy Reid and I can do a kamehameha

[@watkinsrory]

Yup never heard of this shit and I watch a fair amount of fighting. Where are all the contestants ?

[@Dale_The_Space_Wizard]

I have never looked into Jeet Kune Do, so I found this very informative.

[@fasterblade1819]

JKD is my favorite standup martial arts disipline. I took a free class of it years ago. I got a buddy that is JKD certified and a black belt in brazilian jiu jitsu hes a walking weapon. This guy with the bruce lee shirt, his technique looks perfect! Awesome video!

[@amirwissa83]

I aint no martial expert, but the fluidy of his movement is beautifull!

[@geraldcalderon8306]

"Be water my friend" I love bruce lee :)

[@angeltafolla9783]

"drink water my friend" Bruce Lee -2016

[@mauricemorgan512]

Angel Tafolla “have sex with water my friend” Bruce Lee - 2020

[@Mr.Raptoor]

Lol

[@basedcataphract5852]

@@mauricemorgan512 your water is contaminated my friend -Bruce lee (2020 Coronavirus outbreak)

[@indigosoldier872]

“That’s not water my friend” -Bruce lee 2021

[@JaxBlade]

Nice Speed :)

[@sensumei]

+Jericho Corona lol

[@javierbautista2023]

+Jericho Corona asians are known for taking steroids and beatings in mma. Only asian champs in asian organitations

[@bloodywolfjones4589]

JaxBlade holy shit man im subscribed to what a pleasant surprise

[@thehandturkey8484]

JaxBlade hey Jax

[@squifflessquaffles6339]

JaxBlade Yay! It’s Jax! OwO

[@bobbypaycheque]

A real fight isn't going to be a back and forth exchange like it is in a sport like boxing. The strengths of JKD is the specific targeting of soft spot (ie groin, throat, whatever) and the set up for the take down. These are awesome entries into grappling range imho, where solid judo/BJJ will handle the rest. Super useful for getting in that crucial first strike with speed, efficiency and your own self defense in mind.

[@mavericksdcuo2409]

you've never experienced real fight haven't you? real fight's gonna be aggressive swinging encounter when usually you're opponent will try to run you over with punches and pushes

[@bobbypaycheque]

Mavericks® DCUO Which is why Judo is, imho, the best street defense. Nobody hits harder than the ground. Nobody. Slam the average joe blow hard onto concrete and the fight ends right there. And after some Judo it is shocking how easy it is to plant someone on the ground. Judo doesn't close distance well though, that is where I find stuff like this can be handy. Understanding the centerline and how to protect your balance. I used similar centerline deflection with Judo to sit people down at the drug store I used to work at. 99% of people have no clue how to defend a decisive ashi waza.

[@mavericksdcuo2409]

+bobbypaycheque well listen judo is great and all but it became a sport more than it is a martial art. mma is modern type of MARTIAL ART and it takes most of the easiest and effectiveness techniques from every martial art such as judo. but it does it with no gi

[@bobbypaycheque]

Mavericks® DCUO You call out Judo for being a sport but then cite MMA as a martial art? The only equipment we wear in Judo is... well... clothes. You know, clothes? The stuff 99.9% of people you meet in the street are wearing? Yeah, haven't seen a fight between two guys only wearing boxer briefs. In MMA not only are you wearing a cup and mouth guard (aside from having a LONG list of illegal moves), you have paddded gloves on your hands. Fact is those MMA guys can't throw heavy straights without tape supporting the small joints of the wrist and hand and ample padding. The other fact is that Judo has represented extremely well in MMA and Judo throws and trips, as well as the locks, work regardless of gi or no gi. Judo just doesn't see the point in getting serious injury at the competition level. Competition is for getting better at judo, not getting seriously injured while practicing. All encounters I've seen (a lot) and the few I've been in all go to grappling range fast. Judo was good enough for William Fairbairn (was accepted at Kodokan Judo University in Tokyo in 1918) when he created the first standardized modern military H2H combat system which was utilized heavily in British police units and WWII. MMA doesn't train you to fight without extensive protective equipment nor does it train you to stay off the ground. BJJ is not suitable for street defense (well written article by French BJJ black belt and champion Florent Luccioni explains in greater depth) and while the striking is good, the excellent head movement of strict boxing is often missing. MMA has less street application than Judo. Again, nobody hits harder than the ground. Accelerating at speed onto concrete never did anyone any good, nor did immediately thereafter getting an arm broken in three places. Judo gets it done without presenting the possibility of the practitioners own techniques hurting his best weapons, his hands, unlike boxing without gloves.

[@FearlessP4P1]

Except real fights are back and forth. The fact that you brought up boxing shows that something offended you. Just like JKD boxing focuses on the weak spots too. Except that with boxing you'll have superior footwork and punching power with greater precision. I rather have bjj/judo in my tool box if I were a pure boxer than a pure JKD guy. The punches that Nate were throwing were fast but they didn't seem strong enough for KO or knockdown.

[@king_beene4336]

I enjoy the concept of JDK... Even when being attacked you move into an opening with your counter. Its the same mindset as chess... Always forwarded and never back... Awesome instructions man.

[@king_beene4336]

JKD*

[@mikecapson1845]

i like it alot too, when i was liitle kid, and i was scared of dark halls, and ghost, i tighten my fists, and went trought it, later i became downhill rider, and wingsuit jumping, now i learned with nunchucku and now i rediscovered Bruce, and found out, JKD is my lifestyle, dont hesitate, trust yourself and move first.

[@MartyMoose1611]

I never knew to pivot on the back foot in JKD. One detail makes a big difference. Thank you!

[@canadiancyborg5585]

This video is exactly what I wanted to see without knowing it's what I wanted to see, absolutely love the JKD concept; thanks for that Shane! Keep up the great work

[@hanshuynh8704]

respect goes out to Shane for trying different things. don't see too much jkd these days

[@seapeoplesdidnothingwrong1307]

Ya, the guy teaching this can't see much either.

[@think91]

Maybe because is taught over and over again amongst those who have learned it. You typically won't see Jkd used in most street fighting videos mainly because a lot of the people who learned Jkd, like myself, Have also learned to avoid conflict until absolutely necessary. Also, most people can't get their phones out in time for the occasional well timed and precise Jkd knockout resulting from utilization of these same techniques exhibited here and more. Of course, doesn't always happen like that and even people well versed in Jkd may also just have a regular street stance and may get in situations where they cannot properly apply the Jkd form into their actual fight just then. def props to Shane for the outreach to give his viewers further insight into the world of fighting.

[@Layk35]

Most eyerolling comment I've ever read up there

[@brandonturcotte9351]

ACTiiVEBEASTT Gaming the most realistic viewpoint of JKD I’ve ever heard, good show

[@MrTheil]

Brandon Turcotte It’s like how Bruce Lee describes it: “The Art of Fighting Without Fighting”

[@09Dragonite]

Pulling these punches has to be insane. His speed is incredible, and I like the JKD mentality to pull the best pieces of Martial Arts together.

[@mikebb1000]

JKD is the best, it’s a beautiful art. I really appreciate you sharing your skills and techniques with me. I’ve watched this video several times I’m practicing the art slowly. It’s never too late to learn how to protect yourself. 🙏

[@soldier257]

i'm so happy that i've basically agreed with everything this guy says. my own personal training and understanding has been on point! i love martial arts!!

[@jayceeinvincible]

Awesome Tutorial...Ninja Nate's JKD is flawless

[@theboltthrower8661]

I really appreciate what you´re doing by introducing all these different type of martial arts practicioners to us. Thanks Shane!!!

[@ashketchum6025]

Who needs martial arts when you can have pokemon to defend you.. Silly Shane.

[@dopekidd4534]

lol

[@feliciene-barbrother1044]

w

[@moist_captain]

I prefer bullet proof armor.

[@themartialnerd3286]

+Ash Ketchum that would be true if U EVER WON A MATCH!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mlggamer4259]

+Patrick Quinn internet burnnn!!!😲😲😲😂😂😂

[@JBradDragon]

the real hero is the guy in the beginning deadass not flinching with those punching coming at him

[@luminous5119]

"Be still as water,Be fierce like a lion"

[@captaindeo9594]

The speed on this guy is mint, subscribed to nate, thanks Shane :)

[@HDsharp]

hes slow as fuck, hes only fast cos hes bare fisted, there are boxers with gloves who are faster.

[@goatmansasquatch1485]

It looks faster when you know where and what punch will come

[@justinbuys8501]

Thanks for the tips! Kinda weird I've been using those technique since I was a kid. I never knew it was an actually technique. Just always felt natural being a right hander

[@justinbuys8501]

Yeah! 9 and 0

[@coolworms7297]

and if you're left handed like me u can just switch the stance, its brilliant

[@NMeyer0]

Very fluid! "Be like water my friends."

[@robbietheking69]

be water dudes, SA or SAA - one direct blows (hand, kick, elbow...) ABC - classic combo (change the line - hand kick hand or kick hand kick to confuse ideas) ABD - create an opening to lure opponent in it then you prepare the countermeasure HIA - trapping hands (check chi sao / sticking hands too) PIA - you change in itinere your line of attack: you transform a jeet tek in a fouetté mediane, or after a pak sao da ching choy, if you got blocked, you recharge the weapon and go with lau sin chau and if it's blocked also you recharge and do gin choy (ron balicki's advises). this JKD is very funny. be water, put the water in the cup it becomes the cup, in a dish becomes dish, in stomach becomes urine (LOL). great Bruce Lee.

[@GearShifter925]

I learnt these Jeet Kune Do Basics during my Teenager days 😊 Thanks to GREATEST i.e, Bruce Lee's Self defense Books series 📚. " Bruce Lee's Fighting methods" Books. There were some books covering the details such as First one book 1). Basics training, 2). Self defense techniques, 3). Skills in techniques, 4). Advance techniques. I was a die-hard BIG FAN of Bruce lee (now still i am). I tried to watch his every single movies. I ALWAYS tried to copy his moves and style of fighting. 🤭 ( I took southpaw fighting stance instead of orthodox same as LEE ) I Really dedicated myself with the help of above Fighting methods books 📚. Nowadays as ages increased my interest in fighting/violence gets decreased...Mind goes more wiser, calm, peace etc. BUT one should always be prepared for any bad situations. Right...!!!! 😊 🙏🏻

[@cobleoski1723]

I actually thought this was informative, am I the only one?

[@pudgeneedsadiet8876]

Probably. Everyone in the comment section is hell bent on critizing this stuff just coz the guy is Asian and apparently this style dosent work... Which is odd as it is the origins of MMA and contains elements of Muay Thai, judo, boxing, kick boxing and karate: which everyone in the comment section are saying is better than this. Idiots.

[@cobleoski1723]

Pudge needs a diet Yea. i read a book that was about JKD and the stuff Bruce Lee talks about is just brilliant and very useful. (mainly for self-defense not sport)

[@ericarzt9128]

People are critiquing it because they don't understand 2 key elements of JKF. A. Jeet kune do is more a mentality then a style. Use what's helpful from all martial arts, discard what's not. Simply and refine what works best for you. It's not as rigid as the guy in this video makes it out to be. 2. JKD is a self defense martial art, you don't see it in the octagon because throat punches are illegal. All the guys saying "you better knock him out with that little punch otherwise your running right in to a left hook". The aim of jkd is to maim, disable, and kill. Not ko. It's not tournament mma

[@free2flow]

I like it as well, thought it's good demonstration.

[@spikespiegel8661]

Cobleoski Could you tell me the name of the book? id definitely would love to read it

[@super117knight]

On youtube i cant even look in the comments without raging out... so many stupid people More JKD please!

[@super117knight]

+tyson mccorkle in that video u really just see a variation of a jab but yeah haters do what haters gonna do :)

[@pianogiovanna4854]

JUST MONIKA Rip Etika

[@YizTheGOAT]

Damn ninja Nate is fast as lightning lol

[@giorgig4828]

Ninja shit

[@morandoembalneariocamboriu8541]

Undisputed so polite...Just can be a muai thay fighter...

[@giorgig4828]

+Michel Dognini - ACE uhmmm... i was quotating Nate diaz

[@morandoembalneariocamboriu8541]

Undisputed yes, Alpha Consulting Expert, will also play fun with my Nick? How so mature...

[@giorgig4828]

+Michel Dognini - ACE wat

[@HumalDiscover]

I can see some of the Wing Chun element within it, as JKD uses Wing Chun as the core idea to develop. Good stuff

[@QuickmixProductions]

The fencing technics are very important in most JKD attacks.

[@greedfox7842]

I know this is just a quick tutorial, but would you at least have him punch at you instead of way off to the side and way out of range like that?

[@dazzawesome]

Bruce Lee ?!? Awesome video ! Guy knows his JKD I'm impressed.

[@622PSS]

Hundreds and thousands of guys seem to focus only on the skills of JKD when demonstrating those from Bruce Lee's three booklets on JKD, whereas his lightning-like speed & thunder-like power are often overlooked. Just compare the video clips of his demonstration decades ago with those of the others' on KZbin! IMHO, JKD is tailored-made for Bruce Lee himself. The use of lead punch and lead kick ( 前鋒手、前鋒腳) can best explain the uniqueness of JKD, and exposes its inherent weakness with the absence of the triple combination of skill, speed and power. Ninja Nate surely can kick my ass. He could have displayed the very basics of JKD in a better manner if he got a better partner. But sparring with a quality fighter, without restraint of using JKD only, may be a different story for him !

[@SonicPAJ]

But isn't the point of JKD to find what works best for you anyways?

[@nuclearwaste2062]

exactly. everybody has their own interpretation of JKD.

[@HDsharp]

And almost everyone has got the JKD punching technique all wrong, people dont know not many people have figured out bruce lee's punching technique, despite ninja man here looking quick but compare to bruce he is a snail. Anyone who remotely can get bruce's technique right can surely to a degree be just as fast, but they're not barring a few.

[@chadthunderjock6520]

Ninja Nate is a true master of Jeet Kune Do! it's watching Bruce Lee in action!

[@indragunawan205]

Now that you mention it, Bruce's stand really do looks like combination of fencing and boxing

[@alenter2403]

That was freaking AWESOME!!!!! DUDE your speed is amazing. MORE VIDS!!

[@jeffheyer7783]

“But expressing oneself honestly.. that is very hard to do.”

[@simonceh8]

I am not chinese can I still do this?

[@gabriele8801]

lol

[@heyzenko]

Are you trolling or are you serious lol

[@Cheatrrr]

no

[@hell0philip]

+Simon Čeh Don't see why not. A punch doesn't care who you are. :p

[@roninwarrior216]

+Simon Čeh no

[@robertschneiderjr280]

im taking my first Jeet Kun Do lesson tomorrow night to see if i can do it im 54 yrs old they say you are never too old to learn im giving it my best shot.

[@gabrielaguirre2862]

I wish there was a JKD instructor here in San Diego CA. My kids have Autism and were bullied in school. Now there home schooled. Thanks for the tutorial Sifu!

[@basix8394]

Truly powerful, simple hits. I miss training JKD.. I can see your power in just easy practice hits on the focus mitt.

[@turtleboy991]

One day, I wanna learn Jeet Kune Do, but it's hard to find time when I'm so busy. I hope I'm not too old to learn it by then.

[@EastTexasCouple]

jeet kune do is not something to learn. It is a journey. He never wanted nerds to make it a martial arts form of its own.

[@turtleboy991]

@@EastTexasCouple You're right. Guess I need to read the book more than I thought

[@frostwitch7234]

Great video! Thank you for teaching.

[@eddie113x]

Wow man your hits are flawless!

[@John720620]

It's so nice of Liu Kang that he finds himself a couple of minutes to teach us some of his style. :)

[@thanhphongthich73]

8:05 hack speed.. :))))))

[@asianjesus2778]

These keyboard UFC fighters are cringey as hell. You know how people hate crossfitters, vegans, people who vape, etc. because people who do that stuff talk about it all the time and think they're better than you for doing it? I put MMA practitioners in that category.

[@justsomebird4285]

Asian Jesus Sometimes I have to agree even I practiced martial arts including MMA. It's especially the keyboard warriors

[@anotherworldviewispossible]

Asian Jesus. - WORD UP...yo!

[@NuevoVR]

True thats why i dont fuck with mma at all i just do judo and muay thai

[@niscent_]

usually, they are not even practitioner, they ae watcher...

[@UltraInstinctIEli]

Asian Jesus not all MMA fighters are cringy keyboard warriors who thinks they better than others or whatever. it depends on the person.

[@geondaf]

It's a good idea add Wing Chun techniques in MMA training?

[@benjaminwoodman]

most definitely! Just remember what JKD (martial arts in this video) method is all about: Extract the useful, discard the rest, and repeat on every fighting style you wish to learn and combine them all to make your JDK.

[@LINKchris87]

Some things from WC are actually pretty useful. I have come to find that paksao plus backfist is easy to pull off on people who turtle, caosao plus body punch or head control is effective vs body shots, lopsao and first chisao section entry are useful to get enemy's back. Also try chigerk when clinching/looking for a takedown and zoning from wooden dummy form plus good footwork can make you evade a good puncher 😉

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

I know I'm a year late, but I'll say this anyways: You can, but you have to modify it A LOT! My experience from sparring told me these two things about Wing Chun vs MMA: 1) Only use trapping for offense (entering/creating an opening), NEVER as a block! In Wing Chun you're taught you can block, then trap and attack, but if you do this against an MMA fighter, they'll close the distance and move into clinching range before you can trap. So only use trapping as an offensive tool! 2) Chain punches are not that powerful, but they're phenomenal at making your opponent flinch, similar to a jab, which can be used at a great advantage. The guy you're fighting WILL panic and move back if you start rapid fire punching, however don't chase him. Otherwise he will again just close the distance and move in for a clinch or a takedown.

[@GearShifter925]

One most IMPORTANT BASIC thing i think you forgot to mentioned....😳😱 Unlike like Karate/Taekwondo/Boxing...Jeet Kune Do Fist contacting parts (knuckles) is Different...✊🏻 Which part of knuckles to use in hitting the target.😫🤛🏻 Attack is BEST Defence. - Bruce Lee

[@eyekeepsitreal684]

As demonstrated in this vid, none of this martial arts stuff works unless you have the mandatory Bruce Lee haircut. These guys did a great job showing you what is capable with the proper haircut. You can tell even the assistant in this vid is prepared to go beast mode based on his hair. This has been scientifically proven, and endorsed by Chuck Norris.

[@Chiefbigcorn]

But then... a wild Buakaw appears!!!

[@f0cus2021SOT]

+Chiefbigcorn Bullshido practicionner fainted, it was very effective...

[@TheJpmaster69]

+French Grappling Addict so would any muay thai instructor

[@f0cus2021SOT]

Joao Cardisus yeah, this would still be much more entertaining

[@javierbautista2023]

buakaw will make this man his little bitch

[@VinayShivlal]

@@javierbautista2023 in life it doesn't matter what culture you are. It's all about will and ho far you can. Limit have its boundary when make it so.

[@diorn9782]

If Bruce Lee became there, he would be so happy owing to the his sport is being recognized among the world.

[@korkiwi]

People online: "I've got a black belt..." Those same people in real life: "...in running away."

[@chrony5890]

running is the best self defence everyon should know that fighting puts you in bigger risk even if your black belt you want to minimise that risk

[@Jacey2001]

A buddy and I joined jkd in Vancouver bc over 20 years ago. I can't believe I'm seeing this, we only did a year or 2 but wish we would've stayed the full course. 43 now but I feel it still. Thanks for the vids. Don't lose the art.

[@chicken_953]

This guy is incredibly smooth and deceptively fast!

[@guerreroggg6757]

he got the moves like Bruce lee but Bruce lee the best

[@jford9136]

Do a lightweigh and heavy weigh vid

[@ultimatejb7]

Everyone always questions like u are a bunch of keyboard black belts. It's a demonstration and no matter what martial art u know u can kick someone's ass if u know what u are doing. Videos like this should inspire u to take from it not to critique it because if u wanna be a critic make a video get into an actual street fight and show everyone how it's done. No matter what u train mma, karate, kung fu, combative etc...you'll never be truly prepared for a fight in which a person really wants to hurt or even kill you and even if he or she has friends.

[@uwotm8634]

ultimatejb7 the irony is there's videos of him sparring on youtube and using these moves

[@elghark]

Seriously, this guy deserves much more. I mean, I don't understand why Dan Lok should "teach" JKD while there is someone like NinjaNate.....

[@bzxrm]

"if you have to think you'll lose" that is just exactly how when you fight when you learn martial arts, train so fkin often it burn the technique to your muscle memory, back then i was really into these kind of stuffs and while sparring you basically move by yourself, the more "move sets" i learned the better, i was at it. like everyone with same belt as me just go "oh man not again. " when paired with me. Fck man it was the most beautiful days of my life for sure, made so many friends, this was the only sport im good at but its not something you can do everyday everywhere. So basically left that path, and went to boring normal life. idk why i'm telling this

[@MichaelCarswellMusic]

Not too late to hop back into it

[@josephbian8827]

Dude really looks like Stephen Chow

[@blackthorn5475]

Nope

[@CAndIGaming1]

everyone complains and debates whether it works in real life or not, but not all martial arts should be studied on the ability to defend ourselves, people study it and learn it to enrich knowledge, to better own health and just take up a FUN hobby purely for enjoyment. Martial arts shouldn't be judged on how it will perform in a street fight or self defence scenario (although just about any martial art can be effective with the right training, timing and skill) but also on other factors such as physical health, enjoyment, suitability for an individual, education on different cultures etc.

[@mrmushin1]

That the dumbest comment ever. That is like buying a car that won't start.!

[@oldschool5707]

@@mrmushin1 init LMAO martial arts is mainly practiced for self defense having fun is for sports like football basketball tennis

[@tikemyson8839]

How to fight like Prince Naseem please do the 3 signature moves

[@louiskirby3539]

+fightTIPS

[@sagan08]

Why Prince Naseem? Dude is a joke..

[@tikemyson8839]

+Cornellius K9 high Knockout %, unorthodox movement, ambidextrous, 35-1, extreme power, also throws lunches no one else does, for example he threw an uppercut that started from his ankle

[@frankwagner3659]

+Guts I don't know, I've seen a lot of lunches thrown, and I wouldn't venture to think anyone was proud of any one of them. Try to keep that food stuff down, it's good for you.

[@tikemyson8839]

+Frank Wagner lol

[@DustinColes]

Love what he said bout mind being like water at the beginning of the video. I think to much all the time which is probably why I have so much anxiety. It concerns my parents. I just recently got back into meditating and I hope it will help. I don't practice jeet kune do but I am a karate practitioner. Anxiety seems to hold me back from my training but considering my journey in karate is just starting I have faith I'll overcome it

[@ziel9474]

Question: After I throw that punch I will be close to the enemy right? How do I dodge after that?

[@dragonvue09]

JKD doesn't favor races sizes or styles. . Whatever works for you is your JKD. It's like a finger pointing away to the noon.

[@SwP_1986]

What Bruce Lee meant by Jeet Kune Do was MMA. He just called it by a different name. Everyone’s style can be different and you add to it what suits you. Jeet Kune Do is not a style, it’s your style.

[@el29]

not really correct 100% but i get your point

[@AnandNandu-j1m]

Yes True.

[@marxwm6390]

i doubt that the attacker will stay with his arm straight ahead like that with no guard.

[@zionismkills]

Im sure a back fist to your face wouldn't hurt you.

[@jasonsteitler721]

the form speaks to me, after 2+ yrs taking Isshinryu. Similar vertical fist/back fist. His footwork is as if I watched James Brown do martial arts. Much respect.

[@darkerthanblack5475]

Awesome demonstration easy to understand but hard to do it but if u want to learn that technique nothing is impossible thanks sifu Nate u did a great job to teach any one and I realy appreciate it too hope you have another more video demonstrate about jkd of the legendary martial artist sifu Bruce lee

[@GuroBillyBrown]

OH MY LORD!

[@Isa-wz5qm]

You're just a fast Bill

[@bonejones6771]

Like water my friend.. shapeless

[@keianeocampo1051]

is it me or does he sound and look like bruce lee

[@acehardy1393]

he sounds nothing like Bruce lee

[@t1m854]

He looks nothing like Bruce Lee.

[@unverschamt2735]

He sounds nothing like Bruce Lee.

[@t1m854]

He looks nothing like Bruce Lee.

[@da_tommynator]

It's you.

[@naturesentrepreneur8432]

What are those amazing speed punch and kicking combinations ??

[@KicksClique]

Been practicing JKD since I was 7. Excellent tutorial.

[@AngelPerez-eb7qy]

This guy has amazing speed reminds me of rock lee from Naruto my first video just subscribed

[@animalvideo9105]

Be like Water ❎ Be like WATTAAAA !!! ☑️

[@frisoverbeek3603]

You are bruce lee 2.0

[@Beef_Slayer]

Bruce lee is something different...

[@frisoverbeek3603]

+Gia Huy how do you see That ?

[@domking9694]

+Friso Verbeek i know that bruce lee is different too

[@evotme9995]

No he isn't lmao.

[@flonomcflooneyloo7573]

Now that we have integrated grip fighting, throwing, take downs, ground fighting, transitions and submissions there are more than five ways of attack. BL did not want us to revere his comments on fighting and make them static and like some kind of gospel that you repeat over and over and don't think about. The original five ways came from a fencing manual, it's believed. We only have the notes published by Gilbert Johnson in the Tao of JKD.

[@onliberty2685]

I love JKD and I think it's really underappreciated in combat sports. There seem to be common bad habits that plague JKD instructors that I think are limiting the arts growth into those spaces. The first one I always see is they do all the work to close distance in really cool ways and land one punch, then just drop their hands and stand there in the pocket, right there in front of their opponents rear hand with apparently no plan for dealing with it. No exit plan, no follow up, as if they the opponent would never throw a second punch and the fight will surely be over as soon as they land one punch. The second is when they throw followup combos while the partner leaves their arm out in the air as if they're frozen in time. You can pull anything off if your opponent is frozen in time and you arent. You should train combos that still work if the person retracts their arm after punching and throws another one. You'll train unrealistic habits if your partner is allways holding their arm out there for 10 seconds allowing you to do whatever you want. The sad part is that JKD already has simple & great solutions for those situations that are just being ignored because the instructors seem to be unfamiliar with how exchanges actually happen which is such a shame because thats what JKD was designed for. Remember, Bruce Lee said learning how to fight without sparring is like trying to learn how to swim on dry land. I hope JKD instructors in the future start sparring regularly to test how to actually make it work because it does work. Maybe then JKD will get the credit it deserves. No disrespect to Nate. These are just pet pieves that I think hold the art back.

[@jasonjones6670]

"The Best Defence Is A Well Timed Offense" ---Bruce Lee 7:15

[@PoweredByTheHaters]

JKD is a flashy martial art, a lot of people are knocking it, but it can be effective on the streets against an average joe. Whether if it'll work in MMA is a different story

[@pudgeneedsadiet8876]

Technically it is a form of MMA... But that's me being a smart ass. I recon if Bruce lee entered came back to life in his prime and entered MMA, he would defiantly be good... But could he beat Conor McGregor... Or become the world champion... Im not so sure,

[@PoweredByTheHaters]

+Pudge needs a diet I don't think Bruce lee ever fought at the competitive level. He may have fought when he was learning from the ip man or when he was learning tai chi but I don't think he ever fought competitively i really don't think you can make a case for him to being able to beat a professional fighter when he never fought at the professional level

[@davidortiz3094]

@@PoweredByTheHaters Bruce Lee did a lot of fights behind the scenes in real life. It was stated that people thought he was a fraud or prove they can beat him. Not only that, he had fighters wanting to fight him for revealing chinese fighting styles & he proved his philosophy worked. Mixed Martial Arts. He was also trained by Ip Man. I mean. I don't see why people doubt Bruce Lee abilities. The top fighters in the world acknowledge him because they know what that man is capable of. Bruce Lee was a street fighter & professional killer. You can not see this man hand smack you across the face. Do you get that? Cameras had to be slowed down. Plus he definitely had power behind every hit. Bruce always ate right and worked out. Plus his techniques were fluent. Automatic reaction. Imagine being hit by someone who can automatically react to your action with a strong punch you won't see? Obviously follow ups after that.

[@jashardwallington]

Jones and several others train in it and use techniques from it

[@davidquinningan8352]

Hahahahahaha martial arts is basically for self-defense, not for competition. If you think the best martial art is the one that always win in a match then you are an idiot because in the streets you will be stabbed, mobbed with multiple attackers, beaten with a club or that sometimes you will have to use a weapon available or improvise or that you will just have to kill an attacker or even run as fast as you can. To think that MMA is the best is stupid. There is no ring, no referee or a tap out to protect you.

[@frisk2805]

be water, my friend

[@chopperpiece7052]

OMG so happy for bruce lees free to come true now his style is spreaded around the world and is now famous 😊😊😊

[@BLACKMAN4815]

Master Lee would be so proud of you good job man looking good

[@tazmantiz6938]

Just how many lees are there?😅✌

[@anilrawat6086]

Infinite

[@pranavrawal9033]

Don't copy bruce lee make your own thoughts

[@Slayer4640]

THE FUCK IS THIS WHERES THE WRESTLING AND JIU JITSU

[@sergiobruce2175]

+Slayer4640 did you not hear what jds said in his octagon interview?

[@paulbadman8509]

+Immortal Nexon it will be funny if Werdum will submit him or Cain slam and G'n'P him in the end.

[@f0cus2021SOT]

+Immortal Nexon Yeah, well that's coming from a jiu jitsu black bet under Yuri Carlton. Lol. And he said it as a joke, he has submission victories. He also has awesome takedown defense. Who are you?

[@f0cus2021SOT]

Immortal Nexon This is straight up from the movie Johny English lmao

[@sergiobruce2175]

French Grappling Addict I knew that......*awkward*

[@amospan14]

yo thank u for doing this video, really appreciate the diversity of styles!

[@JoseRamos-le2ei]

Nicely explained. Love that foot work.

[@ricmacphedear1436]

this guy is excellent, best technical teacher ive seen....thanks

[@vennerdorvilus]

Shang is awesome! Excellent👍Bruce Lee impression bro 👊

[@nikodelossantoscaragon9342]

Its so amazing i love JKD and Wingchun

[@EricSwanson1]

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought in Bruce Lee's footwork the reverse leg moved first rather than trailing the lead leg.

[@ashtonswim4156]

I'm new to disciplines the only thing I've only learned really is wrestling and even that I've forgotten most of. I'm trying to start learning things again is this a good discipline to start with? Where do I start???