JKD FAST RETREAT - Bruce Lee's Martial Art Jeet Kune Do

[@acoustic296]

another fascinating content ❤❤

[@gus-199]

Happy new year 🎉 love the footwork videos, thanks!

[@RogerMartinez-w3d]

Thanks!

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

Thank you again Roger!

[@RogerMartinez-w3d]

@ you’re welcome thank you for sharing. Happy New Year’s teacher.

[@YoyoJajun]

Ah c'est gentil,c'est la magie de JKD 👍🤝👏

[@RogerMartinez-w3d]

Nice great footwork

[@axelstone3131]

Great as usual 👍🏻

[@franktidwell8392]

Excellent lesson, very well explained as always!!..well i got some more training for my legs to do lol...thank you Thomas...

[@KASUM369]

Happy New Year✨

[@wayneparsons1243]

Simplicity 👍🏾

[@SPROUTCAST]

I do think that the step back with the leg lift is more energy effcient, the goal is to enter his vinerable transition, the full step takes lots of energy, the ability to counter is key, the full step back just resets the positions.

[@rolandotillit2867]

If you're going to move, the whole body should move, why don't you use your elbows to increase the momentum of your legs? Before you say something like "your elbows have nothing to do with your legs" I implore you to try it for yourself, incorporate your elbow and waist rotation in your steps. Not exaggerated, but simply be aware that your elbows and waist rotating affects the movement of your legs and vice versa. You can see this easily when you sprint as fast as you can, your legs and elbows are working in unison to rotate about your spine.

[@ThomasMarxJKD]

@@rolandotillit2867 keep hands ready for strike or cover.

[@walterevans2118]

Offence and defence looking the same would relate to SIMPLICITY in JKD too. It means one is not multiplying the number of techniques beyond strict practical necessity. (Paul)

[@David.Von.]

Hahhaa don t think this year will be better also