Part 3: Dan Inosanto Interview

[@stevenduong6517]

they went out shared a $100 plus dinner.... and they also shared peanut butter and jelly sandwiches together.... those two really been through good time and bad time.... that's what brotherhood is all about.

[@renehenriksen1735]

Unfortunately we see too little of that today.

[@banjoswagon]

I would like to just spend a day with this guy, so intelligent, and knowledgeable

[@Veloce2000]

Sifu Dan & Bruce are 2 very realistic masters. My major is TKD, also learned kickboxing, krav maga& chikung. Today i hav my own way of fighting & training which i'm grateful to these 2 masters. I just adopt any particular technique that suits me, i'm not bound by any strict philosophy or way. I am me.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Really enjoyed this interview. It gave a tiny hint of what made Bruce Lee so great. Being grounded and true to one's uniqueness.

[@trancelover333]

thanks, I am very glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Karrowac]

Man,thats true brotherhood right there,Bruce Lee,a man of great physical strength,vision,and love for his fellow brethren without the arrogance.In the Pieere Barton Show he was asked whether he thought himself as an Asian or a North American,he said that hed like to think himself as a human being,that under the sky we are one big family,just slightly different from one another.Bruce lee was definitely beyond his time and above racism.I will remember this story of him and pass it on to my kids.

[@phenius3]

Thank you so much, fantastic interview, so much in it!

[@dragonniz]

Man! Bruce Lee was a total bro!

[@redrain4477]

Nice interview ! A great insight into a true legend .

[@djgynee]

These are fantastic I’ve never seen these befoee

[@EMR80]

Wow at the Dojo looking at this story Bruce seem like a stand up dude. Mr. Inosanto seems like a melo and paitent teacher. I wish I met him in person. I gota ask Stifu Rey more about Stifu Dan he has some cool story's makes me want to train harder. I mean these guy been threw a lot and made the game what is it today.

[@Atmademon]

The best part of all the interview start at 6:00, that also my main motivation to be my own goal, my own condition, my own technical to perform my Martial Art and all of this in a constant evolution. Following how my body work to training it and give him the right nutriment to power up and respecting my own limiting condition to continue to move on. Be the best for yourself! Imagine if Bruce Lee did got access to internet video, all around the world, in his time, what warrior will be now! xD

[@BakkerSamuel]

Uhhh that sounds like a narcissistic approach. All about you you you. That is not what Bruce Lee meant. To me the most important thing in this interview is the shared devotion to an artform and the love and friendship between these two man.

[@jbela1777]

samuel bakker Bruce Lee was all about self knowledge

[@BakkerSamuel]

J Bela No, he was about knowledge and love, which ultimately does results in self knowledge, but you are not the centre of it. It is not an egotrip about yourself, but about the world around you, which simultanously also makes yourself grow and more knowledgeable. If you do it the other way around, there cant be any love, because Its all about you

[@bnsgokugreat]

thank you for the video :)

[@hanak69]

From what docu is that? can you tell me the exact dvd of it? Thanks

[@trancelover333]

From what I remember this was taken from the second bonus dvd of the film "Game of Death", but many years ago so I am not sure how easy it is to find this documentary these days. Just search Amazon for "Game of Death (Special Platinum Edition) DVD", you should be able to find it there. Its a two disc set. hope that helps :)

[@MikeS24-v4s]

@gringolazlo LOL I don't blame him.