Tommy Carruthers motion capture footage

Footage of Jeet Kune Do expert Tommy Carruthers taken during the recent production of a computer game. The other male martial artist featured specialises in Capoeira. I have no info on what style of martial arts the female was trained in.

[@TheLexyboy]

Good to see Tommy's still going. Trained at his school for a while in the 90's. The real deal.....

[@cambumbo77]

The best in Jeet Kune Do -- Real Jeet Kune Do

[@user-bz5vu9rf4d]

I teach MA & I've been doing over two decades....& I must admit that I think Tommy is one of the best JKD teachers in the world ... keep it up brother 👍

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

He's not bad But not brilliant He is an out fighter Not an in fighter And he cannot in fight He regards in fighting as too dangerous Not bad Sensible to his own mind Has good movement But not brilliant He is totally missing something which I shall not go into here at all

[@axelstone3131]

@@andrewlinesjah4538haha okay buddy. Let me guess he’s missing bjj? I just looked at your profile and you strike as someone who hasn’t got a fucking clue what you’re talking about.

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

@@axelstone3131 gfym c !

[@axelstone3131]

@@andrewlinesjah4538 grow up you silly bastard

[@johnhinojosa3916]

Infighting is unwise on the street. I've met Tommy several times & trained at his seminars. You are misinforming people. Tommy has excellent infighting skills, ( pro level boxing, past Wing Chun training from Wong Shun Leung lineage, NCGF- Jesse Glover system, wrestling, Judo & military locks ).Tommy realizes having been a bouncer & seeing people stabbed, infighting is dangerous. On the street, you treat every hand strike as a knife attack, because it may be. I know a person who died of a knife strike to the throat, which he thought was a punch. Close range should be escaped from as quickly as possible, to avoid a knife attack that would be so close that you don't see it coming. From medium & long range your field of vision is greater. That is why Bruce moved away from close range Wing Chun & went with the explosive closing ability of fencing, it allows the rapid, much safer, in & out movement required for streetfighting, to end it quickly. This is the common sense thinking, that Tommy's IFO JKD is based upon. It is based purely on Bruce's late stage 1973 JKD for streetfighting, not earlier versions with basic trapping or later Dan Inosanto JKD Concept system which moved away from the efficiency Bruce stressed in his art. Just clarifying that, as I do train in Tommy's IFO JKD, I am not just throwing opinion out there.

[@valentinpetrov9531]

Thanks, Tommy, for the best time in ma life! Still training, despite my operations. But the old school...Miss it badly.....

[@danirichardsonfwhj]

The man's got some serious skills.

[@Tenshihan-Quinn]

That was an excellent video of Sifu Carruthers! It was great to see him joking around as well and having fun, it shows his mind is not only powerful but also enlightened because he doesn't come across as an egotisical fool despite his great skill, unlike so many others.

[@istiklalcaddesi]

This guy is a good example on You Tube. Very nice moves. Guys one thing is I find it interesting is ONE INCH PUNCH. How realistic would that be???

[@DiedrichKnickerbocker1783]

Tommy seems like easy going kinda guy, but if you push the wrong button....game over.

[@stevenkandro7453]

he's a good guy. I've had a couple convos with him on facebook. Very approachable. Has a lot of strong ideas about JKD

[@masemoney8330]

And who the fuck is he?

[@walterevans2118]

Tommy, Tommy. All I ever tried to do was back you . I was totally genuine...No ulterior motives. No hidden agendas.. I'm sorry if my daft humour wound you up. I didn't mean to. Honest to God... Facebook is a horrible place. There were no conspiracy theories. Just malicious inventors & liars in public places. Playing both ends against the middle.. They murdered trust between us & made us both paranoid. Like two opponents in the Cold War made to be convinced of bullshit about each other... Like some fucking Greek Tragedy. Best wishes to you & all your good people ok.

[@axelstone3131]

@@walterevans2118you should remove personal comments like these. He never see’s them.

[@cypresspuz]

Hittin a sand bag without wrapping his hands??? that's perfect technique right there.

[@Epsio0]

well you know what they say, "A day of practice, but a life time to master"

[@FastCutFighting]

Tommy is amazing. Has explosiveness, speed, power and closest to Bruce Lee that anyone will get!

[@dukeslaps]

Bruce lees JKD is just a way of thinking, the combinations he did were meant for him, he wants everyone to find there own combinations by expressing themself 100perc honestly. He did a shitload for us, he could have done more if he lived longer, but he didnt so we should be stressin ourselves out to understand everything he really wanted us to learn. You can know alot about bruce lees art but if you dont try to understand it as much as u can then your not dedicated enough

[@SchmokinJoe]

For those wondering, this is for game called "One" by N-Gage. It came out like 2 years or 3 years ago but it's for Nokia phones or something. Type N-Gage game "One" into Google and you'll find some links. You can see some final gameplay footage at 8:36. I guess it didn't turn out that great... unfortunately. But this footage is fun to watch.

[@boymoontube]

It wasn't a one inch punch!, Tommy's fist clearly moved backward before the strike. The movement of an one inch punch is foward only, and from that distance.

[@nolanventura8491]

Love this clip. But people please understand that Jeet Kune Do is not a style, nor method. Jeet Kune Do is just a Martial Art That the Legendary Bruce Lee created! If styles or method were in Jeet Kune Do, he would disregard all his teachings and tell his students "Jeet Kune Do is just a name." RIP Bruce Lee.

[@mijo-kg]

People are going to downgrade what they havent tried yet there going to say "Connor Megregor can beat JKD" dont get me wrong connor hes very skilled one of the best in UFC but if Jeet kune do was complete do you really think he would compete with jkd

[@valentinpetrov9531]

I was with Tommy 6 years. Great time. but injuries stopped me. still training, but this time searching for myself. What works for me. And what JKD is all about...Find yourself....Jidu Krishnamurti and Lao-dzu tought me alot.Others too.

[@Apmhflick]

I love how Tommy is messing around with the guy in the pads in the background while the guy in the foreground is talking seriously.

[@marjana3]

Amazing love it

[@soapy75uk]

i live near glasgow and have had the honour to meet tommy he is one cool dude totally down to earth he turned down being a pro boxer to continue instructing jkd tommys got a punch if he hit you on the heart he would kill you the man has to be seen in action to be believed best jkd instructor in the uk,no make that europe and give the yanks a run for there money

[@mdhajimiya5782]

Tommy sir excellent practice like Bruce Lee 🙂👏❣️👍🤝

[@BattleWarrior89]

I agree, Martial Arts Combines self-control,Coordination, strength,flexibility,Respect,Self-confidence,importance of Strong Values and Good Character,Improve Concentration,pride,fitness and integrity.

[@GreatestCreation909]

I see alot of complaining about the martial art world. Well, thats why there is MMA. UFC, DEEP, King of the cage, Strikeforce, Cage rage, Pancrase, K-1, Dream, Art of war. ect. Martial arts world is still growing. You just have to find out where. Not in your "traditional" schools but in MMA. The name says it all. Mixed Martial Arts.

[@DaytimeDreamer80]

I agree ... what we see on 5:21 is not a one inch punch. His hand is leaving the board plus he puts too much of his body into the movement (leaning forward i mean and not tunneling which is the correct form)

[@davidmoore9385]

Here we go

[@Hyperuniverse1]

Oh no :p, glad to see someone understands though. I did martial arts before and will be doing it again soon, it is great, it gives you back so much. Sorry about your accident, glad your making progress. You are the imagination of yourself.

[@gilbertoaguiar7332]

Esse cara foi posto a prova lutou alguma vale tudo ou algum combate real , porque rapidez tem um monte de gente que tem .

[@simonmafy]

@TheRiobezerko I understand the confusion and yes Ted was not certified to teach by Bruce....(Dan was not given permission to commercialize JKD either), but he did so...whatever. However, Ted is certified level 2 in Jeet Kune Do by Bruce. Dan is jeet kune do lvl 3. You can only attain this if you trained one on one with Bruce. There is a 2 page article written by Dan on the confusion in Inside Kung Fu.

[@deridivisstar884]

I see posters here talking shit about mma. But the very idea of JEET KUNE DO is to combine what is useful and get rid of what is garbage..... Thats what mma is. A combo of multiple martial arts. ( like jkd) I recomend adding grappling to any martial art and it becomes 100 times better. Imagine bruce lee as a proficient wrestler lol. He would be unstoppable.

[@VeVe_AR_Guy]

+Deridivis Star but then he couldn't spend as much time on the important part ( standing part)

[@AdamOuissellat]

Yes except MMA is a sport. They can't include certain things because of the rules

[@deridivisstar884]

Yeah but a lot of those guys in mma still are black belts. Just because they cant do 5 finger death punches in the cage doesnt mean they dont know those kill techniques. I watch the sport a lot, and there is a karate black belt that landed a CRANE KICK! Inside the cage! Pretty sick. All im saying is if bruce lee was a grappling black belt he wouldnt have to worry about a monster taking him down and just mauling him. Plus he could use his grappling to avoid be taken down in the first place

[@AdamOuissellat]

Deridivis Star grappling only works when the opponent isn't going to kick you in the nuts, rake your eyes, bite your face off etc. I'm not saying grappling and jiu jitsu aren't useful to know, but you won't be able to use those arts on a skilled guy like bruce lee on the street. don't get me wrong, a blackbelt who competes in the ring is still going to fuck up 99% of the population. I'm just saying that if you don't care about the sport then you won't waste time with certain movements and you will go straight to the deadliest techniques, which is what carruthers does.

[@GreatestCreation909]

Everyone dont believe anyone who says JKD wants you to have the "right hand forward". That isn't true, its "DOMINANT hand forward" Bruce just happened to be a right handed individual. Misconception now put to rest. thank you very much.

[@Hyperuniverse1]

no actually, jun fan was just an undeveloped jeet kune do, Bruce ultimately understood and came to the conclusio that he didn't want to create a new style aka a new crystalization preventing selfgrowth. He said jeet kune do would be changing all the time. He even closed his Jun Fan schools for that very reason, crystalization jams growth and is one way of doing things only instead of using no way as way etc.

[@hbzhangvt18]

This is so cool!

[@Hyperuniverse1]

you misunderstand. I just said he closed his schools for that reason. And you saying that he closed them perhaps because he didnt wanna teach it to the masses shows how little you know about him. He didn't think like that, it would've probably been then to focus better on the acting career or something like that. But he said HIMSELF, he closed them because it became "religion" all over again, labeled and crystalized thing. He knew there it was something that would be growing constantly, like man

[@munnymike]

This guy is the closest we are getting to Bruce Lee

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

No nay never NOT EVEN CLOSE !

[@apetroliera]

Grande tommy...w il jeet kune do

[@sinias]

Tommy's left leg and left hand have plenty of speed and power. The reason he uses his right more is because JKD is strong side forward and your main tools are his right hand and right leg.

[@brian5986]

raswakeup i didnt know tommy was talking bad about people like jerry.tommy is brilliant martial artist,hes as close to bruce than anyone i ever seen,but you are right,he doing the exact same thing as jerry with online training and 5 day camps,only thing is tommy is cheaper at 500 pounds where as jerry charges twice as much,but far as i know jerry a really nice guy and he was student of bruce,but you are right what you say,didnt know tommy was saying that.

[@holygroove2]

You haven't answered the question =) Check out Inosanto Teaching Jeet Kun Do Concepts on KZbin. There's no way that he would abandon the concept. Like I said, you find it on his web site where he's stopped teaching it, and I'll check it out. So far, it's not there.

[@aldosv73]

I love this video and can't wait for the game, it just goes to show that even persons like Tommy Carruthers loves to have fun with and art that is. I use to train Karate in Mexico, then JKD, Akido and know train a little Brazilian JJ and I love to mix it all in and just let it flow like JKD it makes it fun and it lets you discover. JKD like Master Tommy Carruthers said is about self expression and letting yore body just flow.

[@Willwrestlingmex34]

What is the name of the game?

[@MrYouOmar]

E' bravissimo, e forse raro. L'unica cosa che nn mi va giù nei suoi video è la manomissione della velocità di riproduzione durante le sue azioni, di pochi bit, ma lo fanno spesso. Perchè mi chiedo? serviva farlo ? la trovo una "bravata" di poco conto che non gli da credito, anzi ! Sono sicuro che se rispettava la sua velocità naturale, mi avrebbe dato una positiva e solida opinione.

[@harrisontan]

@jens17676 This is tommy carruthers, he was trained by ted wong who was trained by bruce lee.

[@martonszabo4561]

Two very highly trained fighter, but Bruce Lee is a movie star also, an icon, a legend.

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

You can't possibly mention curruthers in the same sentence AS THE LEGENDARY BRUCE LEE

[@2ntenz]

Pure respect!

[@AbyoLee]

XD funniest thing ive seen in years XD what made it funnier is what the guy was saying very seriously

[@followerofchrist3783]

introduce him to master wong they shuold have a fight.

[@aaron4820]

"that's not a one inch punch!" "ooooooooooooooooooowwaaaa"...... (background laughter) lol...

[@larssonk22]

Top stuff Sifu Carruthers!

[@CainTheMain]

cool... and what game is this?

[@ClutchCoin]

4:50

[@studentmaster7710]

Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do, is far from what JKD is widely known as. His martial art was about ending fights quickly, and devastatingly. Tommy Caruthers is a great example of what Bruce, and James Lee were doing. Bruce was 135lbs..........that's bantamweight. He was extremely quick and powerful, WELL above his weight class. There are many who claim MMA fighters, such as in UFC, ect.. would beat Bruce. But if you watch their videos, speaking about Bruce Lee, they all, and readily admit that Bruce would win in a street fight. Which makes their assertion that he would lose in the MMA sport, invalid. How can someone claim Bruce was a "movie" martial artist, yet he would kick your ass in a street fight?........

[@user-bz5vu9rf4d]

100% agreed those ufc & mma guys ...etc ...either ignorant or their pride make them live in a fantasy...it's like they can't believe that whatever they do or how many title they get , over 95% of ppl mention the king of martial arts of all time ...Bruce Lee. ...instead of being greatful for what he did for MA & still does through his followers, they try to defame him ...God damn hypocrites...

[@hungrywhopper6181]

100% agree from 2019, those dumbass have no idea who Bruce lee is and compare fking SPORTs with street fight technique. I mean why people are just so stupid?

[@КоловратРязанский-я6е]

На 4 мин.15сек. Томми Каррутерс прикалывается по полной! Ха-ха-ха! Отлично! Классное видео!Уважуха!!!

[@whizkid00000]

he actually pulls back....

[@erikandrew1988]

yeah, even light sparring is better than no sparring, but Bruce believed in heavy sparring. Rest in peace Bruce

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

Full contact to a point no doubt

[@NSC-Modz]

THIS IS OUR NEW BRUCE LEE ! WE LOVE YOU

[@notuern]

Bruce Lee taught the martial art "Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do" to his student Ted Wong, who where ment to teach Bruce Lees style of fighting to other martial artists out there in the world. So there is 2 different kinds of Jeet Kune Do, one that is a style that was built using the principels of the other.

[@Lee_Aeon]

@purpleDragon93 Motion capturing for recording his movement and introducing them into a video game.

[@headache888]

in jkd it isnt the point to be "the king"... tommy is one of the best id ever seen. hes very fast and agressiv and i dont think anyone can say hes the best becse with the time u become ur own style so evryone become another style... ps: dont think there is any way to bring it in a friging videogame PPs: sry my english is crap =/

[@pabloapradef]

Muy Buena su tecnica Saludos Sensei Pablo Lopez

[@vmntmn]

um if you watched other videos like chosonninja's one inch punch, he clearly explains the element of the one inch punch. and u said martial artists would understand. i am a taekwondo black and judo brown

[@notuern]

However, he was trained by Ted Wong who teaches jun fan jeet kune do.. so its very similar to Bruce in his style.

[@holygroove2]

I see what you mean. If he sticks with what he's calling "JKD Concepts" then he should be fine. But I hear where you're coming from. I'd like to believe that Bruce's impact is so strong that DI couldn't really abandon it. People also don't acknowledge that DI was a student AND assistant instructor with Bruce. There's so much to say about this, but I hope that your fears don't become a reality. He's one of the few credible connections to Bruce's art that we have.

[@SpamFairy]

haha the internet is full of martial arts masters, for some reason they all seem to post on youtube.

[@mackablair]

cheers master

[@justinpurba]

"....bla...bla... bla..... and you get to customise their tattoo..." Wait a minute, was this the motion capture process for Def Jam Fight?

[@espicko]

how old is tommy ? and please what is the song name ? thumbs up who want it :-) omg i am watching this vid every day :-)

[@holygroove2]

uuuhhhm, where is it on his website that specificaly states that he's stopped teaching JKD and why do his students teach it if he's stopped teaching it? You can find Inosanto on KZbin teaching JKD concepts, and also bragging about how good Bruce Lee was. I'd like you to find the page where Inosanto says that he's stopped teaching it, and I'll check it out.

[@GreatestCreation909]

yeah, your right. but if you think about it, how much body weight do you really need to inflict damage to the face? all in all, your correct though. (comming from a fellow tkd practitioner)

[@Hyperuniverse1]

that was never the issue here. It was claimed that Bruce hadn't "touched" filipino training nor had even thought about doing so. That is incorrect, Bruce did train kali, escrima etc. He became very good at it, as with most thing he did. Bruce knew alot of styles he would consider non effective in real life, but that was his thing, to try as much as possible, to become wellrounded etc. But to why Bruce closed his schools is because he thought it was becoming crystalized religion again, Linda said

[@RoboticArmy88]

What game was the motion capture for?!?

[@ryangmilam]

a martial art is only best to the individual who in turn uses it there is no BEST martial arts any art can be deadly but the one using it is the one who creates the danger of it not the name

[@SleeplessNinja]

Because they know people like to watch this sort of thing and they are very proud people and like to show people what they got haha.

[@PainMonkey]

What game is this? A one on one fighting game?

[@Herrgolani]

This is correct. Rave for you

[@kecskef6]

Mortal Kombat or Tekken I think. maybe tekken cause I see moves like half capoeira and speed kicking like Eddy Gordo from tekken, but maybe mortal kombat cause there are hundreds of moves and in mk Liu Kang )he is one of the main story charachters) using shaolin kungfu, and jeet kune do. so maybe both using these motions

[@kmaru80]

ahhhh, thats so cute. What movie did you hear that in?

[@ibrilliantthunderi]

Wow, Tommy just lost some major points in the respect category. Way to fail on the one inch punch.

[@crisdudersin6372]

there will never be another bruce lee

[@ibrilliantthunderi]

I don't discredit his physical abilities, and I know he's studied/practiced many different martial arts styles, it's just when it comes to this particular topic, people have seemed to stray away from the real reason JKD was even made up. Like I said, you can't just practice two parts of JKD, and call it JKD. JKD is essentially a way of life, so when you take out parts that are crucial to that way, it isn't JKD anymore. You understand where I'm coming from?

[@canaldospider4238]

8:13 mr carruthers then don't say you know how to trap your jkd because there's no way you know. Poise sr carruthers depois não diga que saiba usar trapping no seu jkd porque sem dúvida nenhuma você não sabe.

[@TheWarriorScholar]

What game was this for?

[@djcranium1210]

Tekken

[@razgriz89MRRAZ]

impressionante...

[@vmntmn]

less movement in body means less body weight onto the punch, therefore not as strong

[@simiangimp2282]

He was taught by Bruce

[@ibrilliantthunderi]

I don't know if you were addressing me, or just rambling. Yeah, the one inch punch holds very little use in reality. It's become a sort of 'proof of strength', when it's about 1/5 strength. So when you try to flaunt doing it, and do it wrong, you need called out. You say you've 'done' 15 years of JKD. That statement doesn't mean anything, considering you're saying that you started practicing one of the most philosophically in depth and complex disciplines at the the age of 13.

[@denzey85]

so much effort for a sleazy game, they should use tommy's moves for tekken 6 (law)

[@GiantTurtleWave]

@Aztech355 I believe its caled one?

[@felipebrasil5]

is tommy french?

[@domingoluduena2964]

Velocidad fureza efectivida a la hora de una pelea Tommy carruthers es fantastico artista marcial ..para mi el heredero de bruce lee

[@DiddeeBoy]

That description...

[@Hitochiisai]

4:03 to 5:00 it hilarious!!! Love it. I would live to hang out with him lol.

[@Dan0101010101010]

IS HE REALLY THAT FAST? OR DID THE CAMERA SPEED UP? I NOTICED MOST OF THE TIME HES NORMAL HUMAN SPEED , NOTHING SPECIAL AT ALL, THEN SOMETIMES HES THE FASTEST RECORDED HUMAN IN HISTORY. IM NOT SURE IF ITS REAL OR NOT. ALSO ON ONE OF THE FASTEST STRIKES THE SOUND SEEMS TO BE SPED UP TOO. IS HE REALLY THAT FAST OR FAKE? ALSO IS IT POSSIBLE HE PLAYED THE VIDEO BACKWARDS FOR THE 1 ARM PULL UP, ITS POSSIBLE TO DO THEM BUT IT TAKES A DEVOTED VERY RARE PERSON TO DO IT AND 1 ARMED PULL UPS ARE WEAKLY CORRELATED WITH MARTIAL ARTS EFFECTIVENESS?

[@ventanakaz]

very cool :-) that would sure help people in the M.A. get better with their tools and faster...ralph

[@l2a3sterling]

If I had my druthers I would bet on Tommy Carruthers, brothers. He's seriously cool.

[@holygroove2]

I don't know how he'd face legal action by teaching something that he helped create... but yes, *his* concept is different from what others might teach. It's kinda kewl, actually. I doubt that his stuff is coming to a halt though. Why do you say this?

[@daviddebroekert506]

MMA is a sport where olympic trained athletes go and compete. Many of the fighters measure up with other pro athletes where training and nutrition is concerned. I have no doubt that Tommy Carruthers in the prime of his career as a amateur choreographer could not go 4 rounds with a guy blasting punches to his Solar E. Plexus; much less 12. Thats what many of these pro athletes could endure. You might not know this from just watching movies. Get out there and try the workouts mma fighters go through.

[@2ntenz]

Tommy fought in the streets of Belfast...

[@walterevans2118]

Tommy Carruthers is teaching JKD (Scientific Streetfighting) with no limits on targets & no rules on the street...... Finish off danger FAST and DECISIVELY....MMA training would be impractical for this.....MMA training HAS NO DEFENSE AGAINST ANYTHING GOES STREETFIGHTING BECAUSE ITS FIGHTERS ARE MUSCLE MEMORY TRAINED TO REFLEX HIT SELECTIVE TARGETS WITHIN RULES......MMA HAS NO DEFENCE AGAINST WEAPONS, MULTIPLE OPPONENTS, PACK ATTACKS AND GOING TO THE GROUND TO FIGHT AS MMA'S DO IN THE RING IN THE STREET COULD GET YOU KILLED. KICKED TO DEATH.

[@valentinpetrov9531]

with all my respect, disagree. I was with tommy for 6 years and can tell you-JKD is not a sport. It saved my arse on the streets of Glasgow a few times against knives, hammers and fists...Welcome to Glasgow and check for yoursefs. My current instructor is even more to the street stuff...

[@Alexander-gj9ms]

MMA fighters are well-conditioned hacks. Give a real martial artist the conditioning that MMA fighters have and they will defecate on the heads of any MMA fighter out there.

[@ph5056]

Well said , haters are pretty often people that do nothing or very little or are simply jealous . I'm 53 and have practiced speed striking and Chi exercises , etc all my life and can confidently say i would like to meet Tommy , he knows his JKD and is extremely quick , respect to him , it takes lots of work and time to accomplish this. I do not think he has had the lime light he deserves.

[@bastyo]

did you play crysis ?

[@Hyperuniverse1]

no.... it's basics for jeet kune do. It contains, stuff from boxing, wing chun, fencing footwork and others. Bruce wouldn't like if the wing chun techniques practice by jeet kune do practicioners would be too traditional and unrealistic. That would be something else

[@harrisontan]

@jens17676 you obviously have no idea how the one inch punch works then

[@ibrilliantthunderi]

The philosophical side can help, if you apply in the way that Lee did. Almost embodying the philosophy. I understand exactly what Tommy tries to do, which is make something very simple, very useful, and very effective. And he succeeds, I admit that. But you can't just practice half a discipline and label yourself a master at it. That's why the term 'JKD CONCEPTS' came into play. Yes, I'm being a stickler as far as definitions go, but you know as well as I do, that Lee was the same way.

[@simonmafy]

@MrKnowledgeBank You are somewhat far from the truth. Bruce was about to be certified Ted, except he passed away. Dan knew this. It wasn't out of pure kindness. Ted is Bruce's protege and was taught the final version of JKD 1969 - 1973 which literally had ALMOST no Wing Chun in it. I'm not sure about Tommy and his boxing background but all of Ted's students will have more of a boxing feel to it due to the absents of Wing Chun.

[@Willwrestlingmex34]

Name of the video game? which is it?

[@MB3Productions]

What's the name of the game their working on????

[@Hyperuniverse1]

dude, what are you even trying to do now? I said Bruce closed his schools because he realized what it was turning into, what it was becoming, which was religion/crystalized way of doing things. Linda said it, Dan said it. What does it have to do with Dan wanting people to take up filipino stick fighting? What you said about Bruce not have rpacticed or looked into any filipino stuff btw, is BS. He did learn alot from Dan, get your facts right man. I haven't made up anything here.