Bruce Lee "How He Achieved Phenomenal Speed"

Bruce Lee "How He Achieved Phenomenal Speed"
James Demile reveals the kit that allowed him and Bruce Lee to react and hit with phenomenal speed. Speed is of the essence in combat. Bruce Lee and James DeMile, one of his original students, trained hard to improve their reaction times. James Demile shows it in action. He shows how he and Bruce Lee enhanced their natural speed using his handbuilt electronic speed timers. Still hand built and available to buy.
In 1959, James W. DeMile began his martial arts career in Seattle, Washington, under the direction of the legendary Bruce Lee. As one of Bruce's first generation students, Mr.DeMile had the opportunity of assisting Bruce in developing his unique fighting skills. It was also DeMile's privilege to appear in Bruce's only book, "The Philosophical Art of Self Defense". DeMile was an undefeated heavyweight boxer in the Air Force as well as "Masters Level" hand to hand combat instructor for the (Special Forces Combative's) program at Fort Lewis in 1985 and 1986.
One of the foremost authorities on modern Wing Chun, DeMile has adapted Bruce's modification of the ancient art of Wing Chun and created WING CHUN DO, a practical self defense system for the 1990's student. DeMile is listed in Bob Wall's Who's Who in the Martial Arts, The Genealogy of the Ving Tsun (Wing Chun) Family by the Ving Tsun Athletic Association, The Original Martial Arts Encyclopedia by John Corcoran and Emil Farkas, Bruce Lee's Fighting Spirit by Bruce Thomas. He has also written many articles for national and international magazines. He has appeared in the movies, Weapons of Death and The Curse of the Dragon and twice on the national TV program Entertainment Tonight. He has written four best selling martial arts books as well as produced a number of training videos, including "Bruce Lee's one and Three Inch Floating Punch", one of the most devastating strikes in the martial arts. He has designed and built a number of specialized electronic training devices as well as some versatile spring loaded wooden dummies. DeMile travels extensively throughout the world teaching his dynamic self defense concepts and techniques to students, police and the military. He specializes in accelerated self defense programs for individuals 40 years old or older. His most famous student for learning the incredible One and Three Inch Floating Punch is 80 year old Professor Wally Jay, creator of Small Circle Jujitsu. DeMile is still an active Deputy Sheriff with the Ottawa County, Ohio, Sheriff's Department until 2005.
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[@louayesa4875]

James DeMile was absolutely right when he said he would put up Bruce in a real fight against anybody in any weight division regardless of size.

[@kevinbishop6582]

I would too but it won’t do any good because he’s been dead for like 50 years or so. I will say, if they would have put him in the rain with a High level boxer or kickboxer Lee would’ve been knocked out inside of three rounds. As much as he trained, as fast as he was, He did not have the specific experience to deal with effectively competing with a high-level boxer or kickboxer. He was a very good and extremely charismatic actor who was ahead of his time in the area of martial art films.

[@kevinbishop6582]

Ring

[@AztecUnshaven]

@@kevinbishop6582 Yeah, James Demile actually trained with Bruce. You didn't. Some of the best fighters in Bruce's day consistently stated he had insane speed and power, despite being a little guy. There's a reason 220 pound Karate hall of famers like Mike Stone praised him like crazy.

[@bechelerroseme6821]

@@AztecUnshaven Hehe. You shut up that Kevin dude because he didn't enough research.

[@nesking3115]

@@kevinbishop6582 ^^I respectfully disagree.BOXING or KICKBOXING are SPORTS ,which have RULES .Bruce Lee was a fighter /STREETFIGHTER ,which has NO RULES .You obviously do not have a clue as to what you are talking about.

[@wadiwadawwadiwadaw4812]

When Bruce Lee was alive nobody's dare to challenge him ,but when he is death they start claiming that they can beat him ,woh!

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

I believe no earthling however well-trained could beat him, for BL had the power of the devil protecting him. However he was beaten by himself, his own recklessness with drugs & women. A woman beat him to death with his fav drug.

[@LA-21KAIJU]

@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy Lol he died because of overtraining.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

@@LA-21KAIJU in too many things

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

@@LA-21KAIJU he said he trained every part of his body, & I believe he meant every part ...

[@nickcoy2103]

@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy cock and ball torture

[@user-pq9yj6wg6p]

James Demile was a modern day martial arts genius back in the early 90's when he opened a studio in North Seattle called Wing Chun Do with the most high tech timer contraptions i have ever seen to this day.Just walking through the place would blow your mind as he let you practice on a machine that timed how quick a gun would go off as you tried to disarm it.The place was the most innovative martial arts studio I have seen to this day and I have been studying many arts since 1975 when I joined the Hung Gar Kung fu club near green lake in Seattle Wa.Thanks for always being a positive role model to the martial arts community and welcoming anyone to try out your amazing contraptions.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

True. Well said

[@guitarttimman]

I can beat anyone. I am so fast that the fastest man alive will look slow in comparison. Oh yeah, I'm vicious too. I could even bite off Mike Tyson's ear, gift rap it, and hand it to him faster than he could twitch his eyelid closed. I AM CLAIMING TO BE BETTER THAN BRUCE LEE!

[@JohnDavid888]

As a former student of James DeMile, I was fortunate to train under his guidance for a modest fee of $40 a month. My martial arts journey began with Karate, and over time, expanded to include Judo, Aikido, Tae Kwon Do, and Kajukenbo, the latter taught by Greg Lagera, uncle to Marc Dacascos. Interestingly, I had the opportunity to spar with Marc Dacascos himself. Despite being the target of jest by fellow students for his ambitions of becoming a film star akin to Bruce Lee, Marc ultimately proved his detractors wrong, achieving notable success in the film industry. My quest for martial arts mastery led me to the Philippines for a year, where I delved into the rigorous discipline of Kickboxing. This experience, though grueling, was incredibly formative. However, it was my encounter with Wing Chun Do that marked a turning point in my martial arts career. Under DeMile's tutelage, I discovered the efficiency and advanced nature of Wing Chun Do. This style, as taught by DeMile, was a modernized approach that transcended the complexities often associated with martial arts. By integrating Wing Chun Do principles into my existing skill set, I saw a remarkable improvement in all aspects of my training. Although my days of active participation in the martial arts have come to an end, with a shift in focus towards the healing practices of Qi Gong, the lessons learned from Wing Chun Do remain invaluable. The principles of Wing Chun Do, I found, are universally applicable, enhancing and refining techniques across various martial arts disciplines. This journey, from combat to healing, reflects a full circle, underscoring the profound impact of martial arts on both body and spirit. Martial Arts truly is a Way of Life.

[@karatefightfitnessdrills5430]

I believe this guy way better than I believe Gene Lebell. This guy witnessed and had seen the real speed and power of Bruce Lee and he built equipment for Bruce to use and participated in studies. What a great guy.

[@Docinaplane]

I'm not sure what Lebell said that was negative about Lee, but without a doubt, Lebell was very tough, and with his size advantage would have been a very difficult match for Lee. If Lebell got a grip on Lee, he would have rag-dolled him. Lee knew Lebell was skilled and had something to offer so he studied judo under him for at least a year, I think.

[@DAIXINYI]

Gene is a grappler and a very good one at that and not a JKD/NCGF/Wing Chun Do guy, so it is like comparing 2 completely different things.

[@AztecUnshaven]

@@DAIXINYI Many of James Demile's guys have wrestling/submission backgrounds too. On top of that, Bruce had 6 plus years of Judo training prior to meeting Gene, and Bruce was a super fast learner.

[@guts7958]

@@DAIXINYI yep

[@antonioridah172]

@@AztecUnshaven facts bruce would be to fast for them guys he would definitely get off first 💯

[@Zenovarse]

This dude is this age but is fast geez

[@-KOITO-]

Imagine bruce lee how fast he gonna be

[@openheartedwarrior2971]

A fast geezer indeed he was.

[@openheartedwarrior2971]

A fast geezer indeed he was.

[@MrReav13]

Lmao every single dude talking shit about Bruce Lee would get knocked out in less than a dozen seconds in a real fight against him.

[@ScaroMK]

BoxCuber useless pile of shit with a big mouth, you'd get your ass folded before you could say your first insult

[@travels129]

So true bro. Talk is just talk.

[@paulwhite760]

Well mr philly , james trained with bruce and so was well versed in lee's techniques

[@jasonlee148]

You know its true. Because when Bruce was alive, he was a martial art legend whom nobody dared to challenge. Only after he died, people started talking smack about the guy cos they know damn well that they won't get their shit kicked out of by a dead man.

[@richardrichardhaleysguitar8810]

Repent and stop swearing now

[@powerplay4real174]

This guy Mr. James DeMile was a natural teacher ,you can tell by his voice he was very technical in his ways of explaining things , I had a few of his books and they was some of the very best and easiest to read. My he RIP that serious soldier of Kung Fu.

[@user-tg1qg6ig8y]

he was a bum

[@bisonmma-kickboxing2511]

James Demile what an intelligent Marital Artist. This is a great invention. Epic!! 💯

[@dom2010]

Blessed to have learned from him and his pupils. 🙏

[@JPGPakua]

I bought your book in the 7th grade and followed directions and gained power and speed in spades! Blessings and thanks for sharing that book and those methods. Not to mention this video!

[@jaytamayo4694]

Jaysahn Gilby what is its title???

[@robdcollector2808]

Jaysahn Gilby i bought his book also years ago but had no idea what he was talking about

[@qhizeru3129]

Do you know how I can achieve Bruce lee speed exactly and strength

[@omgitsjoetime]

@@qhizeru3129 smoke meth

[@bruhmoment3731]

God bless u

[@travisreynoldsmusic]

James was 73 in this video. Still fast as shit lol. RIP to one of the greats!!!

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

I kinda wish you had more to say, but boy did I a major have a Eureka moment watching watching this. This week help with striking instructing, and even for myself. Thank you brother 🙏

[@manafbenayache1880]

the faster you attack the most powerful your move gets cause speed means power ! for ex we take just a little stone and you throw it toward somebody in high speed ! it hurts right ! so ! power without speed is nothing !!!

[@richardrichardhaleysguitar8810]

Manaf Benayache yes yes yes that's absolutely correct.

[@diosdadoapias]

the speed or velocity must be so fast in order that a punch will have power impact. the little stone is painful if it has the speed impart by a slingshot, if the speed is so fast that you can not even see the stone then it can even penetrate the target like a bullet.

[@robdcollector2808]

Manaf Benayache ...but when a person farts slowly and silently in a room...that truly is more deadly than a fast fart.

[@psychodynamicnaturalhistor437]

Bullets.

[@alexmullen4940]

Or a powerlifter would just grab you and slam you with true power.

[@e.h.5849]

If you've ever been attacked and bit by a dog, or startled a dog and it attacked you in self-defence - that speed was actually the speed Bruce Lee used to achieve his impressive results in terms of phenomenal combination of technique and imediate action. Lions and cheetahs and leppards use a lot of instinctive JKD for hunting and survival. Those things are extremely fast!.. He managed to learn how to emulate that deep instinctive response and bring it up into the conscious level under conscious control.

[@omgitsjoetime]

That’s called muscle memory bro it’s not like he’s the only one who can do it

[@eugenechun4140]

Except he sometimes lost control and just let go. He seriously maimed a black belt karate guy at a YMCA. Bruce Lee's brother said that when Lee got mad he could seriously injure someone. Supposedly, Lee sometimes couldnt control his temper and seriously injured people.

[@e.h.5849]

@@eugenechun4140 perhaps, not disputing that, but I meant something else. I've just put in contrast extreme speed of animals that comes from their being free from conscious control vs humans who always think before they do something, which costs them precious time. only certain survival situations (fight or flight) that come close, yet they are not under conscious control. What I meant was to imply that this phenomenal speed of animals is something we can think of when trying to imagine Bruce's speed in his kicks and punches. I mean, he somehow found the source of this animal speed, how to become so extremely fast that all this civilized baggage of prefrontal cortex that slows us down becomes temporarily disconnected and that saved energy is free to be utilized for increased performance. By control I meant being able to switch it off and on, not necessarily in context of being able to control the consequences.

[@stevenedmund5680]

this is a great video and idea SOLID

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

So true! Legends never die! Steven how long you been a Bruce Lee fan? Sine you are a fan please visit my Bruce Lee KZbin Channel and please join our Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks and I know you will enjoy the channel! Best Charles

[@yashrajsingh6537]

The amount of details to get better is insane

[@brianderiemacker5234]

Never knew about this device how cool they had this in the sixties or seventies. Part of the scientific approach to martial arts. This must have been essential for Bruce in learning to bridge the gap. He truly was ahead of his time. James Demille is a badass dude. He was a streetfighter when he began training with Bruce. 220 pounds give or take and he claimed in another video that whenever he sparred with Bruce he always tried to knock Bruce out. He never did or could

[@richarddoran4217]

I've just started watching your insights luv real stuff. I liked the respect Joe Louis had for him totally changed him in every aspect

[@jackwilson4197]

Man I would love to train with this man for one day

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Wouldnt we all! So true! Jack how long you been a Bruce Lee fan? Sine you are a fan please visit my Bruce Lee KZbin Channel and please join our Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks and I know you will enjoy the channel! Best Charles

[@wilspu5590]

@@CharlesDamianoBLC $50

[@Docinaplane]

I've ;learned some of the techniques that Lee did. I can do them pretty fast, but not as fast as he could. I think Lee was blessed with genetic speed and explosive power, add to this his amazing work ethic, and that's why he was so good and as fast as he was.

[@shaunmay5876]

I like that. Shaun rocks the city TV show posted

[@jordanglasper1064]

Just subscribed notifications bell on!!!

[@NDoraku]

Many thx for uplaod this! Remember reading J. Glovers Book "Between WC and JKD". On page 54 he talked about the timer. According to Jesse, Bruce could hit the pad from 3 feet away in 0.05 seconds, and from 5 feet away in 0.08 seconds.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Thank you for enjoying the video. It was a real honour to film a legend and hear him talk about his own training and training with Bruce lee. He's very impressive.

[@2fast2block]

It is sad that this complete myth about Bruce moving at such speeds lives on It shows that people do not only understand the times they are talking about, but they have no regard for truth. Get over it, moving at such speeds was an error, so why not call it an error? If this is true at moving at such speeds, it is funny how there is no video of it and in all of Bruce's videos, there is no indication of him moving at these super natural speeds to even give a hint that he could do it. I respect what Bruce did and taught, but I'm not going along with making him some "god" by making myths a reality. You all want to do that, have at it, but to me it is disrespectful to Bruce.

[@Leonhart306]

2fast2block Looking at some old footage of Bruce, we was indeed fast. Why not watch of those videos and time it yourself?

[@2fast2block]

Leonhart 306 I did many vids on the speed of Bruce that many saw when I had them up for view. I don't do KZbin anymore. People have no concept of speed. That is why such crap about making such a move in 50 ms is believed. No one, including Bruce, threw the same speed strikes ALL the time. That being said, Bruce was above most because he mainly didn't give a tel' and his path of the strike went directly toward the target. Also, Bruce stayed in great shape so his muscles could move fast. I've timed others who could strike as fast as Bruce but they were not as consistent as Bruce. Tommy Corrunthers is fast, but he is horrible at staying consistent and often gives a tel'.

[@Cungle4ever2k13]

2fast2block Are you calling Jesse Glover a liar? I converted the speeds he mentioned in his book in to miles per hour. Bruce Lee's punches equate to about 40 mph. By comparison as I mentioned in another post Ricky Hatton had his punching speed measured at an average of 25 mph. This would indeed imply that Bruce Lee was insanely fast. I don't know anything about the mechanism that they used to measure their punches other than what I read in Glover's book but I find it interesting that James Demile created one for himself. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss Bruce Lee's punching speed. You can tell that he is incredibly fast by demonstrations and movies. They actually slowed the camera down to capture his movements. He demonstrated his punching speed (Unstoppable Punch) at a Karate tournament against a world champion (Vic Moore) who could not block his punch. So Bruce's speed has been captured on video. You can doubt the accuracy of the timer they used to measure his punching speed but you can see that he was extremely fast in his videos.

[@scottw4208]

Bruce’s speed, accuracy, power, techniques, smarts = no one can touch him and gets destroyed in a fight with no rules. I don’t care how big you are, your throat and crown jewels are as vulnerable as anyone and Bruce will hit them…

[@kishorilalkishoreda5719]

Our bodies are made out of muscles and if you work out and focus on being fast, by throwing punches very often as a daily exercise, that’s all it takes. As they say “ practice makes perfect “.

[@therenaissanceman8563]

Mr. Demile, appreciate what you are showing with the timer. I have developed a timer between a high speed camera and a millisecond stopwatch. I have my time down to .05 sec at 2 feet. If you and Bruce Lee did 3 feet, then you had to take a step. Did you/or Bruce practice stepping and punching? Oh, and by-the-way, I'm trying to push this .05 sec boundary as I am challenging Guinness World Records fastest punch this spring.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Maybe the best, direct way to get in touch with Mr DeMile is through his website; www.wingchundo.com Good luck with your Guinness World Record challenge.

[@a4gr]

Got a link to the video explaining what made him faster?

[@beestoe993]

Interesting. I read all of Lee's books but I dont recall such a device in them. I may have just forgot, but his books outline his methods to achieve speed. Bruce broke down speed in a scientific manner. Perceptual, reactionary and movement times. All three are equally important. I recall one little trick he employed that was to get a dog to bite at a rag and try to pull it away before he can. An exercise I did many times. Bruce was very methodical and VERY physical in his training.

[@belkys120]

BRUCE LEE DETERMINED THAT ( SPEED & POWER IS VERY ACCENTIAL!!! .) IN FIGHTING.!!!. AND PRATICE IS THE KEY.!!!. ( READ HIS BOOKS.!!.).😎👍🙏💖.

[@kyleday5026]

what was his hand speed

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

Like L.Ron Hubbard's ''Dianetics"

[@brucebanner3566]

@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy not like lron Hubbard! Not even close! 😂

[@user-uv7tz8wo2z]

Nice!!!! Martial artist get you one of these.

[@truthhitman7473]

Somebody needs to tell the truth about Chuck Norris being one of Bruce Lee's students but Chuck Norris being too proud to admit it. They need to tell the truth of how Bruce could actually fight and was the real deal like Jim Kelly and Joe Lewis said.

[@robertmedsker5305]

To my SIFU RIP .. SIJO JAMES DEMILE

[@paulojorgenizaescaleira5552]

where I find this machine?

[@markarnsberg1591]

RIP BROTHER 🙏 🙏🙏

[@veganninja5886]

well do they sell those on Amazon or what?

[@vampiricdust7068]

"Art of fighting" ... Breaks out microsecond timer system and systemic breakdown to improve an aspect of an attack... Bruce Lee was the Einstein of street fighting.

[@carlossolano3734]

Hi, Vampiric Dust !! Art of Fighting, es éste el libro al que se refiere Mr. James DeMile ? Bendiciones, éxitos !

[@freeyourmind6242]

😎 Cool

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

How long you been a Bruce Lee fan? Sine you are a fan please visit my Bruce Lee KZbin Channel and please join our Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks and I know you will enjoy the channel! Best Charles

[@electricman69]

The baddest cat on the planet is someone nobody's ever heard of

[@emanueletorregrossa4218]

What’s his background etc??

[@larryburnham5918]

Yes, and do all these internal ideologies make you any faster? Bruce Lee could breach the eye to mind perception of speed primarily through means of understanding human attributes. First, he controlled his nervous system so that in actual combat encounters he realized when you leave an opponent the choice reaction you will be able to witness their primal tendencies. That is, when a man goes to strike he knew the feet must move first, to kick the hands will move first. And always, in preparation to attack, the eyes will rotate down. When you practice these facts then in real combat you use these to gain milliseconds. That t'is all.

[@xmen3132]

What, all I saw was a blurr. Fast!

[@foreveragainOK]

Another type of speed that no doubt BL concentrated on was eye speed. You can train to see in 1/100ths of a second that the normal person won't see in several seconds ... so in relation, the other person's movement seemingly is in slow motion.

[@remirebagonny2311]

IF YOU READ ALL BRUCE LEE BOOK THE HE WROTE

[@goukhanakul]

The deciding factor was the decision to do!

[@Makulax]

This geezer is fast too goddamn...

[@mojesus680]

Whip with steelballEnd💥

[@jkking6089]

A very analytical study. I believe Bruce did this to achieve this speed. What's your finding Sir?

[@remirebagonny2311]

YOU MUST READ BRUCE LEE BOOKS TO FIND OUT .

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

I'm not sure how your finger leaving the button is supposed to determine your arm's velocity. If someone could elaborate, is there more to the vid maybe

[@omgitsjoetime]

lol it’s bogus this guy just uses his association with Bruce Lee for publicity

[@omgitsjoetime]

But for real the button starts the timer and you punch the bag and it stops... there’s probably a million better set ups out there than this

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

Bruce Lee wasn't called The Dragon because of his movies. He was a real life, monster of a man. That's facts.

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

@Marshall Dre that's not true

[@jauffreyleonardi8707]

C’était l’idée de Bruce Lee que de créer aussi cette machine donc encore une fois c’était lui le génie ...!

[@hmongvampire]

Where can I get that machine?

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

On James Demile website

[@danstafford5977]

Reaction time is only one aspect of speed... the brain receives a stimulus sight or sound... reaction time is the lag time that needs to be closed... people are telegraphic... some are more or less... Bruce Lee could intercept!

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Speed

[@ddinks6893]

FEBRUARY 1989 BLACKBELT MAGAZINE "SECRETS OF THE SHOALIN TEMPLE" COLUMN BY STEVEN BARNES DISCUSSES LEES LOSS TO GENE LEBELL ON SET OF GREEN HORNET

[@musicis1]

and?

[@James-ke5sx]

Fast-twitch versus slow-twitch muscles. I heard a rumour that Bruce Lee developed his fast twitch muscles but it cause internal bleeding at the same time

[@chicoassmaster4293]

Bullshit.

[@nikhilkumar1135]

U guys are asshole I am going to become next Bruce Lee and I would tell u why because u all think stupid but u gotta feel u asshole feel is the key asshole

[@krejziks3398]

No, he trained his tendons far more than anyone else, tendon strengthening can give you more power and speed without increasing mass, which will slow you down.

[@foreveragainOK]

test block paragraphs 1. 10 2. 15

[@remirebagonny2311]

BUT I CRIED WHEN THEY TOLD ME HE DIED .

[@AGC828]

You can only do so much to make yourself faster. :) Physiologically. The rest is learning proper hand and feet positioning. Knowing how to quickly close the gap. Evade. Etc. Boxing 101. The essence of speed...good genetics. We need to be born with the biology to begin with that works in favour of speed. Being "built for speed". James here again selling his ideas. Talking his talk. Like Bruce used to do. "How to effectively...." And there's no substitute ofc for training...PROPER training for speed...e.g. you can tell who "knows HOW to run"...

[@apuzyr]

Build up tendons (at various range-of-motion points) more so than muscle because tendons are responsible for initiating the explosive contraction.

[@7thNoteOfficial]

How you build up tendons?

[@apuzyr]

@@7thNoteOfficial Tendons are best strengthened through isometrics performed throughout the punch's range of movement. In other words, for those tendons instrumental in the forward movement of the punch, simulate the punch against a stationary object while supporting your back to prevent pushing yourself away (e.g. within a doorway). For optimal performance, the tendons must be strengthened (1) at the point or position the arm is out before the punch is initiated, (2) approximately half-way through the punch's range of movement and (3) at the end of the punch's range of movement or point of impact. Hope that helps. You will see results very quickly.

[@krejziks3398]

Finally someone that understands, most people think strength is only in muscles...

[@discretion16]

After I went boxing and finished I started throwing punches without gloves and I was much faster than before even the gloves

[@mxgmaxv4036]

FaZe Whole can you explain

[@masteroogway103]

Magma Liquid he went boxing and this video of motives his speed not that hard

[@fraser_mr2009]

@@masteroogway103 he's not trying but the 1 inch punch is powerful kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3uad6ilpLyniLc but it depends on the individual - they put themselves through brutal training. these ppl would take a tyson punch to the gut. they quite literally torture themselves for years also notice he says the punch starts at the toe... i.e, the legs.

[@remirebagonny2311]

THEN YOU WOULD KNOW HOW HE MADE HIS HAND SPEED MUCH FASTER THEN MOST .

[@axelstone3131]

He’s lost a lot of weight since this was filmed

[@richarddoran4217]

Oh taking on 2 guys in ping-pong effortlessly

[@joserabelo8063]

Bruce Lee já perdeu alguma luta?

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Jose how long you been a Bruce Lee fan? Sine you are a fan please visit my Bruce Lee KZbin Channel and please join our Bruce Lee community by subscribing! Thanks and I know you will enjoy the channel! Best Charles

[@lengzaile6999]

2013 New Released Bruce Lee Full Contact Sparring Colour Footage Bruce Lee & Students Punching Bag Extended Footage

[@KingofIronFistCarlos]

Id like to see a modern fighter take a backhand from Lee . Force equals mass times acceleration. Who dare Bet against his acceleration

[@JL-yq9xn]

But not a lot of mass there

[@dizdeck357]

Kinetic energy is nothing vs rooted energy

[@arkadycaca]

SCIENCE!

[@remirebagonny2311]

BUT I WAS NOT BORN AT THE TIME OF HIS MOVIES

[@unclesamiswatching9295]

lots of practice and being 115 pounds helped him in his speed..

[@cryptonewbie3699]

how can we get that device today ?

[@johngeverett]

OK, so how did Bruce Lee get faster?

[@definitelynotbrandondial5904]

He was naturally faster. Some people are born naturally faster than others

[@whatdaro]

Flexibility and really letting go of tension until the last millisecond before contact. Like Bruce said his punch is a like a ball at the end of a chain. Most people when punching are tensing their arm muscle as they punch which massively slows down a punch.

[@frankcoomber6935]

He was naturally fast because he was a very little man.. bit like a squirrel or a chipmunk..

[@bruhmoment3731]

I think it's because he was naturally fast and he trained his tendons

[@johngeverett]

That's all very interesting, but the video was supposed to tell how, and it did no such thing.

[@notsnho]

Ask Ryan Garcia about speed

[@manafbenayache1880]

For haters and bullies and rumors spreaders !! : Bruce never used cocaine and never would !! How dare you say that !! Fools !

[@BT-ve5pv]

Lol

[@vieuxacadian9455]

Fast ? yes , but the Grim Reaper always wins .

[@menacemc]

Someone show this to Michael Jai White

[@jhonone484]

Speed kills not slow

[@Uffeditz]

I think Bruce Lee can also kick flash

[@davidkelly8145]

Everyone gets so defensive of course when you compare Bruce to today's martial arts he does not look great training. But that does not mean he wasn't great and ahead of his time in the 1970s. Today we have such an advantage and in some ways disadvantage with the smart phone. Advantage being looking at how professional fighters train from Mayweather to Samart Payakaroon. Disadvantage is that we live in the information age too much information is also bad. If Bruce was born in this era I'm certain he still would be ahead of his time. He was just that special driven type person.

[@lhitman2222]

He was the closest to superhuman nobody could be ever close to him. He trained literally 14 hours a day used painkillers so he can continue, what he did in one year a normal person would do in 10 years.

[@davidkelly8145]

@pan peter he was awesome

[@matteobonomi9306]

@@lhitman2222 Explain to me how I was made to train like this and how a film rate was delayed at the same time

[@tonyvalente]

Demile and Glover both betrayed Bruce. Opened rival schools teaching his stuff and talking trash on him 2 years after her trained them. These back stabbers made a career off 2 years of lessons.

[@rong9404]

I do believe though, if an older man like me can just punch extremely quick - I could defend myself very well against younger opponents. Bullies like to get in a person's face, so I think I could beat them with just my upper body being in good shape.

[@rong9404]

I thought I was going to learn something here. He did not answer the question.

[@emanueletorregrossa4218]

Who the hell is he??

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

FFS Read the text

[@junodonatus4906]

Talk is cheap. Show me Bruce's fight footage.

[@linkbelt111]

Bruce Lee just rolled over and said, “Who gives a F?”......

[@jimmyross6933]

Best youtube video exposing Bruce Lee kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4PdcndonahnrdE

[@deebee4009]

There were numerous other martial artist who had incredible speed that didn’t get the exposure that Bruce did. They had better footwork because they came from weapon based arts. People like Grand Master Antonio ILustrisimo, Grand Master Angel Cabales, and Grand Master Ben Largusa. They all came from a Filipino MAs. Bruce’s back ground was Wing Chun Kung Fu who has really bad footwork. Furthermore, Bruce only knew the first two forms of the Wing Chun set. Bruce studied Muhammad Ali and incorporated boxing footwork into his system. This footwork is not great for fighting against weapons. So, it’s really debatable how he would have fared against these other men?

[@Kuro_Zaraki]

You understand he got his foot work from fencing as well which was his core...

[@Kuro_Zaraki]

He stopped using the wingchun stance the moment he created jun fan martial arts which later evolved into jkd, he didn't use oriental stances😂 dude was a true fighter

[@kyleday5026]

@@Kuro_Zaraki what was his hand speed in mph and has that recored been broken

[@Gthisen4400]

hahahahahaha i wish it was that simple ^^ how is this guy not banned by he´s goverment for teaching people bullshit

[@stevemarce1988]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@demetriuswright7353]

Mike Tyson's delusional ass is no match for Bruce Lee.

[@user-tg1qg6ig8y]

James was wrong, I was just an actor and cha-cha dancer and never fought anyone in real life. but Thanks James

[@mikekelly9851]

This is bull crap! I didn't hear anything about the title of this video, the reason I even watched it.

[@user-kz7wj5fl9r]

Zeek Banistor Aw, come on Zeek. How you been?

[@user-kz7wj5fl9r]

Zeek Banistor Same old stretching. I’m starting to get some cracks out of my hips, so that’s good.

[@st.louiscritic960]

Click bait crap !!!!!!

[@SoulRoh]

WHAT A BULLCRAP

[@remirebagonny2311]

THIS WAS NOT HOW BRUCE LEE INCREASED HIS HAND SPEED .

[@omgitsjoetime]

You’re on some Bruce hype train benefiting from perpetuating the delusion of him being unbeatable. I bet you Francis ngannou would eat Bruce Lee for breakfast and have seconds

[@el34glo59]

If u say so

[@stevesalkas9128]

No chance today in mma he wouldn't last 2 rounds like deville said Bruce only in bust no long time

[@ddmound]

all these guys that hung out with Lee are fake martial artists. they know no martial arts. what martial arts do they know? What martial arts did Bruce Lee know? None! He only had two years of training from a 3 year course of wing chun which is not martial arts. Bruce was a demonstration nut! He had no real skill what he did to camouflage his speed is use an electrostatic machine that was used at the hospital that he was taken to when he hurt his back doing what is prohibited from martial artists and that is lifting weights. People are so stupid to worship a dead fool! If you were not programmed by Lee to work out with him he probably could not defeat you. who did he defeat? What Lee did was portray that he fights like he fights in fight scenes. that is so stupid.

[@edwardschmitt5710]

@Hippy Dippy Sweet! You shredded that guy!