Bruce Lee’s jeet kune do (way of the intercepting fist) is highlighted in a collection of videos that helps to clarify some technical aspects of Bruce Lee’s martial art.
This collection includes behind-the-scenes footage from a cover shoot with first-generation Bruce Lee student Richard Bustillo. Also featured is a trailer for Bruce Lee’s Training Method, Richard Bustillo’s DVD collaboration with Black Belt Hall of Fame member Ted Wong, which addresses the first two volumes of the Bruce Lee’s Fighting Method books.
Second-generation Bruce Lee student Tim Tackett presents a unique visual training aid for his and Bob Bremer’s groundbreaking book Chinatown Jeet Kune Do: Essential Elements of Bruce Lee’s Martial Art.
Lamar M. Davis II, a second-generation practitioner who trained under Steve Golden, Jerry Poteet, Leo Fong and Patrick Strong, appears in a series of videos demonstrating and explaining various JKD trapping techniques, as well as a special DVD series aimed at advanced JKD practitioners.
– April 10, 2013
In this exclusive excerpt from his content-rich DVD Chinatown Jeet Kune Do: Essential Elements of Bruce Lee’s Martial Art, Tim Tackett explains and demonstrates the deceptively simple JKD backfist! This simple-looking move packs a big surprise for opponents!
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– February 6, 2013
Richard Bustillo kicks you-know-what and takes names as he demonstrates four hard-hitting JKD techniques from his “Bruce Lee’s Fighting Method” DVD, which also features Ted Wong!
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– November 7, 2012
Do you want to take a punch to the face? How about a kick to the body? No? Then you’re in the right place! Second-generation Bruce Lee student Lamar M. Davis II shows you how to evade these attacks in this exclusive jeet kune do video.
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– June 6, 2012
Today, we bring you some awesome archival behind-the-scenes jeet kune do techniques footage of this first-generation Bruce Lee student in action at Black Belt magazine! Below the video is a brief Q-and-A regarding the impact of Bruce Lee’s philosophy on the martial arts, the creation of the Bruce Lee
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– April 25, 2012
For more than 30 years, Lamar Davis has studied and trained in Bruce Lee’s art of jeet kune do. He has been certified as a full/senior instructor by five of Bruce Lee’s original students: Joseph Cowles, Patrick Strong, Leo Fong, Jerry Poteet and Steve Golden. Lamar Davis is the founder
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– March 21, 2012
Richard Bustillo, a first-generation student of jeet kune do founder Bruce Lee, was inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame as the 1989 Co-Instructor of the Year. Devoting much of his life to preserving and propagating the teachings of Bruce Lee, Richard Bustillo was one of the jeet kune
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– November 16, 2011
In TWO exclusive videos shot by Black Belt Magazine’s executive editor at Paul Vunak’s yearly “Bruce Lee Bash at the Beach” in Dana Point, CA, Vunak and Descendants of the Masters Vice President of Operations Thomas Cruse discuss the Bash at the Beach as a vehicle for training martial artists
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– October 31, 2011
Linda Lee Cadwell, the widow of jeet kune do creator and martial arts icon Bruce Lee, recently sat down with Black Belt for an extensive exclusive video interview about Tao of Jeet Kune Do: Expanded Edition. During this portion of the interview, she discusses the genesis of the seminal martial
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– October 21, 2011
“When you say, ‘Tao of Jeet Kune Do,’ it’s like training with Bruce Lee,” says Richard Bustillo, who studied jeet kune do under Bruce Lee at the Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute in Los Angeles in the 1960s. And so kicks off Black Belt’s most recent installment of interview clips
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– September 28, 2011
Second-generation Bruce Lee student Lamar M. Davis II studied under five of Bruce Lee’s original students (Joseph Cowles, Patrick Strong, Leo Fong, Jerry Poteet and Steve Golden). Through this jeet kune do technique video demonstrating Lee’s one-inch punch, Davis brings the concept of economy of motion through efficiency, directness and
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