The following is a snippet of a feature found exclusively in the Spring 2025 issue of Black Belt Magazine. Since 1979, Burton Richardson...

The first time I saw the jeet kune do leg obstruction in action was in Dan Inosanto's backyard. Bruce Lee had recently left to make...

Lee’s life read like a novel that frequently found him appearing at the confluence of historical events — from escaping the Communist...

Martial artist Dan Inosanto , renowned for his expertise in Filipino martial arts and Jeet Kune Do, graced the cover of the May 1970...

Martial arts phenom Bruce Lee reached his peak in the late 1960s and early ’70s and then, as we all know, tragically passed away in 1973...

In today’s fast-paced world, martial arts have become more than just a means of self-defense—they’re a lifestyle. Whether you’re looking...

During the 10 years Leo Fong knew Bruce Lee, the two shared countless discussions about martial arts. Lee was particularly fascinated by...

Bruce Lee , captured in the iconic Wing Chun punch pose, visited the offices of Black Belt  magazine for these unforgettable photos later...

Interested in the first half of this electric conversation? Part 1 of our exclusive Q&A with Tim Tackett can be found here ! In your...

His philosophy, Jeet Kune Do, rejected rigid traditions and emphasized adaptability, efficiency, and practicality

Bruce Lee’s influence on martial arts and pop culture is so immense that his essence lives on in countless fictional characters.

We’re here to celebrate Bruce Lee’s mastery in its purest form: the one-on-one duel.

The October/November 2021 issue of Black Belt Magazine  showed the legendary Bruce Lee ready for his final fight scene from Enter the...

Bruce Lee, a name that echoes through the halls of martial arts history, remains an icon even decades after his untimely death. But what...

As I sat in his immaculate living room, listening to the tale of Tim Tackett unfold from the mouth of the man himself, I couldn't help...

The cover of the Spring 1977 issue of Fighting Stars  showcased the legendary Bruce Lee, poised for action. Known for his lightning-fast...

Jeet Kune Do or “way of the intercepting fist,” is Bruce Lee’s gift to the martial arts world.

When Bruce Lee opened his school in Seattle in 1960, he wanted to create a place where anyone could learn a self-defense method..

Martial arts have fascinated humanity for millennia, blending physical prowess with mental discipline in a way that transcends mere combat.

In August 1984, the cover showcased Dan Inosanto demonstrating his nunchaku skills. He is recognized as the instructor who taught Bruce...

The February 1979 cover of Fighting Stars features exclusive photos of Bruce Lee in the iconic yellow tracksuit from the movie Game of...

As we delve into his legacy, we uncover how Lee's unique contributions continue to shape and inspire generations..

When one person attacks another, the attacker always leaves something open. No human being can extend a limb without leaving an opening...

He wasn't just a martial artist; he was a philosopher, an actor, a filmmaker, and a visionary....