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....

No one person in history has done more for the growth of martial arts and martial arts cinema than Bruce Lee..

You decide to close the distance and wind up in the clinch. Oops!

Tim Tackett used to be a schoolteacher, but he should have been a principal. Why? Because he knows all about principles...

When Lee moved, he embodied the perfect combination of efficiency, effectiveness and aesthetics....

One of Bruce Lee's preferred techniques was the straight right lead. He also taught the lead-hand finger jab, which is technically faster...

Bruce Lee stands out as the most prominent figure in the martial arts realm. Despite his passing in 1973, his numerous admirers...

Bruce Lee wrote, “The straight punch is the core of jeet kune do.” To write an article on the straight lead, then, is to write an article...

Among these influential figures, Bruce Lee stands out as a transcendent icon whose impact has bridged martial arts, cinema..

The city of Oakland is set to pay tribute to the legendary martial artist and actor Bruce Lee by renaming an intersection...

The jeet kune do conversations one sees on social media are reminiscent of the Los Angeles freeway system: They lead all over the place.

Black Belt published a two-part article on Bruce Lee (Green Hornet's "Kato") in 1967. Black Belt received received a flood of letters...

Benny Urquidez Talks About Chuck Norris, Bruce Lee, Ed Parker, Elvis Presley and the Man Who Motivated Him to Become a Champion! Benny “The Jet” Urquidez was a six-time world champion in five weight classes, which explains why he’s considered a legend in full-contact karate and kickboxing. It should come as no surprise that along the way, he witnessed numerous changes in how fights were conducted, judged and scored. As sport fighting evolved, so did Urquidez. “Back in the 195

Bruce Lee is featured on the 1971 cover, it was his second cover focused on Jeet Kune Do.

A surefire way to start a controversy is to create a top-10 list — in any field. Similarly, if you want to start an argument

I had the privilege of teaching several sessions at Taky Kimura’s Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute of Seattle Instructors Conference in Washington.

How do you prepare your student if he / she has to face Bruce Lee in a fight?

Bruce Lee opens up on Ip Man, training celebrities and introduces the world to Jeet Kune Do

Get this iconic throw back tee exclusively at the Black Belt shop https://shop.blackbeltmag.com/collections/new-products by Maxwell Pollard Villains don't stand a chance with Kato who clobbers them with gungfu and with this three-sectional staff, used as a club. BRUCE LEE, the Kato of "The Green Hornet" TV show who can obliterate an ordinary-sized mob of hoodlums in a matter of seconds by using gung-fu, says there's too much hocus-pocus about the martial arts these days. ( Br