What is the Jeet Kune?
Jeet Kune Do, or art capturing fist, is the style or concept of martial arts originally conceived by a famous actor and fighter Bruce Lee. It is based on the philosophy of simplicity, straightness and freedom and is often referred to as it has no specific style. Lee's work relies on strong offensive events for success, and many consider it to be the forerunner of mixed martial arts forms.
Bruce Lee, best known for his magnificent combat skills in many martial arts films, trained in various combat disciplines throughout his life. In addition to his early training in the fight Wing Chun, he was also a perfect swordsman and boxer. Lee began to develop his own style of martial arts at the age of 60, combining elements of many forms of martial arts and his own training in other sports. The result of his background was the Jeet Kune, which emphasizes that it does the most effective thing in any situation regardless of form or tradition.
JEET KUNE Do you initially introduced considerable contempt for the masters of traditional formsmartial arts. When Lee began to train others in his forms, he emphasized individuality in motion, practiced matches rather than remembering solo forms and above all the simplicity of movement. The purpose of the form is to basically win a fight, not to show that you are a well -trained warrior.
The name concerns Lee's practice of capturing attacks and turning them back to the attacker rather than avoiding or simply blocking. Common movements in Jeet Kune include low kicks, movements that combine a punch with a reflected blow and capture the opponents of the limbs with their own to maintain control. Students are trained in four areas of movement: punching, capture, match and kicks. The style contains many techniques of fencing and boxing, often integrated into martial arts movements.
Lee remained that Jeet Kune is doing, was not the style of martial arts, but rather freedom from style. While it trained fighters in specific combat techniquesCH, emphasized what works over what you were trained. In many ways, practice is close to the theory of combat choreography in films where the style and legitimacy of movement is less important than success. The training continued to insist that there was no correct way to fight, and if the step was working, it was worth classifying.
After Lee's death, training in Jeet Kune continued to the highest ranking of students and friends. There was a considerable controversy because Lee's estate wanted to keep control over the training of Kune, while Lee students wanted to continue their own programs. Today, the situation remains murky, with some schools led by Lee's students and a new attempt by Bruce Lee Foundation to create an "official" school for the form.
As a philosophy, Lee's form of the principle of tearing hats should be carried out without prejudice about law, incorrect or tradition. It appreciates the individuality of the warriors, suggesting that the eclecticism of the individual can the greatest surprise to the opponents. ForThus, the form has some detectives irritated by its undefined style, Jeet Kune Do has many followers in principle and practice and is a popular style of fighting in the 21st century.