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I was afraid of that. Thanks for the help.

I'm just shooting the dark here, but I have had an interest in Fu Jow Pai Kung Fu for many years. The problem is that I live in South Carolina and the last time I checked, I could only find schools in New York, New Jersey and Florida. Does anyone know of any schools in SouthCarolina, North...

In Enter the Dragon there is a scene that was not in the original release, but was later restored on DVD. It is the scene after Bruce Lee's sparring match with Sammo Hung. The monk is questioning him about the fight and Bruce Lee refers to his fist " hitting all by itself ", and " there is no...

Great ! I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

Wall bag training helps with this. Also, aim the punch at opponents nose. The cartiladge provides a softer target. LOL

Moving Zen by C.W Nicol. I got this book when it came out in, I think 1971, and I loved it then and I still do today. I started my martial arts training at about this same time. This was a special time. I was 14 years old attending a Shotokan Karate school in Charlotte N.C. A friend of mine got...

Just for viewing, not for sale. Thanks for the quick reply.

I'm new here and this may be an unusual question. I am an artist , as well as being an artist. I was wondering if it is o.k. for me to post martial arts related art on the forum and if so, where?

I guess it's like Okinawan Karate. They already had an art called Te. They combined it with the forms and techniques that they learned from the Chinese and called it Karate.

They are all mentioned in the book, especially Jesse Glover, however, I think he got most of the Seattle info from Taky Kimura. Taky is in the photos demonstrating the Seattle techniques. I'm not sure about Leroy Garcia, Ed Hart passed away about 14 or 15 years ago. Jesse Glover passed 2 years...

Great answer. Thanks for taking the time to help me with this.

I practice both Chinese and Southeast Asian martial arts. Does any one have any knowledge as to the influence of Chinese martial arts on S.E. Asian arts such as Silat, Muay Thai and Kali- Escrima- Arnis. Some say that it all comes from China. I have always wondered if this is true or did people...

A couple of more things are involved in this punch. One is that the hand should move before the foot and the other is that the fist should hit the target before the foot touches the ground.. Moving the hand first is the hardest part ( I'm still working on that ) Bruce Lee got this from fencing...

Running 3 to 5 miles a day, plus road marches, training in the boonies for 7 days at a time, jungle warfare training in the jungles of the Philippines, winter warfare training in Hokkaido Japan (18 below 0, with 3 feet of snow ), training in Korea just miles from the DMZ, being on alert status...

This is an awesome book ! I got it as soon as it came out and read it from cover to cover. I buy a lot of JKD books just because they are JKD books and neverreally read them, because they usually cover the same material. This book, however is a must read for anyone with an interest in Bruce Lee...

I had just about given up on martial arts forums. They all seem to be filled with badmouthing and arguments. I found this one and I and liked what I saw. I look forward to sharing and learning from you all( or as we say, ya'll ). I am57 yrs old and have been training in martial arts since 1971...

I believe that the vertical fist structure is much stronger than the horizontal. If you hold your fist in the horizontal position, you will notice that the shoulder opens up and your arm is sort of "hanging out there ". With the vertical position the shoulder joint is closed which puts the arm...

I'm new here and this is my first post. I'm sorry that it is such a sad one. For those who don't know already, British JKD instructor , Dave Carnell passed away a few days ago. He was one of Sifu Cass Magda's top guys and a great writer and instructor. I never trained with him, but did meet him...