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Summary: A great book to learn more about Lee's JKD.
Review: This book has made understanding Lee's art of JKD much easier and far surpasses any other technical book on Lee's art and philosophy.
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Summary: Get The Real Message
Review: This is a good book in that a reader can get a clearer idea of who Bruce Lee was. One reviewer was quite rude and unfair to Bruce Lee, took offense to the man as though he had written the book. Bruce Lee's writings were made into a book, Bruce Lee did not write nor construct the book. So appreciating that fact, it's fair to say that a reader gets a pretty good idea as to what type of prerson Bruce Lee was. Bruce Lee did study philosphy and he shared a lot of what he learned from others as well as his own personal views and opinions. Any true Bruce Lee fan knows Bruce never presented himself as "the one who knew everything" he tried to inspire and/or guide people to be themselves, find the true meaning of themselves an not be fixed, labeled, a copy, tied to any set thing or boxed into something with no way for self expression. And not just to be applied to the Martial Arts but in life as well. I think the insulting reader was confused by the deeper meaning of Bruce's writings and what he preceived to be "Bruce the great philosopher". The reader didn't get the real message, that if there is value in any book, as there is with this book (better insight and inspiration)then it should be recommended. Bruce Lee's writings should be appreciated for the content of what was originally from Bruce, his writings in this book should be looked upon to help people gain a better understanding of the thoughts and principles that guided him-Bruce Lee. If some people are inspired to follow his principles or those of whom he learned from, I think that's the point. If a reader has already made up in his or her mind that Bruce Lee's writings are not "real philosophy" or at least based on "real philosophy" then don't buy the book. In my opinion, this book would still be a good book no matter whose writings they were.
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Summary: Cool Book...
Review: This is a great book to read for many reasons. This book helped me learn to punch faster and more accurate. This book has great philosophies that will help any martial artist. I recommend this book to anyone even slightly interested in Bruce Lee or martial arts. HOO-YAH!!!! Thank a war veteran.
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Summary: Cool Book...
Review: This is a great book to read for many reasons. This book helped me learn to punch faster and more accurate. This book has great philosophies that will help any martial artist. I recommend this book to anyone even slightly interested in Bruce Lee or martial arts. HOO-YAH!!!! Thank a war veteran.
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Summary: The JKD Primer
Review: What can you say about a book written by Bruce Lee. This one is great. It was the basis for the 'Tao of JKD'. Here he is talking about what he really knows, the way of Chinese martial Arts.This book covers the technical gung fu as well as the philosophy as seen through Mr. Lee's eyes. One of the all time greatest Martial Artist. The diagrams are in his own hand, with his own thoughts. So read his words himself, and get the info direct! You will not want to put this book down. And will read it, over and over again.
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