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Summary: Very Good Addition to the Tao of JKD
Review: This book is a great addition to the original Tao of JKD book. It has even more thoughts of Bruce Lee compiled in this good sized book. You can never stop learning from all his books. There seems to be something new every time! It's just up to us to take what he has written and transform it to our own way...our own JKD...which is what the total product is of "honestly expressing yourself"...which I think can take a man 100 years or more. So read up, learn, and train hard! Be Water, My Friend. - Bruce Lee
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Summary: great book
Review: This book is a great book which features many of bruce lee's comments, sketches and ideas on Kung Fu and also Jeet Kune Do. If you are interested in learning about the Jeet Kun Do methods you might want to check out this book.
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Summary: great book
Review: This book is a great book which features many of bruce lee's comments, sketches and ideas on Kung Fu and also Jeet Kune Do. If you are interested in learning about the Jeet Kun Do methods you might want to check out this book.
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Summary: An Instant Classic!
Review: This book is a must for everybody that studies Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do. In reading Bruce Lee's hand written notes, we can now learn the 'why' instead of just learning the 'how' when it comes for fighting.
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Summary: The greatest legend I know
Review: This book is the best. It has everything from sketches from bruce himself on how to do moves and also how to get alot of power into it. John little does an excellent job putting bruces note into this book. They'v even got pictures of movies scenes of bruce doing the move. this book is very easy to follow along and understand. Bruce even gives his insights on overall life and what kind of focus it takes to be a good martial artist.In closing, i will definetily practice bruces skills till the day i die.
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Summary: Tao of Jeet Kune Do
Review: This has to be the definitive book on Bruce Lee's martial art. If you own this you do not need "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do". John Little has done a great job of locating, formatting, editing and presenting Bruce Lee's writings in a manner that is easy to read, espcially when compared to "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do" which, in comparison, looks to be so many of Bruce's notes just randomly written. This book presents Bruce Lee's writings and sketches on his art of Jeet Kune Do in an organized and comprehensive manner.This book is, quite simply, the best book on Jeet Kune Do ever written.
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Summary: An wonderful commentary on martial arts
Review: This is a wonderful book. It compiles Bruce Lee's thoughts and ideas related to Jeet Kune Do and martial arts in general and even a few thoughts on life, too. His explanation of the tools and tactics used in fighting open up a whole new level of the martial arts, even for beginners. This is a GREAT book. While it may be a tad disjointed at times, that only seems to add to the greatness of it. Some of it is like a puzzle you must figure out, so even after you've finished reading it, you find yourself actively STUDYING it. A wonderful book.
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Summary: Be Shapeless and Formless, Like Water
Review: This is about the late Bruce Lee's art, Jeet Kune Do (Way of the Intercepting Fist). To many martial artists who want to take up Jeet Kune Do or just want to study the martial way, this is great book. Many first time martial artists might be bored with the many philosophical parts but when read through and through again will come to learn and master not only JKD, but also the way of life and living day by day as it happens. Jeet Kune Do teaches us to not look at the outside of things (and that means everything), but to look at the inside. Now I'll talk like Bruce Lee talked. You don't drink dilluted wine do you?
The martial arts that are Americanized to a point of digust is diluted wine. Jeet Kune Do teaches not to look at the flower but to look at the roots.
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Summary: The BEST martial arts book.
Review: This is an awesome book that has helped me in many ways. John Little has done a great job putting all of Bruce Lee's notes in order and creating this book. This book shows Lee's workout guide he used, tells some of Lee's history, about techniques you can use to improve your speed and accuracy. This book tell you techniques to be used on the "wooden dumby" and other strength and endurance techniques. This is a great book for all martial arts practitioners to read and to study. Just as Lee does, I recommend reading the book time after time and studing it. HOO-YAH!!! Thank a war veteran.
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Summary: Great Book!
Review: This is the best book on on Bruce Lee's philosofies yet! A must read for every martial artist.
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