He has about a 6 inch reach advantage.....not fair sparring if you ask me.

@@yhideit4427 fighters fight against fighters with height and reach advantages all the time if he was gonna back down because of a reach advantage fighting may not be for him

I mean yea you have to have a lot of that in jeet kune do

Not only that, sparring is putting on pressure your combat skills, w/ sparring MAs are nothing. Distance, Times, counter striking, you can learn it only from sparring

wrong

They actually can get so good that they won't move an inch and just stand and strike and kick, it's like watching Floyd just school fighters and laugh it's beautiful to watch.

Not really that handntrapping use useful. The way of the interceptimh fist. You have to use then opponents emotional content in order to attack them and intercept. It’s also known as wing chin fist Bruce said do what you could which feels like you. I guess the blue hair guy chose boxing fists which looks best on him where was many other jeet kune do fighters use the hand trapping and wing chin fist like I do. The leg kicks shin kicks and oblique kicks are really powerful and probably one of the main concepts other then wing chun

Well, good form is important. XD

That wasnt shadow boxing

Looks a bit like jeet kune do gloves, if u search it up like that o=

I last saw them marketed as Kempo gloves.

Kemp’s gloves. Usually you see them in black and white, red and black not as common. I have a red pair, snapped them up when I saw them.

@Reynold Markus yes that ls the spirit of jeet kune do 😻

soooo?

@@marcleon1513 well my point is that they are not intercepting each other's attacks

@@robinpopps189 the whole point of Jeet Kune do is to make it your own

@@tolkienblack6602 yeah what is the translation of jeet kune do though?

@@robinpopps189 LOL the translation and it's purpose are two different things even the creator himself said that so you trying to get me in a "gotcha" isn't relevant

Do you even know what JKD is? Its essentially using what works for you with your unique body type and strengths. CLEARLY boxing works for him so why would be do something that doesn't work for him. His JKD will look differently than yours or someone else's even though the same tools are given.

He is doing what right for him. Bruce said in jeet kune do he gives philosophical concepts and that man is using correct leg kicks etc. His boxing style is what is good for him. Bruce said he could Do that. I chose wing chin fist he chose boxing

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If you are good enough it will work against anyone in the world, no system is the best it’s the heart that put you number one, and that the real answer

That depends on how you decide to attack and counter against different opponents using different styles and confusing someone with different striking and kicking attacks from Wing Chun a boxing and kickboxing.

Obviously they decide to ignore everything they did in their drills.

Drills are just drills They are not techniques. Nobody should expect to land complex wing chun trapping on a real fighter. But they do give you the ability to keep flowing and adapt to your opponent. Now it's true that it's too much practiced during classes

notice how when the sparring starts all the trapping disappears? this is why i always say trapping is a stupid concept which doesnt really work.. they did so many combinations of traps in practice.. but once sparring started, it disappeared

CombatFitness Of course trapping works, but you have to do it simple and straight, I use a lot in my sparring

Jeet Kune Do incorporates techniques from Savate.

if you really doubt this would work in a ring , u are dumb xD

This is the same as your UFC fighting dumb ass without grappling being used and yes JKD teaches and does grappling sparring with striking just like MMA, why do you think Bruce is called the father of MMA, because he was a jujitsu and judo black belt and student of wrestling and grappling martial arts along with small circle finger braking jujitsu.

give it a break hater

Chris Vargas They are just lightly sparring bro, I thought they both had a pretty solid technique and nice footwork. Ill bet that both of them have had extensive training with both knee and elbow strikes, they just weren't training in close quarters or grappling

I guess you want to injure your own head when it isn't necessary and knees are used for leg kick blocking and we in Chinese Gung Fu really don't use knee striking unless your grappling or have head control pulling your head down, those knee strikes in thai kickboxing are for scoring points and not for power knee striking, because the striking angels are to difficult to land clean blows unless you pull their heads down and hit the solar plexus , or groin or abdominal blows stomach and the head nose mouth and eye socket thai knees are close quarter striking techniques and not your side knee strikes they use in point fighting. Elbows are totally fine and effective techniques but should be done after power striking and to cut and strike certain body parts. Not just swinging wildly and everywhere. Remember use proper placement and timing of striking techniques and not just wildly throwing haymaker strikes with no proper placement to do serious pain and damage and remember to actually set-up traps to land clean effective hurting strikes just like boxers do, Chavez sr and his body fight ending liver and rib shots and temple and behind the ear knock out blows and don't swing like your drunk. How do you think professional fighters end fights in one round with a simple body blow against highly trained body conditioned fighters who have rock hard abdominal s ? They strike proper weak points on your body like your liver, now imagine how much damage they could do to a um-conditioned fat flabby body that would vomit if hit with a body shot.

Late to the party but that's pretty dummy tbh. Lmao what he's gonna butt his training partner so he can't go to work tomorrow as both his eyes have swelled with a broken nose? I'd rather train like this every day than train too hard and injure myself then not be able to train again.