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Dewey Decimal Number: 796.815 EAN: 9780804831321 Edition: 1st ed ISBN: 0804831327 Label: Tuttle Publishing Manufacturer: Tuttle Publishing Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 400 Publication Date: November 15, 1997 Publisher: Tuttle Publishing Studio: Tuttle Publishing Average Rating:
 Rating:  - My favorite of the series!This is my favorite of the John Little/Bruce Lee series. If you are looking for real, honest-to-goodness Bruce Lee principles of JKD, then this is the book. Even though the book is organized into categories, I think the best way to study it is to take a random page (any page will do) and apply it to your martial study for a full practice session. Just the one page will be packed with ideas. And your martial arts will improve. Digest the book, one piece at a ... Read More Rating:  - The Jeet Kune Do Manual for the JKD student.I study Jeet Kune Do in Denver Colorado. My Sifu referred me to this book. I do wish the book had more diagrams of some of the techniques. Overall it is the geatest book on JKD. Of course it is,it was written by the man who created JKD. In one place in the book, Bruce Lee had written the pros and cons of different arts and what he liked about them technichly. This allows you to see how Lee was percieving martial arts and what he was looking for. You also get possible insight to where ... Read More Rating: - Wonderful book, not the key to martial art though. I see that a lot of reviewers that gave this book low ratings seem to think that you can learn martial arts from a book. I will give you this warning now, you can't and never will be able to learn a martial art from a book, but this is a good starting place for beginners to see some of the techniques and ideas put forward in Jeet Kune Do. If you're someone with martial training as I am you can learn a number of things from this book. Most martial arts that are taught today are for exercise, fun, or ... Read More Rating:  - Disorganised and rather painfullJeet Kune Do is a book full of insight into the martial arts through the eyes of Bruce Lee. It does contain many important aspects of martial arts. It appears to attempt to address very important topics which many martial art styles tend to ignore. Martial arts are more than lists of techniques and pre arranged kata. They are about developing fighting skill, and about how to train in order to perfect your agility, balance, power and timing. Volume three does address these concepts and more. Read More Rating: - Great Book!This is the best book on on Bruce Lee's philosofies yet! A must read for every martial artist. |
