Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio Podcast #327: Jeet Kune Do
Channel: whistlekick
Date: 2018-09-13

On this episode, Jeremy talks about Bruce Lee‘s brainchild, the martial art of Jeet Kune Do.

Bruce Lee, one of the most influential martial artist and movie star of our time, has passed away for more than three decades. In spite of that, he has kept martial arts practitioners and fans in awe of his legacy as a martial artist. One of the things that made him special is Jeet Kune Do, a martial art created by Bruce Lee that adapts moves and styles from other martial arts in order to be more effective. On this episode, Jeremy tells us the history and principles of Bruce Lee‘s Jeet Kune Do. Listen to learn more!

Jeremy Lesniak:

Hey everyone thanks for coming by this is whistlekickmartialartsradio and you’re listening to episode 327. Today we’re going to talk about Jeet Kune Do. My name is Jeremy Lesniak, I’m your host for the show on the founder at whistlekickmartialarts and I love traditional martial arts. I’m doing it all my life and now it’s my job, it’s my job to help you love the martial arts even more and I’ll do whatever I can to make that happen.

If you wanna check out our products our projects our services all the stuff we’ve got going on you could find that at whistlekick.com and you can find the show notes for this and all of our other episodes at whistlekickmartialartsradio.com most of them have a transcript. We’re actually going back and transcribing all of the old episodes. So if you’re in a spot where you can’t listen but you could read you might want to check those out or of course for our friends who are hearing impaired we wanna make sure that we give as much as we can to all martial artists regardless of how they take in their entertainment.

Let’s talk about Jeet Kune Do. We’ve spent a lot of time talking about Bruce Lee on the show especially lately episode 305 with Mr. Matthew Polly talking about his book Bruce Lee a life received at ton of attention and we thought it might be good idea to dig deeper into part of the legacy that Bruce Lee left namely the martial arts style that isn’t the style in a sense Jeet Kune Do.