Inosanto was especially impressed by the adaptability, a principle that he actively embraces and continues today. Inosanto has chosen to concentrate on the four arts of kali, wing chun, boxing and karate simply because each one contributes something the others don't. Like Lee also did, Inosanto has synthesized the four to produce a distinctive result, almost a non-style. This lack of style, Inosanto believes, is superior as a singular study of one art would inhibit imagination. Inosanto's hybrid philosophy also carries forward to his manner of teaching.
Martial arts are like that.
In the beginning classes, I do very little correcting. Forget about all that. First get the whole product. But as long as it resembles the technique to a certain degree, and the major body mechanics are there, I let it go. The most important thing is the flow.