[Ehsan]

Hey Everybody!

Let's watch this cool video...It shows how fast Bruce Lee was
to run Wing Chun techniques such as bong sau and pak sau

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBxqptNa6-8   

[Lilya]

Amazing!!!   

[LEE ROMA]

really cool! watched this before....it probably will be nice if we had separate little topic about this Bruce....very fast man   

[Fanda]

When I saw document I AM BRUCE LE, I realized that Bruce practised many more martial arts, not only kung fu. We can see it in his movies, some kicks, some punches and so on....... I thing that this is key to succeed. Best is to know basic rules of more martial arts than just one. BUT to know at least one well is almost mandatory!   

[Procyona]

Well, to think that Bruce Lee also practiced dancing, that hobby may have also affected his style, since dancing works mostly with the same principles of reacting and keeping distance as in martial arts   

[Haveunique]

Mastering at least one art takes about 10,000 hours of thoughtful practice - according to researches. I prefer to know at least one well, instead of knowing bits of everything and nothing in particular. It is only my personal view   

[Fanda]

Maybe I had to tell that teoretical knowledge about other martial arts are good, maybe not practise all, but good to know principles. If you stand against boxer, you can see it from his stance and you can be more prepared for rounded punches............... just to know basic principles........kick boxer has usually different stance so be prepared on kicks...... and so on.....   

[Procyona]

If mastering an art takes only 10 000 hour of thoughtful practice, this should mean only 5 years with 8 h / on every week day of the year. But practicing that amount actually in a thoughtful way is of cource something one should really make effort to.   

[Haveunique]

If you mean 8 hours practice a day, Milla, one should be really really relaxed and from the very beginning aware of what the whole body is doing That's the most important skill to learn in any kind of activity, I think...