Jeet Kune Do Basic & Advanced DVD by Hiro Watanabe

Ted Wong's Original Techniques Learned

The second installment focuses on tactical aspects in combat. Ted Wong, who was Bruce Lee's sparring partner and spent the longest time with him, nearly completed Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do in his later years and passed on his teachings to his disciples. Hiro Watanabe, who inherited all of Ted Wong's teachings, made headlines by publicly revealing the original techniques of Jeet Kune Do for the first time. Following the introduction of foundational theories and techniques that received a sensational reception, this work continues with an emphasis on practical techniques including combat theories, tactics, and strategies. This will deepen your understanding of Jeet Kune Do.

Bruce Lee's Teachings

• Changes in On-Guard Positions
  • Regular by John
  • Punching by John
  • Kicking by John
  • Advanced by John

Jeet Kune Do Footwork Part 2

• Bounce-based Footwork
  • Skip Step
  • Skip Burst
  • Stutter Step
  • Open Up Step
• Broken Rhythm Footwork
  • Steel Step
  • Split Step

Jeet Kune Do Hand Tools Part 2

• Loose Hook
• Palm-based Tools
• Looping Rear Cross
• Overhead Blow
• Rear Swing Hook
• Close Range Tools

Jeet Kune Do Foot Tools Part 2

• Oblique Kick
• Back Kick
• Roundhouse Kick
• Wheel Kick
• Spinning Kick
• Knee Kick

Jeet Kune Do Freelance Shadow Training

Jeet Kune Do Focus Mitt Training

• Training to Enhance Straight Lead Quality
• Sign Attack Drill
• Visual Speed Training
• Freelance Mitt Training Stage 2

Offensive Defense "Interception by Timing" in 3 Varieties

Jeet Kune Do Tactics

• SDA (Simple Direct Attack)
• SAA (Simple Angle Attack)
• ABC (Attack by Combination)
• PIA (Progressive Indirect Attack)
• ABD (Attack by Drawing)
• BRA (Broken Rhythm Attack)

Jeet Kune Do Close Range Fighting Method

Jeet Kune Do Sparring

• Touch Game Sparring
• Close Range Sparring
• Limited Light Sparring

About the instructor:

Hiro Watanabe

Real name: Kazuhiro Watanabe. Born on April 9, 1959, in Tokyo, Japan. Started practicing karate at the age of 10 in 1969. Influenced by Bruce Lee's movie "Enter the Dragon," he began studying Jeet Kune Do. In 1977, he started training with his friend Hiroshi Araki, who had returned from studying under Dan Inosanto. In 1984, he made his first trip to the USA and received direct teachings from Dan Inosanto and Larry Hartsell, both of whom were Bruce Lee's disciples. In 1986, he received instructor certification from Dan Inosanto and began promoting Jeet Kune Do. In 1992, he left the headquarters school he was affiliated with in the USA. In 1994, he reunited with instructor Mark Stewart during a seminar in Japan. In 1996, through the efforts of Mark Stewart, he began learning true Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do directly from Master Ted Wong. In 2000, he became the first Japanese to receive the official Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do instructor certification from Ted Wong. He annually travels to the USA to receive private lessons focused on sparring and diligently works on enhancing the internal structures crucial to Jeet Kune Do. In the summer of 2010, he received his final private lesson from Master Ted Wong, who certified him personally as having mastered all teachings of Jeet Kune Do. He actively promotes genuine Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do not only in Japan but throughout Asia to advance its legacy.

Language: Japanese

Length: 2 hours

SPD-3720