Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do Advanced DVD by Hiro Watanabe

Fusion of Jun Fan Gung Fu and Jeet Kune Do Hiro Watanabe's culmination, elevating martial arts into a modern form.

Bruce Lee created Jun Fan Gung Fu by combining Eastern martial arts, primarily Wing Chun, with Western martial arts like boxing and fencing. He then evolved this into his original martial art, Jeet Kune Do, which Ted Wong continued to develop until his death. Hiro Watanabe has fused these two martial arts learned from various successors into Jun Fan / Jeet Kune Do, surpassing all modern martial arts. This is the cutting edge for anyone aspiring to become a Jeet Kune Do master.

History and Current State of Jun Fan / Jeet Kune Do

Sensitivity Drills

• Dan Chi Sao
• Soan Chi Sao
• Dan Toi Shou
• Soan Toi Shou
• Lap Sao Cycle Drill
• Pak Sao Cycle Drill
• Spring Hand Drill

Counter Trapping Techniques

• Interception against Pak Sao Da
• Interception against Lap Sao Da
• Interception against Jao Sao

Focus Mitt Training

Grappling Techniques Explanation

• Standing Joint Techniques
• Throwing Techniques
• Takedown Techniques
• Choking Techniques

Full Contact Training

• Multiple Person Mitt Training
• Integration Training

Martial Arts Training Methods

• Lower Dantian Breathing Method and Strengthening Training
• Fingertip Strengthening Training
• Iron Hand Training

Cast

Hiro Watanabe

• Real Name: Kazuhiro Watanabe. Born April 9, 1959, in Tokyo, Japan. Began practicing karate at age 10 in 1969. Influenced by Bruce Lee's film "Enter the Dragon," he began studying Jeet Kune Do. In 1977, he returned to Japan after learning from Dan Inosanto and started training in Jeet Kune Do with his friend Hiroshi Araki. In 1984, he traveled to the US and received direct teachings from Dan Inosanto and Larry Hartsell, both Bruce Lee's disciples. In 1986, he received an instructor certificate from Dan Inosanto and began promoting the art. In 1992, he left the US headquarters school. In 1994, he reunited with instructor Mark Stewart during a seminar in Japan. In 1996, with Stewart's support, he began learning Bruce Lee's true Jeet Kune Do directly from Ted Wong. In 2000, he became the first Japanese person to receive the official Jeet Kune Do instructor certificate from Ted Wong. Every year, he travels to the US for private lessons focusing on sparring with Ted Wong, while diligently working on refining internal structures. In the summer of 2010, he received his final private lesson from Ted Wong, who certified him with complete knowledge of Jeet Kune Do's teachings. He actively promotes true Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do across Japan and throughout Asia to advance its spread.

Language: Japanese

Length: 2 hours

SPD-3722