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PRACTICAL SELF DEFENSE TRAINING CENTER Established in 1988 An education in martial science as well as martial art |
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Jun Fan Gung Fu / Jeet Kune Do |
Integrated Grappling Systems |
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Jun Fan Gung Fu was Bruce Lee’s innovative combination of different martial
ideas that occurred between 1964-1967. In 1967 Jun Fan Gung Fu became known as Jeet Kune
Do; abbreviated as JKD. Jeet Kune Do eventually became a concept known to a few top
Jeet Kune Do instructors as Jeet Kune
Do Concepts, a way of training, a way to adapt to any possible situation that could occur
in a self defense situation and a way to evolve. Not as a set pattern in the
training methods or the learning of organized techniques. Which can only be done by researching martial arts to learn more
possible paths to take along with different lines of attack to defend. It was meant for his students and generations to come to understand Bruce
Lee’s fighting methods with the way he would have wanted it to progress and
not stay with a certain stagnant pattern that never grows. (
Jeet
Kune Do
has now evolved very scientifically through only a few of his closest students,
due to all the research in martial arts that has been done by them over the
years. It is
the attribute of many different fighting systems with a basic format consisting of
intercepting your opponents strikes to hand-trapping as you would see in Wing Chun,
utilizing the mechanics of boxing with boxing to fencing like evasive footwork. In this day and age it is a complete self-defense method that uses kicking,
boxing, finger jabs, elbows, knees, head butts, takedowns. And also now-a-days,
Jeet Kune Do, as it is taught at the Practical Self Defense Training Center, has a very highly enhanced standing and ground grappling background. 