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Jun Fan Gung Fu / Jeet Kune Do Class
847 Hamilton Ave (Rt 69). Page 2 - Additional InformationJUN FAN GUNG FU / JEET KUNE DO -The kicking, boxing and trapping class (i.e., standing fighting aspects of Jeet Kune Do, although there are days when the fight training could be taken to the floor) usually starts off with exercises that will develop endurance and to develop joint and ab strength as well as balanced strength throughout the body. Stretching out different parts of the body usually follows right after a good warm up. An equipment workout usually begins the class after warm-ups are done, either on the 155lb heavy bags, Thai pads and/or focus mitts. Equipment training for tool development is often done for focus speed, power and repetition of movement to enhance natural responses and follow-ups for techniques practiced. Then, technical details that fit accordingly to the level of students are taught in the area of defense to offensive movements we are covering at that particular time. After details are understood on the
subject taught that day along with some alternative variations, isolation
sparring or staying within one range to develop that technique to its fullest is
part of the normal routine. Random sparring with as much protective equipment as
you would like to wear is usually done at the end of the class. Some days,
depending on the level of the class sparring with guidance is done to get the
experience on where to pull off all the material you had been learning over the
time you had been a member. This helps you understand all the technical details
of learning to fight by actually fighting. Friday night class at the PSDTC is open time
to do stand up fighting, wrestle or both, or to just go over techniques and drills to perfect
your skill. Jeet Kune Do terminology plays a big part in the way it is taught at the Practical Self Defense Training Center in Waterbury Connecticut. Jeet Kune Do Terminology is important to learn and understand so you learn the historical value behind this Chinese/American born style. For all PSDTC students and friends who would like to learn more about the Jeet Kune Do terminology - CLICK HERE TO SEE IT FOR YOURSELF!
Yes, More InformationAs you can see, Jeet Kune Do is to develop your fighting skills in different ranges. Outside of ground fighting, it takes some protective equipment to be able to go all out and still be able to go to work the next day along with other everyday normal activities. So you will need some of that protective equipment so you will be able to develop your fighting reflexes to it's fullest. At the Practical Self Defense Training Center, we sell all the training equipment you will need at a much better price than you would see in sport stores and many different training equipment catalogs. When you are ready to join in on the Jeet Kune Do classes, just ask one of the instructors down there and they would be happy to assist you in what you will need to start off with and what you will need as you progress. At the Practical Self Defense Training Center, there already is a very good setup with a lot of training equipment like wall to wall matts, 155 lb six foot long Thai bag and all kinds of weights and weight training benches. There is a lot of stuff there to develop the skills in the other styles taught there as well. This is a school you don't want to miss out on training at...why go anywhere else that has less? This is a real martial art training gym!
Sifu Larry Hartsell works Ron to death, every time he trains with him. Ron's
form as well as his defensive reactions must be sharp or he will get hit when
Mr. Hartsell is works with him or Ron gets hit. This is one of the training
methods with the focus mitts Sifu Larry Hartsell is putting him through to
ensure Ron stays sharp.
To see some of our Jeet Kune Do fighters in action, click here...
"Victory goes to the player who makes the next-to-last mistake." - Chessmaster Savielly Grigorievitch Tartakower
Jun Fan Gung Fu/Jeet Kune Do/MMA
847 Hamilton Ave (Rt 69). Waterbury, CT 06706 203-596-9073 info@psdtc.com |
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For people who like the contact type fighting at the Practical Self Defense Training Center like the
concepts of Jeet Kune Do for No Holds Barred fighting. Fighters over the years at the PSDTC have been successful
having these fighting methods as part of their stand-up game. Of course, there is
the study of some other related styles to help develop all around skill for
anyone involved with Jeet Kune Do at the PSDTC.