After practicing Jeet Kune Do for more than a year, can you win in the face of 5 people bullying?

According to your question, unfortunately, I am afraid that I will not even be able to lay a solid foundation in a year, and of course I dare not deny whether you have practiced before! With what you said, how many people you can fight at most now, the key lies in your comprehension and the degree of hard work you have in the past year, in other words, can't you measure how much strength you have? If you can't even see through yourself, how can you let others understand you?

Jeet Kune Do was created by Grandmaster Bruce Lee! It is not a routine, but an idea, which contains philosophy, blends the essence of the world's martial arts, and aims to practice martial arts. Learning Jeet Kune Do can not only cultivate one's body and mind, but also experience the philosophy and profundity of Chinese martial arts!

I hope my answer will be helpful to you!

More than a year of hard work? First, is it self-study or learning with a coach, and secondly, how long can you train in a week? Finally, what is the content of the usual exercises.

My college physical education teacher said that Sanda boxing took to the streets for three months. The routine is useless, and I haven't seen Jeet Kune Do.

Unless you are ruthless enough to knock one out at once and deter your opponent, you will definitely suffer. But if you start too hard, you will have to enter the game and wait to compensate the other party.

See how you practice the method.

Probably not, the right time, place and people are indispensable.

Self-taught ones struggle to play two, and one may not be able to beat them. It's even better to learn a little than not to learn, and to learn a little is against your instincts.

Absolutely different, Sanda is definitely easier to learn and simpler than Jeet Kune Do, the best difference between Sanda and Jeet Kune Do is that Jeet Kune Do does not pay attention to blocking defense, but those who have learned Sanda understand it, when the opponent attacks, the general block is before the counterattack, but Jeet Kune Do pays attention to less blocking or even no blocking, counterattacking while blocking, or solving the opponent before the opponent makes a move, the speed and flexibility are higher than Sanda. And Jeet Kune Do also has a lot of joint skills and throwing skills similar to judo, unlike Sanda, which is just a wrestling method!

There are no international rules for Jeet Kune Do competitions, and they generally refer to the rules of karate, and they can probably attack the fallen place for 3 5 seconds after falling to the ground, and they cannot attack the vital point (throat). Eye. downshift) and not to use methods that could kill or cause disability and serious injury to the other party.

Do not use your fingers to attack your face. You cannot use a joint technique that controls the opponent's movement while the opponent has not yet fallen. You can't swing your leg to the opponent's head with a turn, and you can't attack the opponent's shoulder directly with your heel.

In short, the rules are more complicated than Sanda, but there are fewer forbidden parts. Closer to real combat.

And Jeet Kune Do is unscrupulous in actual combat! Pay attention to the key points of attacking the middle line! And the force is ruthless, reckless!

Because of the difficulty of late practice in Jeet Kune Do, the high requirements for physical fitness, and Bruce Lee did not completely complete Jeet Kune Do and died. And technically it's hard in the late stages. So a lot of people only practice to three.

There is no way to go up to the fifth stage from the fourth rank! So many people think that Sanda is more practical than Jeet Kune Do!

I think both Sanda and Jeet Kune Do are very practical, but the practice of Sanda is relatively simpler.

Jeet Kune Do is the strongest martial art, there's no doubt about that:

When Jeet Kune Do throws punches, it is important to be short, fast, and ruthless.

Sanda, on the other hand, focuses on being long, fast, and heavy.

The two are completely different in concept and connotation.

In actual combat, attacking and defending to grab the middle line, focusing on breaking through is one of the key points of Jeet Kune Do, but there is no such concept in Sanda.

Bruce Lee, the founder of Jeet Kune Do, is good at controlling the opponent's feet with his feet while attacking with his punches, so as to control the opponent's center of gravity and limit the opponent's movements.

Bruce Lee created the unique Jeet Kune Do leg method based on some of the leg techniques in traditional Chinese martial arts, and absorbed the advantages of the leg techniques in karate and some other national martial arts.

And the leg method of Sanda is still mainly based on kicking, kicking, and sweeping. And there is a lack of tactical variation.

Jeet Kune Do's leg technique is short, fast and crisp when it is performed. It's explosive.

This kind of power may not be able to kick the opponent down, but it can definitely kick the opponent to injury.

On the contrary, the Sanda leg method uses the long strength of opening and closing. Using this kind of force, you may knock the opponent down, but it is really not lethal. Because after the opponent gets up, he can still continue to fight.

There are some volleys in Jeet Kune Do, you can hit some forbidden parts, Sanda can't hit some parts, and you can attack the opponent with boxing and wrestling techniques and kicks.

Jeet Kune Do Heavy punches in front, back, side to person The most obvious is the right-hander, the right hand in front, the left hand in the back This is the essential difference from Sanda Jeet Kune Do is for street fighting, protecting the deadly parts and striving for a move to the enemy.

In fact, Jeet Kune Do is a concept, not a school of warfare. The idea of Jeet Kune Do is to use everything that can be used. Mr. Lee believes that once there is a genre, the learning of martial arts skills will be restricted.

Jeet Kune Do is based on Wing Chun, which is a strong emphasis on elimination. And Jeet Kune Do also means "interception" is to cut off the enemy's attack, and "fist" refers to one's own attack. (In a word, you don't have to be bound by ideas.)

You can use any fighting techniques and things that you think are easy to use, and that's your own Jeet Kune Do).

I was fighting Jeet Kune Do a few days before I practiced Sanda, and I couldn't see their punches clearly, and the force of the punch was through.

Any kung fu practice is not good, and I personally think that Jeet Kune Do is more practical.

Jeet Kune Do is more practical than Sanda in life, and the junior high school of training is different.

Jeet Kune Do corresponds to street fighting, not ring fighting, which is fundamentally different. Some of the ideas of Jeet Kune Do can be applied to fighting in the ring.

The strongest is still Sanda, do you know the two above? Muay Thai is powerful, but don't you know that Chinese sanda has had 5 official national fights? (The game is carried out by Chinese champions of all levels of Sanda and Thai champions of all levels of Muay Thai) The result is that China is 4 to 1 Needless to say, you should know which one is stronger by the score, and Muay Thai has a fatal disadvantage that the practice of Muay Thai will shorten the life span of a person, because the practice of Muay Thai will be rolled to death by the nerve latte rod on the arm and calf bones, so Muay Thai mostly attacks with elbows and knees, which is melee Although Sanda mainly attacks with both legs, both hands can be fully defended, belonging to the near and medium, Far from being able to do actual combat, but I personally think Muay Thai is the strongest except for sanda

In addition, I have also practiced Sanda and Muay Thai for a few years, and I feel that the power is almost the same, and each has its own strengths, so it may be that I haven't practiced enough! If you say something wrong, please advise.

Each has its own strengths, and now many Jeet Kune Do gyms are unconventional, and to put it bluntly, they are deceitful. However, I think Jeet Kune Do is a little more combat-effective, and Sanda has the flavor of sports competition, but there is no doubt that Sanda is still very strong. As mentioned upstairs, both belong to kickboxing, and it is difficult to distinguish between them.

Moreover, there is basically no real Jeet Kune Do in the mainland now, and it has been a bit lost.

There is no distinction between lethality, the main thing is to see how far you practice.

But from a single analysis, Jeet Kune Do will be more damaging.

And Sanda will be strong.

Why is this: It should be the basis of Jeet Kune Do is Wing Chun, (Wing Chun is the upper middle and lower road), using the power of the earth, transmitted to the feet, and then from the strength of the whole body (the force starts from the ground), and Jeet Kune Do is on the basis of Wing Chun plus left and right attacks, and Ma Bu has something to do Bruce Lee evolved, so as to achieve the unity of waist and size plus the power of the earth, so that Jeet Kune Do has fast and accurate ruthlessness. (But the real Jeet Kune Do has been lost), and the Jeet Kune Do left by Bruce Lee is nothing more than a little bit.

Sanda (personally thinks) has a courage in his heart to win against others, it should be Sanda generally has no formal moves, but this is the most primitive power of human beings.

From a practical point of view, if you compare it with the real combat on the street, of course, Jeet Kune Do is more powerful. Because no matter how good the fist kung fu is, it can't compete with the cold soldier fighting skills, but there are many cold soldier fighting techniques in Jeet Kune Do, which are much more powerful than simple hand-to-hand boxing. In fact, only hand-to-hand boxing is useless in actual combat, and there are so many good punches and legs that no one can deal with knife-wielding gangsters.

Although Jeet Kune Do is powerful, because Bruce Lee died early, it has not been completely summarized and handed down, and now many so-called Jeet Kune Do banners are using Bruce Lee's name to make money, and Bruce Lee's kung fu is only some fragmentary and unsystematic teaching in Chinese mainland, which is too far from the real Jeet Kune Do. In fact, there are some masters in the traditional Chinese martial arts world who are also teaching really powerful fighting kung fu, such as Guilin's "Li River Quick Knife" Handan Xuanfeng martial arts is extremely powerful, and it is a real bodyguard Jianghu fighting kung fu, which is far more powerful than hand-to-hand boxing in actual self-defense.

There is no distinction between high and low martial arts, and only those who practice martial arts can distinguish between strong and weak.

If the lethality is great, you have to go straight to the point. If you want me to say that the best thing for the army is to use the direct result of life.

There is no decisive answer to this, the lethality depends on the individual's skills, and the fist says: If you don't practice martial arts, you will be empty when you are old; Bruce Lee said: If you don't practice any kung fu well, you will be soft; Personally, I think that the Jeet Kune Do technique is more comprehensive and closer to actual combat.

It's a pity that Bruce Lee didn't completely leave it behind, and most of the people who teach Jeet Kune Do now are almost the horns of the antelope. I think Muay Thai is still more lethal.

Kung fu can be rigid or soft, it all depends on how you are willing to exert force, you like to be strong, usually practice more explosive power and fist hardness.

Jeet Kune Do is a very lethal martial art, very simple and clear.

What martial arts are not practiced well, or not practiced, are not fierce, but Jeet Kune Do is more inclined to actual combat, Sanda with fist gloves, can not play the effect of finger grasping, Jeet Kune Do as long as it is practiced well, it is better than other martial arts!! Trust me, Jeet Kune Do. But you must find an authentic Jeet Kune Do gym to study, Hao Gang, Shi Xuguang, Zhu Jianhua, recommend them.

Sanda is better than Jeet Kune Do!

There are many moves in Sanda, and there are many methods and routines that you have to pay attention to, but Jeet Kune Do focuses on efficiency and actual combat, so if you must pursue lethality, I think it is still Jeet Kune Do.

But then again, what kind of punch is lethal can't tell the difference in theory alone, it still depends on who practices it. "The master leads the door, and the cultivation is in the individual" is also said in this truth. Hope it helps.

You don't know much about Jeet Kune Do.

If you knew a little bit about Jeet Kune Do, you wouldn't be asking this question...

Listen to what you don't think, if you really want to practice, even if you are tired and tired, you will definitely persevere

In fact, if you really like taekwondo and want to practice it, you won't feel tired during training, but you will feel that it will be a very enjoyable process. You feel uncomfortable when you train, and sometimes you're happy when you're injured, because then it means you're doing your best and you're putting your heart and soul into it. If that's the case, how can there be no gain?

Yes, you can't use it for a while after washing, you can use a blow dryer. But it also has to be left to dry for a while. It is advisable to change to a thinner full suit, or simply wrap your hands in bandages.

Unless the tiger is not hungry and is saturated, or you use the sanda or fighting you have practiced to go to the streets of the United States to successfully sneak up on the kid who thinks he has a gun, and then smuggle the gun back, you can try the Sanda Plus Hood Gun, maybe the win rate will be higher, message!

Did the man practice?

If you practice very devotedly.

That's sure to beat the average person.

Weight doesn't matter.

Guan Gong's assumption against Qin Qiong has no meaning.

To be honest, you will know that there is no quantitative standard, and there is no way to draw conclusions from simple settings.

Personally, I think Sanda is a little stronger. Taekwondo is all about training your feet. Actual combat sanda is more practical. But after all, two taekwondo black belts. If you want to fight, let's take it easy.

Gong does not ask about the realm, in fact, the real realm is the level of understanding of the concept of people.

Sweat and horses, absolute dust, Anwai Zhen, won the bid for the history of Jinyang, Kaitai, rich people, Qing government, a new chapter of the exhibition, spring is full of the world.

I feel that under normal circumstances, it is very difficult for humans to kill wild tigers completely out of thin hands, Wu Song beats tigers, after all, in order to adapt to the harsh environment of the jungle, the wild tigers are much stronger than humans living in civilized societies in terms of attack instinct, and the most important thing is that it is born with sharp claws, which is incomparable to humans!

But it's not absolute, first of all, you have to have the courage to fight the tiger head-on, you have the courage to not have stage fright, in order to maximize your strength, and then isn't there nunchucks in Jeet Kune Do, if you are very agile, nunchucks Qi Sakura is at its peak, it is still possible, you can use nunchucks to hit the eyes of the blind tiger first, and then it should be much easier.

In short, you need to have very high martial arts skills and use **.

It depends.

and some of the conditions at the time.

Both are good.

Sanda is more suitable for actual combat and moves are more fierce.