This is the kind of discrete teaching that proves the Bruce doubters to be fools.
@myfriend280 Жыл бұрын
Lol, exactly! You have legitimate champions who studied under Bruce Lee.
@davonbenson43613 ай бұрын
Bruce Lee was a fighter who realized that being a movie star was more rewarding than being a price fighter.
@francismurage8953 ай бұрын
Great insight from one legend about another. R.I.P to both Joe and Bruce.
@cookedit Жыл бұрын
kzhead.info/sun/atWAnpmxnKOcg5s/bejne.html ;)
@dusandragovic09srb Жыл бұрын
There was more power in the first three side kicks evident by the dent of the bag, than the one lee advocated. Lewis lost momentum when doing the fuller extention. The bigger movement of the bag going back is just his leg pushing forward.
@User-rf3iq9 ай бұрын
@@User-rf3iq How many worlds fighting championships have you won? Joe Lewis (March 7, 1944 - August 31, 2012) was an American martial artist, professional kickboxer and actor. Originally a practitioner of Shōrin-ryū karate and champion in point sparring competitions, he became one of the fathers of full contact karate and kickboxing in the United States, and is credited with popularizing the combat sport in North America. As a fighter, Lewis gained fame for his matches in the 1960s and 1970s, and was nicknamed "the Muhammad Ali of karate." He has twice been voted the greatest fighter in karate history, having won innumerable karate tournaments, and has attained the titles of "United States Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion," "World Heavyweight Full Contact Karate Champion," and "United States National Black Belt Kata Champion." Though initially trained and primarily known as a karateka, Lewis cross-trained in several other martial arts, including Ryukyu Kenpo, boxing, judo, jeet kune do, tai chi, and folkstyle wrestling. His friend and training partner Bruce Lee coined him "The Greatest Karate Fighter of All Time." He was also named by the STAR System World Kickboxing Ratings as the "STAR Historic Undisputed Heavyweight World Champion" and is credited on their site as the "Father of Modern Kickboxing". He competed professionally from 1965 to 1983, with a 16-1-4 record and 14 wins by knockout.
@Anonymous------7 ай бұрын
Wow I have always had great respect for Joe Lewis, but to see the respect he had for Bruce Lee is amazing!
@1957markhamson Жыл бұрын
What a stand up guy Joe was to take the time to put this together to let us have an inside look into Bruce’s world and how he taught world class fighters. Oh Bruce was much more than a movie star. I’d say he was a combat fighter who happened to do movies on the side.
@colejones212 Жыл бұрын
Movies were his main source of income, so it's more likely he may have been a combat fighter on the side, although we have almost no knowledge of any combat he allegedly took part in.
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
He ditched one of his movies to fight Ryu once.
@studynerd Жыл бұрын
@Rory Braxton I didn't say he had no combat knowledge, I said WE have no knowledge of combat he took part in (i.e. we have not seen a real fight of his) We have heard some anecdotal stories, but the kids he fought with in Hong Kong are unproven fighters and we don't know their names.
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
He did it to make money
@JustMe-999a Жыл бұрын
Joe lewis chuck Norris George dillman in Thailand king charlie Muay Thai 12 secs karate master USA shotokan 11 secs Bruce sent him to the hospital with fractured skull dig deeper
@ericfrontczak8016 Жыл бұрын
Joe had massive respect and appreciation for Bruce. It's really wonderful to see and hear Joe's firsthand experience in working with the Little Dragon. God Bless you Joe. See you on the other side, Dragon Brother 🐲 🙏
@boltingskyline5234 Жыл бұрын
Much more on the end.... It was hard to accept for many famous black belts that Bruce Lee was and still from far ahead..... Lovely this is this vid.... We see how much Joe is glad to share..... Peace on both of them
@regineraygina8775 Жыл бұрын
I was training with Joe from 1973 until his passing. Great to see this.
@thomaselmore1155 Жыл бұрын
How good a martial artist was he love his instructions here
@travelshomeandabroad3221 Жыл бұрын
Joe was always funny and you felt his huge power. Timing, broken rhythm.. He dominated. Because of Joe I also trained directly with Kenpo Master Ed Parker for over 10 years until he passed. So much info. Salute.
@thomaselmore1155 Жыл бұрын
*WELL DAMN!!, I HAVE A LOT MORE RESPECT FOR JOE LEWIS NOW! , THAN I DID BEFORE!!!!!, AFTER WATCHING THESE TWO VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!* .. *I NEVER KNEW THAT MUCH ABOUT HIM! , I ALWAYS THOUGHT, HE WAS JUST ONE OF THOSE GOOFY "KARATE GUYS FROM THE 1960s" !! HAHAHA* ... *I DID NOT KNOW! THAT HE LEARNED! , TRAINED WITH ! & ADAPTED! THE TEACHINGS FROM BRUCE LEE!!!!!!!!!!* *HE LEARNED & ADAPTED TO THEM VERY GOOD!!!!!, JOE LEWIS IS GOOD!!!!!!!!! HE DID A GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!*
@STUPIDYOUTUB00000000 Жыл бұрын
Very rare insight into top level training by Bruce Lee. Even at Joe's level, it took him 14 months of continuous training to get his techniques at a comfortable level! Wow! A rare gem for training!
@PaulA-sq7cw Жыл бұрын
Wow…never explained and shown like this before. Thank you!
@michaellowe2559 Жыл бұрын
This was awesome. It shows how Bruce Lee was in fact training some high level martial artists who had already established themselves. Not by old systems but by principles and processes rooted and tested as much as possible for real combat so they could incorporate that into their own style. It was very enlightening how Joe Lewis shows us exactly that evolution of what he learned from Bruce and what he did with it. Amazing to see this. I like his self deprecating reference to his side kick. What can you show me Bruce? Hahaha ...apparently a lot!!!! It's good of Joe to give Bruce his props and I am sure Bruce had great respect for Joe as well and learned a number of things from him. I know Joe competed but Bruce was more about the art of fighting and not the sport of fighting. For all the crap written about Bruce just being an actor etc. one just has to watch this and know that Joe Lewis would not have wasted all his time training with Bruce if he was just that. Now I know what Bruce meant when he said be like water. The transfer of energy from your body. Speed, power and deceptiveness. That is a lethal combination.
@jamesbond4633 Жыл бұрын
I wish Chuck would be honest as Joe and give credit to Bruce for teaching him. Damn think about it Bruce even launched his movie career.
@markross7385 Жыл бұрын
@@markross7385 Sometimes fame and attention can inflate ones ego. I like what Joe said about Bruce when he met him the 1st 2 times. He was very humble and respectful and that was after he had some success on the Green Hornet. Tarantino's movie portrayal of Bruce is utter nonsense when you hear Joe speak of how Bruce was. Maybe he should have used a Chuck Norris reference in his movie!! hahahha
@jamesbond4633 Жыл бұрын
I would not believe all that joe says a out bruce because he said they never sparred but a woman who was at the karate tournament said they sparred and Joe could not touch him and said he was so fast.
@kyleday5026 Жыл бұрын
@@kyleday5026 Fully agree. Bruce believed heavily in sparring he even had a saying. "Training without sparring is like swimmer training on land without entering the water"
@markross7385 Жыл бұрын
@@markross7385 Yep, and of course as chucky says he taught Bruce high kicks lol. Joe became a world champion in full contact in the PKA after his world championships in point. Chuck tried full contact verses touch point fighting....let's just say, it did not work out for him.
@geu6270 Жыл бұрын
Wow! Great training by Joe and his learnings from Bruce. This is cutting edge stuff.
@colejones212 Жыл бұрын
Great to watch and listen to Joe talk so passionately about his time with Bruce and his real art. Jeet Kune Do is far more than a mere philosophy. Thanks for sharing.
@jeetkunedobristol Жыл бұрын
His record after training with Bruce was insane. He absorbed the teaching. He was almost unbeatable when you research his record after training with Lee.
@lordoffaiyum97277 ай бұрын
And he did in full contact where as most the guys from his era were doing point karate. Lewis wanted to do full contact after training with Lee. You can even see Lewis move a lot like Lee did in the movies, especially with his footwork. It's almost a mirror image when you see Lewis fight during that era.
@pikkon8995 ай бұрын
Rip Joe Lewis an Bruce lee
@thongvang7648 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely FANTASTIC insight into Bruce via the legendary Joe Lewis...
@stuartleggat7176 Жыл бұрын
Class act all the way right there. Wish they were both still here.
@johnchipmanseishinaikido1531 Жыл бұрын
it amazes me that ppl doubt Bruce Lee knew what the hell he was doing..
@soramirez5473 Жыл бұрын
@Rory Braxton its the conspiracy of the century. Bruce lee can actually fight, imagine that.
@soramirez5473 Жыл бұрын
They are ignorant blind dum
@travelshomeandabroad3221 Жыл бұрын
Love this! Mr. Lewis was/is AWESOME!
@davidandreassi4062 Жыл бұрын
One of the best teaching demonstrations I've seen on the subtlety of Bruce's methods. It's a whole different way of thinking.
@k89233 ай бұрын
What a great human being.
@truthserum9456 Жыл бұрын
Joe Lewis beat Chuck for the title after learning from Bruce So it’s easy to say Bruce beat Chuck every time they sparred
@robertrouse826410 ай бұрын
Great footage and a mention for that Mullet 👍 unbelievable
@leekam4606 Жыл бұрын
He a guy, Joe Lewis, given Bruce Lee total credit on his technique, and how good Bruce Lee was unlike other fighters like Chuck Norris that gave Bruce Lee no credit at all
@eatonmitchell2658 Жыл бұрын
Correct about Joe, he said in the divine wind interview that Bruce was not a fighter, he was a great teacher. What did Chuck say, or not say that makes you irate though ?
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
I think Norris ego would not let him admit that Bruce was superior
@gradyhernandez4699 Жыл бұрын
@@gradyhernandez4699 Either that or Chuck never fought with him or saw him fight. Same as Joe Lewis.
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
@@stevo62ful Bruce Lee broke his arm literally ( Norris(( he was too telegraohic
@gradyhernandez4699 Жыл бұрын
@@gradyhernandez4699 In the movie fight, Chucks arm looks broken but if a real fight happened, I have not heard about it. Neither Chuck or Bruce said anything, and I have not heard nyone claim to be a witness to a fight between them either
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
Freakin Awesome!
@ringokidd387 Жыл бұрын
Thank u so mucho Joe and Bruce☝🙏☝
@RM-nr8oi Жыл бұрын
my father showed me some things... Later, playing with kids younger than me I had another father give me a talk, even pulled a sabre... he said I was good, and asked who trained me... I said "No one", but that was not actually true, my father showed me. I feel like this is 1992 all over again watching this.
@Impericalevidence Жыл бұрын
Joe was a huge powerhouse sensei back in the days. Still looks strong. Wouldn't want to get hit by any of his strikes. 🥴! Good video 👍!
@miamichi5 Жыл бұрын
this is absoltely astonishing. thank u
@BlackMagic553 Жыл бұрын
Bruce Lee was a researcher of scrutinizing Martial Arts moves, on paper, or by discussion. Joe Lewis, on the other hand was a master of basic techniques ,that he learn from masters, and put them to use in physical combat, winning him his honor and recognition as a real fighter, but there is a difference between the two . A real fighter may be surprised in a fight , hurt or dazed , but his fighting experience keeps him in the game till it’s over . A philosopher of martial arts has never been pushed to the limit or injured to have to come back another day to fight . A philosopher, will never know what it’s like to achieve mastery as a fighter in real a fight , fighting a per as good as of better than himself .and his concepts though they make sense will still categorize him as a scientist of martial arts techniques, but not a fighter . A fighter may lose some times , but his heart is a such he will fight again . Bruce protected what heart he had by doing exhibition, in stead of showing , Vic Moore , joe Lewis , Mike stone chuck Norris , that he was capable of beating anyone of them , by fighting them publicly. Anthony Ray Slaughter Fighter
@grandmasteranthonyrayslaug3014 Жыл бұрын
BRUCE LEE SISTEM COMBAT REAL STREET FIGHTER,JKD IS REAL FIGHTER
@agustolinares8221 Жыл бұрын
Bruce Lee was a martial art scientist; he could become a pro-fighter if he wanted but that wasn't his interest. How many rocket scientists became astronauts?
@Anonymous------7 ай бұрын
@@Anonymous------ Bruce Lee was the rocket 🚀 faster then astronauts eyes 👀. He was the full packet.
@nostradamus522Ай бұрын
Notice how he would say incorporate and then Bruce Lee every 30 seconds... Seem like every time he made a mistake he would say Bruce Lee
@davidmiersdm Жыл бұрын
That rear hand trap to left hook is killer
@isisdaddy1 Жыл бұрын
Priceless
@randstegall9658 Жыл бұрын
awesome video!
@vtec73 Жыл бұрын
True Master RIP 🙏🏻👊🏻🤛🏻🤚🏼🫱🏻
@quadintheuk8870 Жыл бұрын
Amen 🙏 rest in peace
@speaklife-rickybyrum2603 Жыл бұрын
One Word - woW 🤔
@michaelamarcellus4973 Жыл бұрын
be the water... friend
@Impericalevidence Жыл бұрын
❤
@lauhut76104 ай бұрын
9:45.
@davonbenson43613 ай бұрын
that pink muscle shirt is so sexy and back in style for the last 10 years too
@d12kiem7 Жыл бұрын
👍
@amoruzz Жыл бұрын
Joe Lewis was his prized student. Personally, I think Bruce Lee would have done just about anything to have the physicality of joe. Bruce Lee did most of his adult life at 124-140 lbs. joe Lewis was the quintessential light heavy weight. If Bruce could have walked around at 195-205, he'd have been (more) unbeatable. Thanks for these videos! Just the best
@jameshawkins4514 Жыл бұрын
Bruce did not need Joe's physicality because he was one of the strongest.
@kyleday5026 Жыл бұрын
No, he wasn’t.
@PaulGappyNorris11 ай бұрын
He was better then Joe Lewis.
@nostradamus522Ай бұрын
Are you saying keep pressure and strength all the way through or relax because you said both is the best way
@davidmiersdm Жыл бұрын
Because he was talking Bullshite.
@PaulGappyNorris11 ай бұрын
So…he has no kicking power on that bag. He doesn’t understand anything of Lee’s principles, he is trying (badly) to convince everyone he does. Total tosh, this is.
@PaulGappyNorris11 ай бұрын
U ruined that moon quote ... 😂 Hahaha but great insight...
@haggantaotaomona Жыл бұрын
Ahhh the 80s... When gay clothing meant wearing happy colours. A bit like a clown, ironically. And yes, I was guilty as well.
@edstraker8451 Жыл бұрын
The guy in the pink Just doesn’t seem intimidating
@2eddietheeagle Жыл бұрын
bruh
@Impericalevidence Жыл бұрын
7:15, 7:22, 7:38.
@davonbenson43613 ай бұрын
Did any of these people actually fight another person?
@JK-vc7ie Жыл бұрын
He was the first kickboxing heavyweight champion if I'm not mistaken
@exdeus5940 Жыл бұрын
Bruce has no proven fights. Joe does. I'm not sure about Chuck.
@stevo62ful Жыл бұрын
@@stevo62ful point fighting champion
@exdeus5940 Жыл бұрын
😂🤦
@jovanleon7 Жыл бұрын
Please reply because you're confusing me
@davidmiersdm Жыл бұрын
Bruce lee...ehh...I would hit Bruce Lee's fists with my face so many times it would be ridiculous....
@slvalive Жыл бұрын
Or quarter bill was no reference at all. Basically sounded worse
@davidmiersdm Жыл бұрын
Shifu Bruce incorporates close contact attack by using wing chun as called the way of intercepting Fist. Then utilized his lightning speed power using his kicking prowess to annihilate his opponent then you're done with a blink of an eye. That's how deadly Bruce can attack you if he intended.
@josephramos314011 ай бұрын
Problem is most Americans don't fight like this in a street fight, so most of these tech will not work.
@californiahighdesertpreach2261 Жыл бұрын
This is what Joe was taught in 1967
@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness Жыл бұрын
The kick seems practical. Especially towards the liver. The sticky hand stuff is something Bruce gave up over time. Maybe practical for a close move in strike but not for continuous fighting. One of the reasons Bruce started to get over it. Wasn’t practical for most cases
@Awakenedmind333 Жыл бұрын
@@Awakenedmind333whoever told you Bruce ever gave up on sticky hands/trapping? It's VERY effective to remove an opponent's block/parrying hand in close quarter encounters.
@jovanleon7Ай бұрын
@@jovanleon7 it’s true that he started to place less emphasis on the wing Chun dynamics. Being so linear was undesirable. That’s why in some of his books he mainly emphasizes kicks as actual self defense. It’s just trapping is very niche and requires more training. That same energy and time for training can be used on honing techniques to a more efficient rate that’s used more generally. This isn’t to discredit trapping, just understanding practical martial engagement.
@Awakenedmind333Ай бұрын
@@Awakenedmind333 again I ask you, who told you Bruce abandoned trapping? Kicks are for kicking range, punches are for punching range. So you're saying for trapping/grappling range you're going to kick because you saw in a book Bruce work that he emphasized on kicks?
@jovanleon7Ай бұрын
Did he really train with Bruce lee
@davidnavarro5035 Жыл бұрын
Yessir
@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness Жыл бұрын
Nice to hear 👂
@davidnavarro5035 Жыл бұрын
he does have bruce lee moves and technics use and balance slight moved to sport position moves to techincs it was advanced sport kung fu althow his kung fu head a strength and speed and elements almost close to tek wan doo he did have preparation skills fo technics and some umatchable skills and side kicks but jiu jitsu head skills and strength in rooths his sport style was young and not slow very close and pass sliping into tek wan doo due to speed off skills and tech used as worker or skill fighter he was like umatched even love to fight and dicuss his skills hower is not real mma fighter never ment to but bringerer off tech and new sport style so his death and kind persuade off dargon on other side was ilusion off force passing through on the other side require skills or vision or dream dreaming a nightmare in fight is not good option also slight awerness in life is needed or point to faith will and skills in sport he didnt pass physical test off awerness beyond anyway still today lots off shaolin do demand stuff in brain in physical disclipine but realy have no idea what is about or what for their satasang is an ilusion as form off faith unlucky love or second love in hong kong is not exasct a komitee off fight and 3AD comercial topic about love free love for woman beef nudle and Jackie know this he tried it on his skin and is not that pleasant ot be stuntman and get injured so many times in movies for this being teacher for kids and findign fun and speed in sport nad perhapse some sumo ot have fun alond side is kind nice theme or eventualy some kung fu shaolin funy but he brought back a role orr american sneakers and some style in sport but always serious perhapse wokring on caracter on role in movies could also help but that time it was not even considered modern so japanese masters are still kind dance while jananese girls still learn about dildo mainly produced in china globaly funy some thing didnt change much in society some more sports in olympic games thats it
@bozidarskobalj3166 Жыл бұрын
Mate, you are one sick, mentally ill, little puppy, you know that?! Take you're filth elsewhere! Absolute Muppet!!!
@boltingskyline5234 Жыл бұрын
Joe seem a bit out of breath?? The other guy ron is very flexible can kick really high but I think bruce lee was focusing mainly on low kicks even though he could kick high low everywer
@travelshomeandabroad3221 Жыл бұрын
Briliant amazing
@dannydevito4899 Жыл бұрын
OUATIH Bruce Lee: "Joe Louis. That Colored Boxer not that White Kickboxing Asshole".
This is the kind of discrete teaching that proves the Bruce doubters to be fools.
Lol, exactly! You have legitimate champions who studied under Bruce Lee.
Bruce Lee was a fighter who realized that being a movie star was more rewarding than being a price fighter.
Great insight from one legend about another. R.I.P to both Joe and Bruce.
kzhead.info/sun/atWAnpmxnKOcg5s/bejne.html ;)
There was more power in the first three side kicks evident by the dent of the bag, than the one lee advocated. Lewis lost momentum when doing the fuller extention. The bigger movement of the bag going back is just his leg pushing forward.
@@User-rf3iq How many worlds fighting championships have you won? Joe Lewis (March 7, 1944 - August 31, 2012) was an American martial artist, professional kickboxer and actor. Originally a practitioner of Shōrin-ryū karate and champion in point sparring competitions, he became one of the fathers of full contact karate and kickboxing in the United States, and is credited with popularizing the combat sport in North America. As a fighter, Lewis gained fame for his matches in the 1960s and 1970s, and was nicknamed "the Muhammad Ali of karate." He has twice been voted the greatest fighter in karate history, having won innumerable karate tournaments, and has attained the titles of "United States Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion," "World Heavyweight Full Contact Karate Champion," and "United States National Black Belt Kata Champion." Though initially trained and primarily known as a karateka, Lewis cross-trained in several other martial arts, including Ryukyu Kenpo, boxing, judo, jeet kune do, tai chi, and folkstyle wrestling. His friend and training partner Bruce Lee coined him "The Greatest Karate Fighter of All Time." He was also named by the STAR System World Kickboxing Ratings as the "STAR Historic Undisputed Heavyweight World Champion" and is credited on their site as the "Father of Modern Kickboxing". He competed professionally from 1965 to 1983, with a 16-1-4 record and 14 wins by knockout.
Wow I have always had great respect for Joe Lewis, but to see the respect he had for Bruce Lee is amazing!
What a stand up guy Joe was to take the time to put this together to let us have an inside look into Bruce’s world and how he taught world class fighters. Oh Bruce was much more than a movie star. I’d say he was a combat fighter who happened to do movies on the side.
Movies were his main source of income, so it's more likely he may have been a combat fighter on the side, although we have almost no knowledge of any combat he allegedly took part in.
He ditched one of his movies to fight Ryu once.
@Rory Braxton I didn't say he had no combat knowledge, I said WE have no knowledge of combat he took part in (i.e. we have not seen a real fight of his) We have heard some anecdotal stories, but the kids he fought with in Hong Kong are unproven fighters and we don't know their names.
He did it to make money
Joe lewis chuck Norris George dillman in Thailand king charlie Muay Thai 12 secs karate master USA shotokan 11 secs Bruce sent him to the hospital with fractured skull dig deeper
Joe had massive respect and appreciation for Bruce. It's really wonderful to see and hear Joe's firsthand experience in working with the Little Dragon. God Bless you Joe. See you on the other side, Dragon Brother 🐲 🙏
Much more on the end.... It was hard to accept for many famous black belts that Bruce Lee was and still from far ahead..... Lovely this is this vid.... We see how much Joe is glad to share..... Peace on both of them
I was training with Joe from 1973 until his passing. Great to see this.
How good a martial artist was he love his instructions here
Joe was always funny and you felt his huge power. Timing, broken rhythm.. He dominated. Because of Joe I also trained directly with Kenpo Master Ed Parker for over 10 years until he passed. So much info. Salute.
*WELL DAMN!!, I HAVE A LOT MORE RESPECT FOR JOE LEWIS NOW! , THAN I DID BEFORE!!!!!, AFTER WATCHING THESE TWO VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!* .. *I NEVER KNEW THAT MUCH ABOUT HIM! , I ALWAYS THOUGHT, HE WAS JUST ONE OF THOSE GOOFY "KARATE GUYS FROM THE 1960s" !! HAHAHA* ... *I DID NOT KNOW! THAT HE LEARNED! , TRAINED WITH ! & ADAPTED! THE TEACHINGS FROM BRUCE LEE!!!!!!!!!!* *HE LEARNED & ADAPTED TO THEM VERY GOOD!!!!!, JOE LEWIS IS GOOD!!!!!!!!! HE DID A GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!*
Very rare insight into top level training by Bruce Lee. Even at Joe's level, it took him 14 months of continuous training to get his techniques at a comfortable level! Wow! A rare gem for training!
Wow…never explained and shown like this before. Thank you!
This was awesome. It shows how Bruce Lee was in fact training some high level martial artists who had already established themselves. Not by old systems but by principles and processes rooted and tested as much as possible for real combat so they could incorporate that into their own style. It was very enlightening how Joe Lewis shows us exactly that evolution of what he learned from Bruce and what he did with it. Amazing to see this. I like his self deprecating reference to his side kick. What can you show me Bruce? Hahaha ...apparently a lot!!!! It's good of Joe to give Bruce his props and I am sure Bruce had great respect for Joe as well and learned a number of things from him. I know Joe competed but Bruce was more about the art of fighting and not the sport of fighting. For all the crap written about Bruce just being an actor etc. one just has to watch this and know that Joe Lewis would not have wasted all his time training with Bruce if he was just that. Now I know what Bruce meant when he said be like water. The transfer of energy from your body. Speed, power and deceptiveness. That is a lethal combination.
I wish Chuck would be honest as Joe and give credit to Bruce for teaching him. Damn think about it Bruce even launched his movie career.
@@markross7385 Sometimes fame and attention can inflate ones ego. I like what Joe said about Bruce when he met him the 1st 2 times. He was very humble and respectful and that was after he had some success on the Green Hornet. Tarantino's movie portrayal of Bruce is utter nonsense when you hear Joe speak of how Bruce was. Maybe he should have used a Chuck Norris reference in his movie!! hahahha
I would not believe all that joe says a out bruce because he said they never sparred but a woman who was at the karate tournament said they sparred and Joe could not touch him and said he was so fast.
@@kyleday5026 Fully agree. Bruce believed heavily in sparring he even had a saying. "Training without sparring is like swimmer training on land without entering the water"
@@markross7385 Yep, and of course as chucky says he taught Bruce high kicks lol. Joe became a world champion in full contact in the PKA after his world championships in point. Chuck tried full contact verses touch point fighting....let's just say, it did not work out for him.
Wow! Great training by Joe and his learnings from Bruce. This is cutting edge stuff.
Great to watch and listen to Joe talk so passionately about his time with Bruce and his real art. Jeet Kune Do is far more than a mere philosophy. Thanks for sharing.
His record after training with Bruce was insane. He absorbed the teaching. He was almost unbeatable when you research his record after training with Lee.
And he did in full contact where as most the guys from his era were doing point karate. Lewis wanted to do full contact after training with Lee. You can even see Lewis move a lot like Lee did in the movies, especially with his footwork. It's almost a mirror image when you see Lewis fight during that era.
Rip Joe Lewis an Bruce lee
Absolutely FANTASTIC insight into Bruce via the legendary Joe Lewis...
Class act all the way right there. Wish they were both still here.
it amazes me that ppl doubt Bruce Lee knew what the hell he was doing..
@Rory Braxton its the conspiracy of the century. Bruce lee can actually fight, imagine that.
They are ignorant blind dum
Love this! Mr. Lewis was/is AWESOME!
One of the best teaching demonstrations I've seen on the subtlety of Bruce's methods. It's a whole different way of thinking.
What a great human being.
Joe Lewis beat Chuck for the title after learning from Bruce So it’s easy to say Bruce beat Chuck every time they sparred
Great footage and a mention for that Mullet 👍 unbelievable
He a guy, Joe Lewis, given Bruce Lee total credit on his technique, and how good Bruce Lee was unlike other fighters like Chuck Norris that gave Bruce Lee no credit at all
Correct about Joe, he said in the divine wind interview that Bruce was not a fighter, he was a great teacher. What did Chuck say, or not say that makes you irate though ?
I think Norris ego would not let him admit that Bruce was superior
@@gradyhernandez4699 Either that or Chuck never fought with him or saw him fight. Same as Joe Lewis.
@@stevo62ful Bruce Lee broke his arm literally ( Norris(( he was too telegraohic
@@gradyhernandez4699 In the movie fight, Chucks arm looks broken but if a real fight happened, I have not heard about it. Neither Chuck or Bruce said anything, and I have not heard nyone claim to be a witness to a fight between them either
Freakin Awesome!
Thank u so mucho Joe and Bruce☝🙏☝
my father showed me some things... Later, playing with kids younger than me I had another father give me a talk, even pulled a sabre... he said I was good, and asked who trained me... I said "No one", but that was not actually true, my father showed me. I feel like this is 1992 all over again watching this.
Joe was a huge powerhouse sensei back in the days. Still looks strong. Wouldn't want to get hit by any of his strikes. 🥴! Good video 👍!
this is absoltely astonishing. thank u
Bruce Lee was a researcher of scrutinizing Martial Arts moves, on paper, or by discussion. Joe Lewis, on the other hand was a master of basic techniques ,that he learn from masters, and put them to use in physical combat, winning him his honor and recognition as a real fighter, but there is a difference between the two . A real fighter may be surprised in a fight , hurt or dazed , but his fighting experience keeps him in the game till it’s over . A philosopher of martial arts has never been pushed to the limit or injured to have to come back another day to fight . A philosopher, will never know what it’s like to achieve mastery as a fighter in real a fight , fighting a per as good as of better than himself .and his concepts though they make sense will still categorize him as a scientist of martial arts techniques, but not a fighter . A fighter may lose some times , but his heart is a such he will fight again . Bruce protected what heart he had by doing exhibition, in stead of showing , Vic Moore , joe Lewis , Mike stone chuck Norris , that he was capable of beating anyone of them , by fighting them publicly. Anthony Ray Slaughter Fighter
BRUCE LEE SISTEM COMBAT REAL STREET FIGHTER,JKD IS REAL FIGHTER
Bruce Lee was a martial art scientist; he could become a pro-fighter if he wanted but that wasn't his interest. How many rocket scientists became astronauts?
@@Anonymous------ Bruce Lee was the rocket 🚀 faster then astronauts eyes 👀. He was the full packet.
Notice how he would say incorporate and then Bruce Lee every 30 seconds... Seem like every time he made a mistake he would say Bruce Lee
That rear hand trap to left hook is killer
Priceless
awesome video!
True Master RIP 🙏🏻👊🏻🤛🏻🤚🏼🫱🏻
Amen 🙏 rest in peace
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be the water... friend
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that pink muscle shirt is so sexy and back in style for the last 10 years too
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Joe Lewis was his prized student. Personally, I think Bruce Lee would have done just about anything to have the physicality of joe. Bruce Lee did most of his adult life at 124-140 lbs. joe Lewis was the quintessential light heavy weight. If Bruce could have walked around at 195-205, he'd have been (more) unbeatable. Thanks for these videos! Just the best
Bruce did not need Joe's physicality because he was one of the strongest.
No, he wasn’t.
He was better then Joe Lewis.
Are you saying keep pressure and strength all the way through or relax because you said both is the best way
Because he was talking Bullshite.
So…he has no kicking power on that bag. He doesn’t understand anything of Lee’s principles, he is trying (badly) to convince everyone he does. Total tosh, this is.
U ruined that moon quote ... 😂 Hahaha but great insight...
Ahhh the 80s... When gay clothing meant wearing happy colours. A bit like a clown, ironically. And yes, I was guilty as well.
The guy in the pink Just doesn’t seem intimidating
bruh
7:15, 7:22, 7:38.
Did any of these people actually fight another person?
He was the first kickboxing heavyweight champion if I'm not mistaken
Bruce has no proven fights. Joe does. I'm not sure about Chuck.
@@stevo62ful point fighting champion
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Please reply because you're confusing me
Bruce lee...ehh...I would hit Bruce Lee's fists with my face so many times it would be ridiculous....
Or quarter bill was no reference at all. Basically sounded worse
Shifu Bruce incorporates close contact attack by using wing chun as called the way of intercepting Fist. Then utilized his lightning speed power using his kicking prowess to annihilate his opponent then you're done with a blink of an eye. That's how deadly Bruce can attack you if he intended.
Problem is most Americans don't fight like this in a street fight, so most of these tech will not work.
This is what Joe was taught in 1967
The kick seems practical. Especially towards the liver. The sticky hand stuff is something Bruce gave up over time. Maybe practical for a close move in strike but not for continuous fighting. One of the reasons Bruce started to get over it. Wasn’t practical for most cases
@@Awakenedmind333whoever told you Bruce ever gave up on sticky hands/trapping? It's VERY effective to remove an opponent's block/parrying hand in close quarter encounters.
@@jovanleon7 it’s true that he started to place less emphasis on the wing Chun dynamics. Being so linear was undesirable. That’s why in some of his books he mainly emphasizes kicks as actual self defense. It’s just trapping is very niche and requires more training. That same energy and time for training can be used on honing techniques to a more efficient rate that’s used more generally. This isn’t to discredit trapping, just understanding practical martial engagement.
@@Awakenedmind333 again I ask you, who told you Bruce abandoned trapping? Kicks are for kicking range, punches are for punching range. So you're saying for trapping/grappling range you're going to kick because you saw in a book Bruce work that he emphasized on kicks?
Did he really train with Bruce lee
Yessir
Nice to hear 👂
he does have bruce lee moves and technics use and balance slight moved to sport position moves to techincs it was advanced sport kung fu althow his kung fu head a strength and speed and elements almost close to tek wan doo he did have preparation skills fo technics and some umatchable skills and side kicks but jiu jitsu head skills and strength in rooths his sport style was young and not slow very close and pass sliping into tek wan doo due to speed off skills and tech used as worker or skill fighter he was like umatched even love to fight and dicuss his skills hower is not real mma fighter never ment to but bringerer off tech and new sport style so his death and kind persuade off dargon on other side was ilusion off force passing through on the other side require skills or vision or dream dreaming a nightmare in fight is not good option also slight awerness in life is needed or point to faith will and skills in sport he didnt pass physical test off awerness beyond anyway still today lots off shaolin do demand stuff in brain in physical disclipine but realy have no idea what is about or what for their satasang is an ilusion as form off faith unlucky love or second love in hong kong is not exasct a komitee off fight and 3AD comercial topic about love free love for woman beef nudle and Jackie know this he tried it on his skin and is not that pleasant ot be stuntman and get injured so many times in movies for this being teacher for kids and findign fun and speed in sport nad perhapse some sumo ot have fun alond side is kind nice theme or eventualy some kung fu shaolin funy but he brought back a role orr american sneakers and some style in sport but always serious perhapse wokring on caracter on role in movies could also help but that time it was not even considered modern so japanese masters are still kind dance while jananese girls still learn about dildo mainly produced in china globaly funy some thing didnt change much in society some more sports in olympic games thats it
Mate, you are one sick, mentally ill, little puppy, you know that?! Take you're filth elsewhere! Absolute Muppet!!!
Joe seem a bit out of breath?? The other guy ron is very flexible can kick really high but I think bruce lee was focusing mainly on low kicks even though he could kick high low everywer
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OUATIH Bruce Lee: "Joe Louis. That Colored Boxer not that White Kickboxing Asshole".
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