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JKD Body Weapon - Energy Drill / Trapping (2003) Certificate Ex

JKD Body Weapon - Energy Drill / Trapping

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Rated 2.5 stars
Average rating
(46%)
 
Starring: Michael Wong
Director: Michael Wong
Studio: QUANTUM LEAP
Run time: 60 mins
Genres: Sport
Languages: English
Released: May 12, 2003

Jeet Kune Do Body Weapon is the pinnacle of Sifu Michael Wong’s martial arts, based on the theories of the late Bruce Lee. Incorporating content from many different systems from around the world, JKD Body Weapon will help you turn your entire body into a weapon for self-defence. Utilising all techniques and ignoring none, JKD Body Weapon can be studied by any style of martial artist, drawing on what they know and adding to their knowledge and ability. This DVD includes a number of techniques and drills that will help you learn how to use the different parts of your body in different situations. From the basic punches and kicks to elbows, knees, shins and even your head, you will turn your whole body into a tool.

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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Rated 1.0 stars
Not the JKD I know

A Customer from Northern Ireland, 25th February, 2005

Anything I have ever learned and read about JKD always points to it's simplicity and directness. After watching this DVD for about 5 mins I just started to laugh... after 6 I had to turn it off. It was Terrible. What has Tai Chi Shoulder pushes got to do with JKD? If I were able to give this zero stars I would. Very Poor

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1 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Rated 1.0 stars
It's Totally Wong

Matt Richards from Wolverhampton, England, 20th October, 2005

Michael Wong's DVD's cover his own unique styles. His Wing Chun is not recognisable to any other Wing Chun school and his JKD really should be known as JKD Concepts as it follows very little of the original Jun Fan syllabus. This particular DVD is utterly pointless in that it doesn't teach any workable techniques at all. It's more of a taster of what Wong teaches. I must admit I do like the way Wong comes across... as a bit of a nutter! He looks the part and is obviously a great martial artist. His training DVD's however, are more funny than informative.

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Rated 2.0 stars
Wing Chun

Kwanjangnim from London, 17th December, 2004

Some usual moves (shoulder push - nice!) in this DVD but generally very little detail and impractical, not sure if any wing chun artists would find this of interest.

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