JEET KUNE DO: THE MMA OF BRUCE LEE (Trapping Hands Book 1)

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The mixed martial arts, or the act of mixing the categories, is about the formulation of a composed system and this is valuable as basis for the interpretation, not exclusively for its subjectivity in terms of application and codification of the the most considerable martial performances to the current field. There is also a whole set of a summary of this system and, more important than that, the MMA approach or composed system, which values the inference empirically proven that also makes sense in conceptual terms and serve some useful objectives. Every guideline in JKD presents the studies of all martial distribution and, in the first part, validates to the student new topics that will be performed in his training agenda. For an early and perfect understanding, it is fundamental that the primary martial art criteria have been studied. The MMA is not seen as the union of movements in JKD, but as an intermittent process of the category’s mechanisms. The guideline in JKD is given according to the martial context’s influence and the set of relationships in the training that the student has had throughout his life, leading a work through the aspects inserted in his skill. In this process, it's common that some forgotten conceptual principles, or not so well absorbed, get on the way of the athlete’s martial freedom. JKD teaches us to take paths of understanding of this manifestation and take advantage of its warning signs to respond with immediate technical adaptation, that is, when there is the recognition of a pain blow, the Jeet Kune Do practitioner doesn't retract or hold his suffering back, he recognizes it instead for then understand his adversary’s paths and, at the same time, guarantee a reverse technique against him, in case the opponent try to repeat the same attack.JKD applies a combat approach whose operation is of an intermediary agent in the questions the individual practitioner applies inside his possibilities, working as a complete referential of the varied produced martial constructions and, also, of the ones still to be produced.