Here's What Happens If You Train Like Bruce Lee For 1 Year

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Ever wondered what would happen if you trained like Bruce Lee for an entire year? In this video, we explore a RU-vid creator and mixed martial artist who claimed to have done just that.
Join us as we dive into the intriguing story of Bernard McAlister, also known as Beerdy, the self-proclaimed World's Biggest Expert on Bruce Lee, and his experiment to emulate the legendary martial artist's training regimen for a full year.
Beerdy's journey, captured in a viral video, raised questions about the authenticity and effectiveness of his training methods. Did he truly replicate Bruce Lee's intense workouts and dietary habits, or was there more to the story?
We dissect Beerdy's claims, including his training routines, diet, and his controversial hypothesis about Bruce Lee's cause of death. Along the way, we address the inaccuracies and misconceptions surrounding Bruce Lee's training methods.
Discover a comprehensive breakdown of what it truly means to train like Bruce Lee, based on the martial artist's documented phases of training. We explore calisthenics, isometrics, kettlebell workouts, and more, designed to enhance both physique and martial arts performance.
If you've ever wondered about Bruce Lee's training secrets and how to incorporate them into your own routine, this video provides valuable insights and debunks myths. Stay tuned for an in-depth exploration of the Bruce Lee training series, and remember to subscribe for more martial arts and fitness content.
Keep training, breathe, and join us for the next installment in our exploration of Bruce Lee's powerful training methods! 💥🥋 #BruceLeeTraining #MartialArts #FitnessJourney
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@Drivehead103 Год назад

The level Bruce Lee achieved without having a upcoming competition fight or a trainer is mind-blowing. Talk about self motivation!

@AR-sd Год назад

@@dfguko It all depends if the little Asian you're talking about knows how to fight.

@dfguko Год назад

@@AR-sd let's go fair both fighters would know nothing about martial arts. In nature mostly the strongest are the winners.

@SpanishWithAdil Год назад

@@dfguko The strongar, dont mean the biger ...let talk about 2 of the same size know .. bruce vs som no asian litle american 😅

@brucedent5402 Год назад

@@dfguko If Bruce Lee were alive today, at the age he'd be at today, he'd still be able to beat you blind folded. Now that's a fact Jack!

@Inkosi_uJabu_Ndlovu Год назад

@@brucedent5402 bro if I throw a pebble behind blindfolded old man lee he'd react to it and in the middle of his reaction I'd take his back and lay serious pipe.

@arkanzaki Год назад

When I was 21/22 I did Bruce Lee's training for 3 months (the summer). I followed the program of "Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do" book, and it consisted of 6 hours of training, 2 hours morning, noon, and evening. I had weight training session, stamina and core training session, and martial arts training session. I remember I used to do 1650 punches on MWF and 1000 kicks on T TH S. I focused on speed and strength. I did not grow in muscle size, but my strength increased a lot and my punching speed was insane. My kicks got faster but nothing impressive. Of course, summer ended and all that free time was gone and I had to drop this spartan regimen of workout. I think it's a good workout to do for a season in a year (if one is preparing for a fight) but not at all healthy for long term.

@krillinroshi9312 Год назад

Thank you, Arnold said he trained 2-3hours morning and night and in between he studied, he worked, this guy has no idea the dedication some people have towards their goals!!!

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

That's nice 🙂

@acts9835 Год назад

@FERDİ BEKÇE if anyone tries to fight in a style they aren't used too they wont be at their best. Brucle lee combined a bunch of fighting styles and put them together to make his own.

@acts9835 Год назад

what were the workouts you did to get the speed?

@dsdsc7888 Год назад

You have to traing for yers to archive near at his speed bat you h you hsve to traing very hsr almost 7 hour at day mayby after 6 or 10 ye years you cen be nearly his speed bruce lee training ate 13 stsry at 13 yers sow if sombady training at 20 and later is very hatd to be fast to be more faster

@josephlvx560 Год назад

Read the article "like warn marble" and also, "the art of expressing the human body" by Bruce Lee. It outlines his training routines and diet. My entire training routine is based on those two sources.

@chrispearson8959 Год назад

I have the art of expressing the human body but not like warm marble so thanks for pointing that one out

@SM-sk1sm Год назад

YEP, so true

@Bloodnightchylde Год назад

Yep

@Richard-vm8rh Год назад

@@chrispearson89599

@thetattooeddruid Год назад

I’m glad you called out Beerdy! Because I have commented on multiple videos that his facts, videos and photos are incorrect. I have trained in martial arts for 40 years and Bruce Lee was the reason I started. Goldenbell Training keep up the great work.

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

If you check the channel page, there's an entire series making fun of/correcting Beerdy's videos.

@thetattooeddruid Год назад

Thanks

@guts7958 8 месяцев назад

He blocked me cause I disagreed with a video of his 😅

@josiphineomallao7931 Год назад

Bruce's work out training is actually on how to become macho and attractive physically but it is heavily connected on his fighting arts conditioning ..Bruce Lee is a serious martial artist making all his tools with a deadly caliber ...

@ben3318 Год назад

I’ve seen some of the beerdys videos, it’s not hard to see it’s nonsense. Bruce Lee said there’s a lot of hype when it comes to fighting martial arts and training you have to learn how to cut out the hype. That is exactly what you’ve done. you seem to have a very good understanding of what it was. Bruce was trying to teach. thank you.

@mattnobrega6621 Год назад

I'm a marine corps veteran and a fan of Bruce lee since I first discovered him in the early 90's. I realized if I done a similar exercise routine I would have been in great shape most of my life and it would have been easier to maintain. At age 39(soon to be 40) and out of shape, if I was to start now I know i would have to endure alot of pain and have to adjust my diet as I'm now a type 1 diabetic. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks again for covering a great legend in human history.

@DaveW74TVN Год назад

Suck it up and GET AFTER IT! You got this :D

@mattnobrega6621 Год назад

@David Ward Your right! Thanks guy 😏🫡👍

@stefan0ro Год назад

@@mattnobrega6621 do it, at least for the "insulin resistance" reversal. look it up. fuck diabetus.

@leezap 9 месяцев назад

40 is very young. Just find what you like to do so you will more likely to do it. I'm 68 and putting together a list of what I want to do before I die. They are Nunchucks, Fandabi Dozi's (Bo) Staff training, Kohji Katoh's Tonfa, Tim Shieff's Rope Flow, Strength Side's Animal Flow, GMB Fitness's Tumbling, Weight training, Landmine, and TRX. Some of these were not possible even a few years ago because you didn't have YT videos to learn from. Good luck.

@joaquinvargas6351 Год назад

If Chuck Norris train for 5 hours, and Chuck said, that Bruce Lee was the hardest training person he ever seen, than maybe Bruce train for more than 2 hours.

@angusstewart33 Год назад

Chuck Norris said he would train 4/5 hours a day with bruce and when he would rest that Bruce would carry on for another couple hour

@albertsmith9315 Год назад

Kettlebell guru Pavel met with John Saxon (Roper in ETD) and Saxon said that Bruce showed him kettlebell exercises in Hong Kong during filming. You can see Saxon pressing a 32kg kettlebell in Pavel's 2nd edition of "Simple and Sinister" book. As always, enjoyed this video.

@JesusOfTheJungle Год назад

You are a very engaging individual, sir. I'm a martial artist of 14 years and a personal trainer and even though I really have no reason to still be watching, 19minutes in now, I'm still here!

@OSBVIDEO-mc1fd Год назад

Love the video bro, actually AAALLLL your videos, been a fan for years

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

I appreciate that!

@ARoberts0115 Год назад

Mr. Goldenbell Sir, Much respect to you. I found your page on accident several months ago. You are calm, knowledgeable, and assertive. Keep up the great work as the industry needs people like you. -Many Respects-Drew

@praise_frank Год назад

I love how you broke it down and made it practicable, I've been following the Bioneer for some years now too as well as Bruce and this was an amazing one, thank you.

@paultemple5042 Год назад

The work out that you described beginning at 16:23 in this Video, is basically what the U.S. Navy S.E.A.L.s were doing when I was at SBU-24 in the U.S. Navy. It will build Power. However the S.E.A.L.s that I knew emphasized muscular endurance over bulk. Basically, Muscular endurance and speed were more important than how much weight you could lift.

@benglasby8014 Год назад

Speed requires strength training. Look at sprinters vs marathon runners.

@acts9835 Год назад

@@benglasby8014 yeah but if you focus on bulking, it will make you slower and kill your endurance. Especially if you do isometric workouts.

@thelabby9998 Год назад

Check “Supertrainning” from Vershonshansky. Aside isometrics, like pointed in the vid, there’s a concept in muscular power development related to the angle of how grow muscular tissue. That angle is influenced by load (weight) BUT speed (power) of the movement. Targetting different goals (bulking, power, speed…) require accurate control of speed for each repetition for the “proposed” load and that measurement is performed by lineal encoders (or nowadays accelerometers inside an smartwatch) so if you can’t perform the proposed exercices at its defined parameters… trainer send you home to avoid your muscles get another adaptation instead the one you are targetting. This has lots of implications to just explain them in this short(?) comment but this + isometrics > is the key for powerxpound trainning and one of the selling points for whole body vibration devices or inestability trainning (with bosu-like gear) and also isokinetic pulleys like yo-yo machines and versapulleys (eccentric workout improves that muscle angle growing KEEPing flexibility) that remeble to a certain degree that Dragon isometric machine showed in the video… Hope this helps someone (I will copy it into general comment) Peace.

@FrancisMaxino 7 месяцев назад

Better to increase number of, speed and ease of reps than increase of weight moved for real strength.

@robertblanks9602 Год назад

As usual from our navy training, we know that we have to do proper investigative research and stick to the facts. Ever since I was a kid, I have witnessed so many people, jumping on the Bruce Lee coattails to get attention and recognition. You are definitely one who keeps his name Full of respect and is much appreciated from all of us who loved him. Namaste

@DxModel219 Год назад

wtheck dude… i followed you when you had only a few hundred now you got 140K subscribers!!??? wow your content has gotten so much better of the years.

@jamesfaircloth8588 Год назад

Also bruce lee said he did not want to bulk up to much because it would slow down the reaction times

@josephperkins4857 Год назад

Well Olympic lifters are not exactly slow

@jamesfaircloth8588 Год назад

@@josephperkins4857 Theres a differrence im on about punching not lifting

@josephperkins4857 Год назад

@@jamesfaircloth8588 actually there is no diffrence when you take into consideration how face the muscles twitch and movie..there is fundamentally no diffrence

@jamesfaircloth8588 Год назад

@@josephperkins4857 There is a differrence why do you think boxers like anthony joshua lost some fights years ago he had bulked up to much so he did not have the stamina to keep going and was beaten by someone not even in good shape simply because he did not have the energy to keep going all because he had put on to much muscle he tired out becuse he had put on to much muscle which is why bruce lee did weight training but did not want to bulk up to much

@josephperkins4857 Год назад

@@jamesfaircloth8588 dude 1) just because a person is hitting the weights does NOT mean they automatically have to bulk up 2),plus Olympic weight lifting requires the development of SPEED,and 3) Bruce Lee also did include some Olympic lifts in his training,plus doing regular execises like squats ,curls etc etc with a high speed..so your bias is null and void dude

@ranger51262 Год назад

because of my genetics I could never get big, I did train by eating everthing and excercising as much as possible. I did get ripped but I'm not very big. But Bruce Lee's physical condition was my goal....I'm 61 years old and started when I saw Bruce Lee when I first saw him in the 60's. Just started following your Facebook page

@maddysdaddystevem563 Год назад

I’m the opposite. I gain muscle easily, especially in the arms and back, but I lived on salad and chicken for a year while running 2 miles a day with my martial arts and weight training. Never got ripped.

@ranger51262 Год назад

@@maddysdaddystevem563 You probably had a Healthy amount of fat on you..I seemed to look anorexic...lol

@cleverkev79 Год назад

Finally! New content! Been waiting!

@spiritwardiaries Год назад

Found your chan when I was looking for funny Seagall footage. Thanks for the video, I have seen some of Beardy's vids. Bruce Lee has fascinated me since my childhood back in the 70s😊 Always enjoy your thoughtful presentation.

@markschronicles5231 Год назад

More channels need to come from where you’re are coming from. Excellent and a joy to learn from. Thank you!

@JoeyCutlessTV Год назад

When I trained hardcore while living in Korea, in addition to feeling stronger, my mind was sharper than it has ever been. I eventually got complacent and fell out of my routine

@hoviksmail Год назад

I've heard some former Shaolin monk guys on a documentary talk about how they still train 8-10 hours a day.

@espendahl9719 Год назад

He trained big compound full body barbell excercises 3 times per week for about 2 sets 8-12 and later added some circuit training on machines.He also trained isometric,bodyweight exercises,running,skipping,bicycling and alot of martial arts.He trained for power,speed and better himself as a martial artist,not as a bodybuilder.That 1 year video guy is wrong.

@traviscassidy4717 Год назад

Incredibly well thought out, modern look at how Bruce would train. As a CF instructor, on and off life long martial arts enthusiast and gym owner I LOVE THIS MAN. I’d love to give it a try, (it’s nearly what our gym programming is weekly) especially the isometrics which I’ve personally never done before. I love your channel, attitude and particularly that you regularly shit on beardy 😂😂

@Dodgerzden 8 месяцев назад

How dare you question the self-proclaimed world's greatest expert on Bruce Lee! As Eric Cartman always said, "Respect ma authoritah!"

@jamesbarbour8400 3 месяца назад

Lol - another South Park connisuer - excellent ! 🤣

@richyakuoko2360 Год назад

Great video man. You have the best Bruce Lee and martial arts channel on RU-vid. I'm curious where in Asia do you live?. Keep up the great work brother. Thanks for sharing this.

@Vibrapion 3 месяца назад

So I been training like Bruce Lee for about 6 years, now... I've been evolving my training regime constantly. I finally got everything calibrated just the way I wanted, so far. My first thing was to take, Isometric and cables (curcuit) with stretching - First part Weight training with Forearms and core - Second part, always stretch before and after weight training And power (heavy bag) and speed training with my added martial arts training: that includes the mechanics of each strike and defensive movements plus reflexes with flexibility (further stretching)

@paultemple5042 Год назад

As usual, Beardy's Videos leave a lot to be desired. You on the other hand do solid research and present information in a manner that can be clearly understood. As far as Internal Martial Arts training goes I don't know of any Chi Gong or Tai Qi work outs that last longer then 45 minutes sans physical conditioning. In fact most of the Instructors I know of advise only doing 15 to 30 Minutes of Tai Qi, Chi Gong, Hsing Yi or other Internal Martial Arts, 2 to 3 times a day and any more than that is unnecessary with the exception of sitting Meditation and even then Meditating for more than an hour is rare unless you are a Monk or Priest or are doing Chanting or external Qi Healing and even then doing any of those for more than 30 minutes at a time is for Advanced Practioners.

@thelabby9998 Год назад

Tai Chi Kung means Harmonisation of Cultivated Energy being Cultivated Energy the Chi Kung part of that. Without Chi Kung (Cultivated “Energy”) isn’t possible any kind of Harmonisation. Can someone do larger Chi kung trainnings? Of course but if these are done right that person will “accumulate” enough ammount of Chi to feel unnecessary keep accumulating. I will not say “there’s a finite amount to accumulate” but as you pointed if you aren’t into specific Chi use and you reached your own “health” with less time… why continue? OTOH that Cultivation requires other things aside Chi Kung “gymnastics” such a sexual energy trainning (or almost knowledge and coherence) that usual people not very commited to themselves can keep like monks and traninng more time will not solve that (meditation will be more effective) but even so… there are certain stages of Chi level and when you arrive to “certain” level it becomes a connection with the Universal source where you manage to work with that source and Harmonise (Tai) not only your own Chi but the Chi around you or in words of Sifu Lee “Then it got beaten by itself” because Chi as “energy” can generate (new) life, re-generate (a)live or preserve life balancing the Tao… “when my opponent expands I contract, when he contracts I expand and where there’s a gap…” Do you remember that dialogue with the monk at (directors not cut version of) Enter the Dragon? Tao is nature, Chi is the body of Universal Conciousness and Life in coherence with those is Joy of Infinity Love. I&I Peace 🙏🏻

@AZtoNC Месяц назад

I am glad I found and subscribed To your channel. The fact that this was so informative and so hilarious at times totally made my day, thank you. Laughter is really the best meds

@jasongenn39 Год назад

Bruce not only did weight training. He did calisthenics isometrics. Interval training and plyometrics hi

@basslinger 6 месяцев назад

Good gouge, I always enjoy your stuff, keep it up, thank you

@TerenceLee73 Год назад

Amazing explanation....being a martial artist myself...everything stated in the vid is absolutely accurate...great content pal...lov your channel ❤🔥

@dwohntanywilder6889 Год назад

I try to train doing 2 sets of exercises from book of Bruce "The Art of Expessing the Human Body". I train 5 days a week and on Saturdays I watch and train from videos from my JDK instructor mixed with boxing exercises...

@robertmccormick9729 Год назад

When I was in my early 20s and doing amateur MMA I would train 2 to 3 times a day,2 hours each session 5 days a week. Each session focused on a different aspect, like stand up one session, grappling another session, and some strength and Conditioning others sessions. I was in great shape. And that was 20 years ago,lol.

@shadscott469 Год назад

Thank you for making this video. Beerdy needs to be called out on his lies.

@lzuthunglo1226 5 месяцев назад

Consistency is the most important

@majackslelo827 Год назад

You never let us down with the vids bruh, keep it coming🫡🫡🫡. Shalawam💪🏿

@masterk5372 Год назад

Right

@PowPow-yp9rf Год назад

Bruce actually did a lot of cardio, John little mentioned it in the kfg podcast that he did running, jump rope and stationary bike for his cardio

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

Bruce Lee did so much cardio to the point that he damaged his knee from excessive use.

@PowPow-yp9rf 11 месяцев назад

@@GoldenbellTrainingReally? I didn't know that part

@jamesfaircloth8588 Год назад

Also bruce lee liked doing isometric exercises unless im wrong ?

@danielbryant1539 Год назад

I watch this channel a couple times a week. And everything that's said makes sense. You definitely do your homework. And not just regurgitate the same bs. That everyone else passes around.

@spirithonorsjeetkunedo1877 Месяц назад

I followed bruce lee's Training regiment for 5 years straight from ages 20 to 25. It was awesome, results were good but not satisfying. Now i follow teri toms advice, train smarter not harder and my results are a lot better now. 😊🙏🐉

@damonstewart70 Год назад

Very comprehensive video

@citadel9611 4 месяца назад

Great video, and trustworthy information. Thanks again Prince.

@Bloodnightchylde Год назад

I'm going to train with Bruce Lee 'ds weight training for one year along with my Kyokushin Karate

@angelomoreno6788 11 месяцев назад

I like your problems, you're absolutely right completely, right? You are right on the point, thank you very much.

@barvelo26 Год назад

We appreciate your honesty and breaking down these videos. Unlike beardy, thank you for helping people and not lying to them. 👍

@FrancisMaxino 7 месяцев назад

Like his martial arts, Bruce Lee's cross training regime evolved to meet the needs of what he required, his ripped definition was the result of very precise and calculated working. It is described in the four books an overview of the resistance exercises which are creating strength in core stabilisers and focused on pulling power, grip strength and a hard, lean physique. One of his hollywood friends, i forget which one, said he was like steel all over so developed a density without bulk which is more easily achieved by hovering in the hypertrophic. He was also obsessed with having incredible forearm and tricep strength more than stupidly bulky undefined biceps inhibiting fast arm movement...

@ivanracine431 Год назад

You no what you’re talking about bud great job

@JoseGonzalez-nw6ml Год назад

Thank you Bruce Lee forever

@clarkme8952 Год назад

Bruce's Daughter has a podcast and she reads what a day for Bruce was really like. Look into her podcast it's really interesting and helps you realize he didn't train all day every day.

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

I can just read his notes from his planner for myself. She posts them regularly.

@shadscott469 11 месяцев назад

I seriously doubt you will get objective information from Shannon Lee or the Lee estate.

@clarkme8952 11 месяцев назад

@@shadscott469 What is it a big secret?

@jamesbarbour8400 3 месяца назад

@@shadscott469 well, they have to keep the mystique alive, or they wouldn't have an income, simple as that.

@sonthan2914 Год назад

I’m 44 years old and took 2 years off from bjj/kickboxing. I’m slowly starting back up to still active for my kids. Do you suggest for Phase 2 adding sprints in the 10 minute warmup and also adding more weights or sticking with moderate weights to the Weigh lifting part?

@christopherlamar9285 Год назад

Respect to you for still fighting 💪🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾 I hope you achieve your goals

@lifelongfan07 Год назад

I wanted to be like BL when I was young (10-15). I studied and trained in a few different arts. It was weird though, because I had a lot of books on BL and I suspected he did drugs because there was one picture of him after the release of one of his early films in china. His eyes were bloodshot and I suspected that he smoked weed. Turns out he was medicating himself from pain, and he used them to get ideas. I still love you BL. Your teachings will always inspire to to be a better human being.

@shawnsmith2610 Год назад

I have been alive since 1975 and have watched and researched Bruce since the 80's and I have never heard anybody say including him that he did steroids or like you said cocaine and I use to have his workout book and other books by him and I never saw where he did ten sets on weightlifting exercises it was usually 5 or less and he was a fitness and martial arts fanatic.I never remember seeing where he trained for 14 hours a day.

@TheMassweapon Год назад

I was in the room w William Cheung when he showed me Bruce's letter describing his steroid use for muscle growth

@dingdong-panthertube6467 Год назад

the body of Bruce looks like he was training much more for strength then for endurance

@Wander-asia-vlogs Год назад

I really enjoyed your video. Bruce Lee training is nuts

@marknasia5293 6 месяцев назад

this is the first video i have watched of yours, thank you! I was pleasantly surprised and the information you put out is spot on. Subscribed, please don’t stop making videos. I have to ask, have your neighbors ever caught you in the common areas of your apartment (because the video you shared)? mine did before on bad weather days when i was active duty and thought I was not all there because of some of the exercises i was doing haha. Great video!

@WASD-MVME Год назад

Yo I don't know anything about anything with martial arts but I really dig your charisma and style of relaying your thoughts cheers!

@nicholascanada3123 Год назад

Bruce Lee ate a lot of liver which is key❤

@xicorbro8609 Год назад

Keep this coming, I want to see and learn more on how he lived and trained. I never trained or anything but I’m not out of shape, I will start tho. I just want to live life like how he did, his water quote saved me today. Now I just want to live teach life differently to people that see it in a wrong way like how I did.

@artten5002 Год назад

godammit, Beerdy, the saddest and annoying part is the people actually believing him or just commenting and praising Bruce without watching the actual video XD

@blackdoug5302 Год назад

Love martial arts. And Bruce Lee. Thanks your for sharing.

@alchemist_one Год назад

Damn, you did track in college? That's pretty cool. I did in high school and then wasn't quite good enough for my division 1 school's cross-country program. The runs were actually one of the more intimidating parts of what I read of Bruce Lee's training. He went pretty hard most days of the week.

@diawilliams5915 Год назад

Thanks!

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

Thanks 👍 😊

@davefletch3063 3 месяца назад

I can’t imagine Bruce Lee only ate chicken, rice and water. He would have been seriously vitamin deficient

@ericrecano8557 Год назад

Beerdy lost all credibility with him making up Bruce Lee stories from old pictures. Even called Guro Dan Inosanto ‘Karate Master Baxter’ in one of his videos. How can you train in JKD and not at least have heard of Guro Dan?? His ‘train like Bruce Lee’ video was hilarious for all the wrong reasons. And like you said-it strongly suggests that Beerdy doesn’t even train at all. Like you my sources are Bruce Lee’s training logs and books by his students and by John Little as well as the various articles in magazines I’d collected over the years. Your video is a good one on this subject. Subbed

@JonathanLittle001 Год назад

Well said

@TruthTellert63 Год назад

Even before that with me -- when he idiotically tried to claim that a man helping him in one of the demonstrations was Joe Lewis (despite the man being several inches shorter & 50-70 lbs lighter).

@jamesfaircloth8588 Год назад

Class video 👍

@dictorfeelgood Год назад

Bruce Lee's Workout is in THE ART OF EXPRESSING THE HUMAN BODY. anybody can buy the book

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

His workout isn't really in there, but it's a good place to start. If you watched the first video in the series, you'd know that I used it as a resource 😉

@brad5392 3 месяца назад

What about the volume punching and kick training?

@shawnsmith2610 Год назад

And any time you workout with the intentions of changing the look and build of you're body you are bodybuilding so yes Bruce was a bodybuilder.

@seeny_uk Год назад

Good video m8

@danstafford6536 2 месяца назад

Bruce Lee kept a day timer journal to keep track of all of his exercises.

@jamesfriedman4645 Год назад

Bruce Lee didn't die from overtraining; he was shot by Alec Baldwin.

@juanmanuelgranadosdavila4984 Год назад

Today more is known and better applied to physical conditioning in combat sports than in B.L.'s time, no need to copy him in detail! In addition, the training that he devised for himself is the best that could be applied according to his personal characteristics and objectives, let's not forget the training principle of individualization: methods, loads, phases, etc., must be adapted to each combatant. individually.

@sjsjksks5138 Год назад

Thanks for the gems bro

@jordanglasper1064 11 месяцев назад

Such a powerful video. I have a question. I’ve discovered Mike Mentzer’s HIT training Regimen. I’m very interested. But I’m also very interested in Bruce Kee’es method of training. Is there a way to combine these types of training regimen to become a supreme athlete/ fighter?

@PhoenixBlacke Год назад

Bruce did do bodybuilding training and injured his back from doing heavy good mornings. According to Linda, near his death, Bruce was on a mostly liquid diet, recently had his sweat glands removed, couldn't cool off and literally drink himself to death is whats theorized. Crazy

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

It sounds like you have it all figured out 🤔

@9sunskungfu Год назад

When i saw the title to this video, i was laughing my head off, its as if you read my comment in your previous videos about this BS artist Beerdy and that cheesey video he did on training like Bruce lee for a year which had my eyes rolling. I'm glad you did this video regardless because like yourself , i can't stand BS artists and especially when it involves Bruce Lee. So thanks again for this.

@Goldone99 Год назад

My favorite person all time

@messiaspereira6232 Год назад

Excellent video 👍👍

@amosdodson4022 Год назад

All you need is your body, resistant bands, Punching bog and yoga mat. You could even go with any weight. Explosive power training is great. I have this smaller yellow resistance band that looks like figure 8 and you put it behind your back and shadows boxing with this resistance and calisthenics and your punching with becomes so much quicker

@thegee001ify Год назад

Linda said Bruce would have ice cream too.

@jamesmcevoy6747 Год назад

Chuck Norris said he trained with Bruce for 5hrs and then when they had a break and Linda went to get lemonade Bruce started smashing out more push ups so I question that.😂

@uexkeru Год назад

The reality of Bruce Lee's routines is that you could actually do more than him if you don't restrict your calories like you're trying to maintain a ripped physique or stay at the same size all the time. Up to a point, more calories and sleep = more recovery = more results.

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

Bruce didn't restrict his calories until he went on that liquid diet that appears to have contributed to his death, according to a recent research paper But yes, someone would get better results with more rest & recovery. There isn't much need for more training for a person who is not a full-time martial artist

@uexkeru Год назад

@@GoldenbellTraining True, his walking around size was bigger than people think, but on the flip side the popular image of him always shredded to the gills can lead to people chasing calorie restriction alongside performance, which will end up giving them neither a Bruce Lee physique nor Bruce Lee Performance in the end.

@KendallNight Год назад

love your vids bro

@Nazyairsengikar Год назад

I have a 100% accurate channel on Bruce lee's training. Athlete Specials Bruce lees secret workout to build a lean physique-workout routine. Now this video is exact because they show Bruce lee's actual training info. I've had this list for more than 20 years. So it's good to see that 1 person has some honesty. I hope they keep it up.

@veruslupus 11 дней назад

Ok so student nurse so little bit of knowledge but not an expert. 1 steroids for nerve pain are NOT anabolic steroids. And 2 if training was the cause Bruce would have caused rabdomyelitis and pretty much killed his kidneys long long before he caused his death the way beardy says.

@danstafford6536 2 месяца назад

Most people do not understand exercise science... moving a heavyweight you're working The Agonist and the antagonist muscle... isometric training you're working The Agonist minus the antagonist muscles.

@anti1training 2 месяца назад

@@danstafford6536 That doesn't make it better.

@danstafford5977 7 месяцев назад

Bruce Lee used s a day-timer as a record in his exercise Journal.

@PERRYS_PROPS Год назад

Love your videos, keep them coming

@GodCarnage Год назад

The power and speed and size could all come from Hypertrophy phase with a good diet

@GoldenbellTraining Год назад

Not really 😕

@colwarsstudiobrickfilmandm8580 Год назад

After reading Bruce’s book and interview I don’t think he cared much about looks at all!

@rybackfrankie8679 10 месяцев назад

And yet he was still good looking 🤷🏾‍♂️

@CL-Filmz Год назад

I was intrigued when clicking on this video, then I saw Beerdy's name and 😂

@shawnsmith2610 Год назад

For one of you lift any type of weights to build you're muscles and body you are bodybuilding that's why it's called bodybuilding.

@TrueGamer4Life Год назад

Great voice and amazing videos !

@lynniebww7705 Год назад

The level I need to be at

@martinterrizzi515 Год назад

Great video right on the head

@dominique822 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for this video on Bruce Lee training.Meanwhile,it is sad to trivialize the personal life performance of the one and only perfect martial artist like Bruce Lee.He consecrated all his life to bring a new dawn of light in martial arts.He was God- gifted, reason why in 1971 the slogan sayed"1971,Bruce Lee shakes the world"mostly with his 400 two finger push-ups!

@offdutyninja1730 Год назад

Great persentation and disspelling myths about Bree Lee, the man and the martial artist.

@RadicalTrivia Год назад

Totally agree with the look being a result of being obsessed with the art and the technique. I don't lift weights at all, I just do jiujitsu and use the inversion boots.