Kick Showdown: Analyzing JKD and Savate Techniques 

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! Can’t wait to go back to japan again!

I follow the both of you. Good to see the both of you together ☺️ one question…did y’all spar?🫡

Now I gotta follow Sifu Nate.

Nate is fake instructor JKD, poor technique and know...bullshit arts

​@@KevinLeeVlog Hello, I am a member of an association trying to restore traditional French martial arts. ( AAMF) Indeed, it is not only the savate but also the natural method (Hebertism) ancestor of the obstacle course which crossfit by removing the philosophical principles very oriented towards altruism. As well as our wrestling techniques, our practice of weapons (in addition to the cane, the stick has two ends, the dagger, the French sword, the saber, agricultural weapons, etc.) and the combat method of the last master who died a few years ago (Robert Laffont) which is a very fast, complete combat technique: panache. To this you can also add "military hand-to-hand combat", ancestors of close combat which was used during the First World War in the trenches. Your videos are excellent. you have clearly understood the footwork with the sole of the shoe which is at the heart of the technique (basically the peasants of northern France wore wooden shoes. this type of kick probably comes from there) On the other hand, your gestures are still “too sporty.” In savate we stand leaning back to protect ourselves from blows (the habit of boxers is to move forward but here the logic of cashing in is prohibited). the fist is rarely practiced because it is too dangerous and must constitute a transition between the distance of the foot and the fight (which itself includes wrestling blows: head, shoulder, elbow, knee) You are leaning too far forward which forces you to keep one of your arms in protection rather than using it as a balancer to amplify the movement. I encourage you to continue. Do not hesitate to come and discuss these questions with us (we will answer you in English) on our discord. discord.com/invite/nkNwePXu

JKD was partially inspired by it so that's pretty cool

Against an untrained/barely trained fighter, yeah definitely. But the more experienced fighters will see the telegraph from the Pendulum Step because the step comes before the Kick. Of course Bruce Lee trained it so much that he would be quick enough to potentially get away it.

We have JEET TEK and LIN DUM TEK (oblique kick)

Jerry!

Woah!! Thank you for watching sir!! I love your videos! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Bruce didn't research other martial arts to incorporate their techniques in to JKD! His intention behind his research was to know the pros & cons of those martial arts & exploit their weaknesses.

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Dude, he already is and has been for a very long time, look at his rankings on his website or Sifu Francis's. By the way Nate never trained with any lineage directly down from Bruce like Kevin did who trained and was certified black sash in Jun Fan JKD under guro Dan Inosanto. He's certified in Savant, Thai boxing under Ajarn Chai, black sash in Wing Chun under sifu Francis Fong and many other styles. Sorry about my spelling I'm dictating. ❤

Controversial fact Bruce was actually against mixing JKD with other martial arts!

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Never heard of souplesse latérale. It’s not a savate technic of any méthode of savate

You mean his notes right? According to Jesse Glover the Tao of JKD is not a great book to understand where Bruce was heading with his martial art! In fact a person reading that book would most likely misunderstand where Bruce Lee was actually heading with his martial art!

はい! そうです！

😂 seen your videos. You are 🚮 😂😂😂😂😂. Maybe U should speed up your videos.

@@theoneaboveall7708 You obviously have zero eye. The guy in the video is talented, but the rear foot moves first. Period. He obviously shifts his weight forward first, and you cannot lift a foot with weigh my in it. Grow up and keep it classy. I never insulted anyone.