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| | Texas Jeet Kune Do ::: 817-819-1501 ::: TJKD ::: Fort Worth, Hurst, Decatur and Denton (via CobWeb/3.1 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | Professor Gary W. Dill is of direct lineage to Bruce Lee's philosophy and art of Jeet Kune Do. |
 | | Jeet Kune Do This philosophy, literally translated "the way of the intercepting fist", developed by Bruce Lee and James Yimm Lee (no relation), is a non-classical, non-traditional, combat modified American martial art and is a culmination of various martial arts, and gets its roots from: Chinese Gung Fu, Western Boxing, and Fencing. |
 | | There are three phases of learning JKD: 1) Sharpening of the tools, where you learn the techniques and the drills; 2) Utilization of the drills, where you learn to use the techniques in actual combat, and 3) Dissolving of the tools, when you have combinations and techniques down so well, they become instinct. |
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