Bruce Lee's several teaching masters

As a result of his street fighting, Bruce Lee wanted to give up Taijiquan because it was a slow martial art. However, it was opposed by Li Haiquan, who knew that Bruce Lee's nature was too strong, and that by practicing taijiquan, he might be able to restrain himself to a certain extent, but after Bruce Lee gradually gave up his practice of taijiquan, he just had to think of an alternative way to make up for it.

Liang Zipeng is a professional martial arts teacher, in the martial arts have quite deep attainments, especially in the internal boxing. He is not only proficient in Taijiquan and Xingyiquan, but also followed another master, Chen Zizheng, to learn the Eagle Claw Boxing, and studied the Six Harmonies and Eight Methods of Boxing. In fact, Liang Zipeng only accepted Bruce Lee as a titular disciple, during this time, Bruce Lee learned a lot about the principles of Chinese Kung Fu's internal and external boxing from Master Liang, and although Bruce Lee did not write down these boxing principles with a pen at that time, he imprinted them y in his own mind, which laid a deep foundation for his own great success in the martial arts later on.

Master 3: Wing Chun

Mr. Ip Man is a native of Foshan, Guangdong Province, who moved to Hong Kong in the late 40s due to the war and opened a boxing school specializing in the teaching of Wing Chun, which is the most respected martial arts master in Hong Kong in the modern era, and the leader of Hong Kong's martial arts community. He is a leading figure in Hong Kong's martial arts community, and the first person to be credited with bringing Wing Chun to the world.

Ip Man's six years of profound teaching of Bruce Lee made him transition from an alley fighter to a true martial arts master, which of course was an inevitable prerequisite for Bruce Lee to become a great man. Bruce Lee was a world-class kung fu master, but first and foremost, he was a Wing Chun master who knew his way around Hong Kong. Bruce Lee's subsequent success in the world of martial arts also made an indirect but significant contribution to the spread of Wing Chun around the world.

Master Chen, Master 4: Choy Li Fut Fut Kung Fu

In the 26 elements of the essence of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do, one of them is the Choy Li Fut Kung Fu, the Choy Li Fut Kung Fu is a famous Guangdong boxing, although only a hundred years, but in the province of Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia's popularity is quite extensive, and for the martial arts to rely on the famous Bruce Lee, there is no reason not to go to the study of Wing Chun, but to learn the martial arts, to learn the martial arts. Bruce Lee, there is no reason not to learn this great martial arts famous sect, this and Wing Chun boxing has the same combat value, in Hong Kong is considered one of the largest sect of boxing advocating combat.

Master Shaw: JIT-KUNE

Master Shaw was the first official Northern Kung Fu teacher in Bruce Lee's martial arts career, because Master Shaw was also a JIT-KUNE master, and he had a high level of attainment in a variety of Northern Kung Fu styles.

Master Shaw is one of the few Hong Kong artists who has maintained a good relationship with Siu Lung, so even when Siu Lung went to the United States to develop, he still often corresponded with Master Shaw to exchange ideas on martial arts, and once intended to let Master Shaw to the United States martial arts development. Whenever Siu Lung went back to Hong Kong to visit his relatives, the place he went most often was Master Shaw's home, in addition to Ip Man's boxing gym, to receive individual instruction from Master Shaw.

Master 6: Ed Parker: "Kempo" flow karate

Ed Parker (ED-PARKER) is a master of the martial arts. Parker (ED-PARKER), in the U.S. martial arts world is known as "the father of American karate", is the founder of the karate movement in the United States, but also "Kenpo" flow karate (KENPO-KARATE) founder. After Bruce Lee was introduced to him by a friend, he quickly became close friends with the famous karate educator and began to share what he had learned, with Bruce Lee explaining to him Wing Chun-based Chinese martial arts and Ed Parker sharing his fighting skills. Parker introduced his own fighting skills to Bruce Lee, which made Bruce Lee practically receive the deep inner letter of the fighting art of karate. In particular, Ed Parker's kung fu was born out of the art of karate. Parker's kung fu is born out of the traditional karate new fighting techniques, so its reform and development of Bruce Lee's influence is quite large, but also to make Bruce Lee thus realized a point: "boxing should be based on the predecessor's innovations," because there is no innovation, there is no development.

Mentor 7: YIM KING HOI, POWER TRAINING

YIM KING HOI (JAMES-YIMM-LEE), also known as James YIMM-LEE, was the first martial arts trainer to teach Bruce Lee the art of boxing.

Mentor 8 Kenny LaBelle Technique: Jiu-Jitsu

Kenny LaBelle (GENE-LA BELLE) is a master of the art of jiu-jitsu. GENE-LEBELL (GENE-LEBELL) in the U.S. martial arts world known as "the father of jiu-jitsu", as "black belt group of Ying Hall" in the "Mentor Award" of the multiple winners, Bruce Lee not only with the Bruce Lee not only learned Jiu-Jitsu from him, but also from Chuck Loris (CHUCK). Luo Li Shi (CHUCK-NORRIS) and "Jet" Binnie (BENNY) has also learned jiu-jitsu with him.

LaBelle had taught Bruce Lee his own Jiu-Jitsu techniques, which further improved Bruce Lee's fighting skills system, because we all know that the Intercepting Fist Do is a kind of kicking, hitting, wrestling, locking and use of three-dimensional unlimited boxing, and which "wrestling" and "lock" techniques. "In addition to some useful techniques that Bruce Lee learned from Chinese martial arts, a significant portion of the best moves came directly from Kenny LaBelle. The best of the best came directly from Kenny LaBelle.

Master 9: JHOON-GOO-RHEE (JHOON-GOO-RHEE), twice inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame, is known for having taught Taekwondo and self-defense to members of the U.S. Congress, and is one of the most respected martial arts practitioners in the United States. He is known for having taught Taekwondo and self-defense to members of the U.S. Congress, and is the definitive leader of Taekwondo in the U.S. martial arts world, and is known as the "Father of American Taekwondo".