Facts About Jeet Kune Do

1. The economy-tight structure in attack and defense (attack: the alive leads/defense: sticking hands).
2. The versatile and the "artless-artful," "total" kicking and striking weapons.
3. The broken rhythm, the half-beat and the one or three-and-a-half beat (JKD's rhythm in attack and counter).
4. Bruce Lee in Big Fight - Enter the Dragon Weight training and scientific supplementary training plus all-around fitness.
5. The "JKD direct movement" in attacks and counters-throwing from where it is without repositioning.
6. The shifty body and light footwork.
7. The "un-crispy" stuff and unassuming attack
8. Strong in-fighting: shifty blasting, throwing, grappling, immobilizations
9. All-out sparring and the actual contact training on moving targets.
10. The sturdy tools through continuous sharpening.
11. Individual expression rather than mass product;
12. aliveness rather than classicalism
13. (true relationship).
14. Total rather than partial in structure.
15. The training of "continuity of expressive self" behind physical movements.
16. Loose power and powerful thrust-drive as a whole. A springy looseness but not a physically lax body. Also, a pliable mental awareness.
17. The constant flow (straight movement and curved movement combined-up and down, curved left and right, sidesteps, bobbing and weaving, hand circles).
18. Well-balanced posture of exertion during movement, constantly. Continuity between near all-out and near all-loose.