Lee began his martial arts training as a student of wing chun master Yip Man. After intensive study of different martial arts styles and theories, Bruce Lee developed a concept of martial arts for the individual man which he labeled jeet kune do, 'the way of the intercepting fist.' This international best-seller, which is published in nine languages, explains the philosophical basis of jeet kune do in the original words and drawings of the late martial artist and film star, as excerpted from his personal diary. Lee's views on Zen, physical training, combat, martial virtues and failings, and many other topics are presented here in this volume, in which Lee integrates his philosophy of martial arts with his philosophy of living.

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208pp

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Bruce Lee      Jeet Kune Do      Kung Fu      Martial Arts      Philosophy/Religion      Tao/Taoism