Explosive Jeet Kune Do | Bruce Lee's Wooden Dummy Training Explained

Explosive Jeet Kune Do | Bruce Lee's Wooden Dummy Training Explained The art of flowing and being like water while practicing on the Wooden Dummy is a must. The key to JKD is relaxation never being stiff but calm and ready that is when you can apply it to a very high level. Emil Martirossian over 38 years Martial Artist - Actor - Stunt Fight Coordinator for Film, Television and Commercials specialising in Jeet Kune Do close quarter combat. For more info on my Acting & Stunt Fighting - Fight Arranging please contact me on: [email protected] 2019 Martial Arts Illustrated Hall of Fame Award 2015 Martial Arts Gold Award 2014 Martial Arts Illustrated Hall of Fame award recipient Top Fighter Award 2013 Martial Arts Illustrated Hall of Fame award recipient Top Exponent Award 2012 Martial Arts Illustrated Hall of Fame award recipient True Grit Emil Martirossian Close Quarter Unarmed Combat Specialist. Emil is also the Kung Fu Technical Editor for Martial Arts Illustrated Magazine. Martial Arts Hall of Fame 2001 - 2003 in recognition of his commitment to gain martial arts practice greater popularity both in the United Kingdom and around the World. Email: [email protected] DISCLAIMER Do not attempt any of the martial arts techniques, unless in a fit state of health or with a professional martial arts instructor. EM is not liable for any persons injured. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @emilmartirossian