Mastering JKD: The Non-Telegraphic Lead

A sure way to limit your self-defense skill is to omit the brilliance of JKD's non-telegraphic striking. Bruce Lee was renowned for his ability to dart in and nail a guy before he knew it was coming. It wasn't magic! It was the genius of the "falling step" (as Dempsey called it) or, in our gym, the "push-shuffle lead punch." Done properly it will give you a critical edge over the opponent. Let's face it, bridging the gap is a skill that few master - and most of us are frustrated by it. The backbone of JKD is the straight punch - the intercepting punch, and the non-telegraphic push-shuffle version. In this video we break it down for you. Check out the links below for more info and to join our online academy. Don't chase your tail anymore...get the training tips and direction you need! https://www.amazon.com/Jason-Korol/e/... ^^^ WING CHUN and JEET KUNE DO BOOKS by Sifu Jason ^^^ https://greenville-academy.teachable.com ^^^ Check out our ONLINE WING CHUN and JEET KUNE DO TRAINING with Teachable^^^ http://www.greenvilleacademy.com ^^^ In the Greenville, SC area? Drop by to meet and TRAIN WITH US ^^^ Greenville Academy of Martial Arts 872 Woodruff Rd. Greenville, SC 29607