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May 28, 2013
by Carter Hargrave
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The History And Removal Of Chi Sao From Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do

Chi Sao is a sensitivity drill used primarily in Wing Chun Kung Fu. By sensitivity it is meant as a practice drill between two practitioners by means of touching of hands and wrists through multiple set patterns of movements. These … Continue reading →

March 2, 2013
by Carter Hargrave
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Bruce Lee’s Chi Sao Energy Hand Techniques Explained

Chi Sao is the feeling of energy, more importantly your adversary energy. The literal English translation of Chi Sao from its Chinese origin is “energy hand.” Some also refer to Chi Sao as “giving hand.” All would be correct. First … Continue reading →

February 21, 2013
by Carter Hargrave
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What Did Bruce Lee Teach

What is the Martial Art Style of the Legendary martial arts Icon Bruce Lee? We get asked and hear this question. The style that Lee founded in called Jeet Kune Do or way of the intercepting fist. For all the … Continue reading →

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