Comments on: What You Didn’t Know About Bruce Lee’s Kick-Ass Success

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By: wing chun training

wing chun training — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 10:11:08 +0000

Great concept distinctions regatding overcoming obstacles. I have recently adopted the mindset that obstacles are a part of like and are ever present. The real life skill is being able to deal and pass through these obstacles. The ability to just keep moving forward is the sure fire way of succeeding. Just learn to be fine with obstacles -knowing that you have dealt with them in the past and you have the capacity to deal with them again

By: kung fu training

kung fu training — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 09:33:43 +0000

Always great to see such a revealing article about Bruce. I think what made him extraordinary was his constant practice and refining his art. I remember seeing footage of him and he is always improving through constant repetition. I suppose all the minutes of brilliance we see from him has hundreds of hours of practice behind it. Thanks for posting this article found out some tid bits i never knew before.

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Weight Training Routines Resources — Tue, 25 May 2010 22:42:28 +0000

[...] Comment on What You Didn’t Know About Bruce Lee’s Kick-Ass Success – Bruce Lee will always be the greatest martial artist ever. OK, some people will be better fighters, some will teach more students, some will make more, and better, films. But Bruce Lee brought it all together first. [...]

By: Aiki @ Street Self Defense

Aiki @ Street Self Defense — Tue, 18 May 2010 15:22:54 +0000

The funny thing about Bruce is that he was almost like a forerunner of modern mixed martial arts practitioners, he was willing to investigate all avenues and see what actually worked and then only keeping what he found effective. Rather than blindly following dogma he dared to do the research form first principles. Truly ahead of his time.