Bruce Lee Is In The New UFC Game

By Wesley Yin-Poole Published Monday, 7 April 2014 If you pre-order EA’s new PlayStation 4 and Xbox One UFC game you get Bruce Lee as a playable character. “I feel like this is the most ridiculous question,” creative director Brian Hayes said. “Why put Bruce Lee in a UFC game? It’s. Bruce. Lee…” “You have the premier organization …

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Sat 10th May – Be Like Water Experience (Level 2 – Physical Cultivation)

Written by Lak Loi   This is Level 2 of the “Be Like Water” Martial Mind Power Experience, focussing on physical cultivation using martial philosophy & motion inspired by Bruce Lee.   Explore & experience the depths of what water is, in order for you to ‘Be Like Water’ (adaptable, calm, and in-flow), explore dangers to our …

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Sun 27th April – ‘Honestly Express Yourself’ Martial Mind Power Workshop

This Martial Mind Power workshop will help you to ‘Honestly Express Yourself’, by helping you to know yourself, develop tools & skills to communicate effectively, learn how to invest in ‘emotional content’ and make it your own, so you can win friends and influence people to achieve your own SUCCESS! This Martial Mind Power Experience will …

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What is JKD?

    In Bruce Lee’s own words…   “Jeet Kune Do, ultimately, is not a matter of petty technique but of HIGHLY DEVELOPED PERSONAL SPIRITUALITY and PHYSIQUE.   It is NOT a question of developing what has ALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED but of RECOVERING what has been LEFT BEHIND.   These things have been… WITH US, …

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Think & Grow Rich – Documentary

Written by Lak Loi Napoleon Hill holding a copy of his book, Think & Grow Rich (circa 1937) On 6th June 1971, Bruce Lee wrote a letter to Larry Hartsell, one of Bruce’s Jeet Kune Do students who went on to develop the Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do Grappling system.  Larry must have been suffering …

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How Bruce Lee Changed Martial Arts Forever With A New Approach And Innovative Training

Written by The Post Game Bruce Lee is immortalized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but to characterize him as a movie star is a woefully inadequate description. He was a game changer, a innovator, a pioneer. He was largely responsible for introducing Chinese martial arts to the Western world. Then he fundamentally changed martial …

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