Chinatown Jeet Kune Do Lessons Levels 1 – 3

Chinatown Jeet Kune Do Lessons Levels 1 – 3

Description:

Starting with Level 1, you will receive a step-by-step lesson plan to help you build a proper foundation in Bruce Lee’s Chinatown JKD.
Levels 2 and 3 builds on this knowledge and introduces you to a wide range of advanced techniques, strategies and training methods; all of which have been organized into a clearly defined, systematic curriculum. The more advanced lessons will introduce you to various levels of sparring, along with methods to correct and refine the skill-sets you’ve acquired in prior lessons.
These are all the requirements you will need to get up to 3rd Rank in Chinatown Jeet Kune Do and contains over 30 hours of step-by-step videos (over 100 modules spread out over 40+ lessons) taught by Sifu Jeremy Lynch, Sifu Dennis Blue and the legendary Sifu Tim Tackett.

Here’s what you’ll get:

All The Foundational Techniques

Learn all of the foundational techniques required for ranking up to 3rd Rank in Chinatown JKD, including: footwork, striking, kicking, interception, trapping, sensitivity drills, sparring drills, combat drills and more!

How To Strike Hard & Fast

Learn to harness your natural abilities to strike with maximum impact.

How To Get Functional

Access dozens of exercises and drills to develop your JKD stand-up game instantly

How To Control Distance

Learn simple and efficient maneuvers you can use to always maintain your range and keep weapons “on target”.

How To Intercept

This is the CORE of Chinatown JKD. Learn how to intercept EVERY TIME your opponent moves. You’ll also learn one of our “bread and butter” techniques for intercepting as taught to us by Sifu Bob Bremer (this is a “lost” technique that is rarely, if ever, taught by other JKD groups)

Unique Drills & Techniques

Learn the drills and techniques taught by Sijo Bruce and refined over the last 40 years by Sifu Bremer, Tacket and Sewell.

How to Properly Bridge the Gap

While JKD is an intercepting art, you don’t always want to wait for the fight to come to you! Learn to take the initiative and attack first by “taking care of” the various lines of attack.

Trapping… The Chinatown JKD Way – We do not “chase hands” or do “trapping for trapping’s sake”. Learn how you can start using your trapping in a functional environment. Learn to trap and throw; trap & takedown; trap and trip, how to trap & choke and more!

Grappling Counters & Drills

Learn simple yet effective counters for the most common grappling engagements. Footwork counters, level changes, clinch work and more!
Chinatown JKD ABC & Trapping series – As part of the requirements for rank in Chinatown JKD, you are required to perform the ABC (Attack by Combination) and Trapping series. You will learn each of our series (over multiple modules) to get you ready for advancement.

Boxing Drills – Learn the required boxing drills and techniques taught by Sijo Bruce Lee at his Los Angeles Chinatown Kwoon.

Defensive Drills – Learn various defensive drills, such as: the slipping and “bob and weave” progressions; boxing, kickboxing and wall survival drills.

Attacking Methods – Get an in-depth look at Sijo Bruce Lee’s famous “5 Methods of Attack”: Single Direct Attack / Single Angular Attack; Attack By Combination; Attack By Drawing; Progressive Indirect Attack; Hand Immobilization Attack. You will also be get and in-depth lesson on “broken rythm” and how to apply it in combat.

Sensitivity Training – The swinging gate drill; counter trapping tactics; combative applications of trapping; energy drills as taught in Sifu Dan Inosanto’s backyard classes; and what we deem to be “historical techniques”.
Advanced Striking & Footwork – Advanced punching, kicking, footwork drills and techniques of Chinatown Jeet Kune Do.

Infighting Techniques – Sifu Dennis Blue shares the infighting techniques as taught in Sifu Tackett’s garage (as part of the JKD Wednesday Night Group) designed to fill in gaps in the Chinatown JKD curriculum concerning close quarters fighting. While this is considered supplementary material, it is a very important part of your overall game

Ground Escapes – Sifu Jim McCann teaches our approach to ground fighting, which is very simple: “Get back to our feet!” Learn simple and effective techniques for getting off the ground from various positions (in the event you find yourself on the ground during an encounter).

The Wooden Dummy (Mook Jong) – Sifu Tackett provides a general overview of techniques and training methods on the Mook Jong. Sifu focuses on the elements of the Wing Chun and JKD sets (created by Dan Inosanto) used most often by the JKD Wednesday Night Group & Chinatown JKD.

Distance Drills – These lessons in volume 9 concludes the Level 2 set. Sifu Tackett is back to teach you how to defend or intercept by controlling range during an encounter. He will share with you several drills and strategies to use distance to your advantage.
Core Technique Refinement – Get the finer details of Stop Kicking (including leg obstruction and the shin-knee sidekick) as well as the straight lead, gaining proper penetration of punches and HIA (Hand Immobilization Attacks).

The “Biu Jee” – The “Biu Jee” or the Finger Jab is one of the most important techniques in Chinatown Jeet Kune Do. Sifu Dennis shares different ways of applying the finger jab, various drills used to train the technique, integrating ‘alive’ training of the finger jab and how to use the finger jab against aggressive attackers.

Full-Contact Sparring – Sparring full contact is a crucial element of JKD training. In these lessons we’ll take a look at some common errors you and your training partners may encounter when sparring and how to best correct them.
Feints, Fakes & Draws – Learn the subtle differences between feints, fakes and draws. This is an in-depth look at the art of the feint in Jeet Kune Do and how to properly apply it in your training and sparring.

Fighting Leads – Bruce Lee advocated the use of the ‘strong side forward’ stance in Jeet Kune Do. In Level 3, we will take a look at the pros and cons of the JKD stance as taught in Chinatown JKD. Strategy and tactics are discussed as well as the use of trapping against an opponent who has been trained to fight from an orthodox stance.

And a lot more! (too many things to list!)

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