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Book Reviews of Tao of Jeet Kune DoBook Review: Tao of JKD is a selection from Bruce Lee's personal notes. Summary: 5 StarsTao of Jeet Kune Do is one of the best sources on Bruce Lee's personal expression of martial arts. Tao of JKD is a selection from Bruce Lee's personal notes. This point must always be remembered when reading this book because it effects exactly how the original notes where written and who the original reader was supposed to be, Bruce Lee himself. The book doesn't give you all you need to know, or all the knowledge of Bruce Lee. Some of the material particularly the lists have been edited from there original composition.
All in all any martial artist interested in Bruce Lee's way should obtain this book.
NOTE: The book should not substitute training with a qualified instructor in Jeet Kune Do.
Book Review: This is as close as it comes to the book of life.... Summary: 5 StarsThis is as close as it comes to the book of life....it is a guide to assisting a person in the art of life first. The book hits its target at providing ways for developing the total person's mind, body, and spirit. Jeet Kune Do provides choices for each individual...anyone who actively uses the tools in this book will have the wisdom to make correct choices with anything, including the martial arts. The way Bruce Lee balanced his training and philosophy in this method of training make this book a must for every reading room in every nation.
Book Review: Simply a great book! Summary: 5 StarsThis is the martial arts book that all others should be and are compared to. By reading this book you will get a glimpse at what Bruce Lee was thinking and working on during his short life. Although published after his death, it is made up of his notes and writings. This book can be used as a good guide during your journey through Jeet Kune Do. Sean Madigan
Book Review: The way of no way Summary: 5 StarsStyle without restraint. That is what Bruce Lee's life was all about. In this ever changing world of ours, there is finally a catalyst in which to learn the way of self-enlightenment. Tao, literally meaning "way of", is perhaps too broad a title for this book. This book can tell you many things about Bruce Lee (arguably one of the greatest minds of our time), but it can more importantly tell you a great many thing about yourself. A book that needs to be read at least twice; once to gain an understanding of the martial arts legacy Lee left behind, and once to find out what it is to truly set your mind free! One of the best books of all time.
Book Review: Contains EXCELLENT information regarding Sandbag Lifestyle! Summary: 5 StarsHi! This is Scott Mulligan of New Jersey.This book contains all the information you need about Bruce Lee, including the hard to find information about the little sandbaskets he used to train with, as well as fruitweave commentary regarding his controversial life. I began taking martial arts myself after a bunch of bullies attacked me with little shells they found on the beach. They also tied me to the pier for high tide, and I was very hurt with that. So I decided to learn martial arts to get better confidence, and it has completly change my life.
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