Very useful to apply to a lot of martial arts styles. Bruce Lee used boxing
footwork in Jeet Kune Do.
Boxing footwork training
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yes its 2 and I think second is the better of all and now they are doind 4...
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Thanks, I thought it was one of those. I've only seen the original one and...
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yes the last section if from capoeira generally I muay thai fighter
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Yeah, I wonder which movie???
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This looks like a traiing scene out of a movie. :-)
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Keep notice on how to
Keep notice on how to transfer your weight. Very important
Bruce Lee took a lot from
Bruce Lee took a lot from boxing footwork
Yeah I saw that in the Tao of
Yeah I saw that in the Tao of Jeet Kune Do book. Excellent book, if you havn't read it.
Good fundamental footwork
Yes, this is some of the basic principles in boxing footwork,there are other good footwork methods for turning and as well.
As Nigel said SiGung Bruce Lee also used boxing methods both in some of the footwork and some of the body mechanics as well.Many don't realize he had studied boxing.They only think he did Wing Chun.