The Importance of Practical Footwork in Boxing

Wong Jackman was taller than Bruce Lee and his style of fighting was called Northern Shulan Gung Fu, which is based on long-range kicking and punching. The mobility of Bruce Lee's Wing Chung style was very limited to say the least. He learned from this fight with Jackman that he needed to have better mobility to be able to outmaneuver his opponents and close the gap quickly. This made him focus on the practical footwork of boxing. Muhammad Ali was an orthodox boxer, meaning that his left lead was forward, and he would puncture this powerful hand, the right hand, back on the back side. As a Southpaw, what Bruce Lee