Dudes of Kung Fu

In this episode BIG Sean & Alex go over a progression of learning when it comes to Jeet Kune Do and Wing Tsun. (Wing Chun, Ving Tsun).  Also, they lay out where they will be taking the podcast for next season!  

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean discuss BIU GEE as it is taught in JKD and Wing Chun (Wing Tsun/Ving Tsun) and we also talk a little about Iron Palm training....and MORE!!

In this episode this guys talk a little about Bruce Lee, discuss some of the diffences with lineages and jump onto a topic put forth by Anthony Iglesias regarding why some people think JKD and Wing Chun suck.

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean talk about how and whys of trapping from both a JKD and Wing Tsun perspective.  They also discuss what happens to perfectly nice people once they become the almighty SIFU!!  :)  

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean talk about striking power in Chi Sau (dealing with an over aggressive training partner) and quasi rant about people being real to who they are.   

In this episode the guys talk about how some organizations bully people that leave it, and BIG Sean talks about what he calls, “The JKD Blueprint”

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean are joined by Jim Roselando and we discuss the history of our fine art.  Jim gives a nice look into the Pin Sun lineage of Wing Chun.

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean discuss what impresses them and what simply does not when it comes to online martial arts videos.  BIG Sean goes on an epic rant regarding what is, and what is NOT "Jeet Kune Do" (Feel free to disagree with him!!)  Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dudesofkungfu Check us out on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/DudesOfKungFu 

In this episode Alex and BIG Sean discuss the new Bruce Lee movie.  They also discuss the addition of grappling to your Kung Fu…and some other stuff.     Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dudesofkungfu Check us out on Twitter:  https://twitter.com/DudesOfKungFu 

Wing Tsun Grandmaster Leung Ting shares insights into the intricate balance of personal expression and martial arts lineage. He discusses the significance of Jeet Kune Do's 'broken rhythm' and its practical applications in combat sports, drawing parallels to sports like basketball. The conversation also critiques media misrepresentations of Wing Chun and emphasizes respectful dialogue in the community. Plus, humorous anecdotes about martial arts experiences bring a lighthearted touch, making the discussion engaging and relatable.