how did bruce lee die?????????????
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Are you dumb.
He really was a Kung-Fu master. They don't lift weights and they use natural techniques. My Dad was a brown belt Kung-Fu and he hasn't done any of the excersies in over 20 years and he still has all of his muscles and an unbelievable amount of mental and physical strength. He trained me for about 2 or 3 weeks and my chest muscles were fucking amazing. I went to the gym for a few months and i didn't see results that quick.
And as far as Bruce Lee not being able to whip some ass. He can kill you in 2 seconds.
He really was a Kung-Fu master. They don't lift weights and they use natural techniques. My Dad was a brown belt Kung-Fu and he hasn't done any of the excersies in over 20 years and he still has all of his muscles and an unbelievable amount of mental and physical strength. He trained me for about 2 or 3 weeks and my chest muscles were fucking amazing. I went to the gym for a few months and i didn't see results that quick.
And as far as Bruce Lee not being able to whip some ass. He can kill you in 2 seconds.
lmao. your life isn't greater than the amount of times your cells split. Every split degenerates the body because information is lost. If Brucie continued his work outs, at 70 he'd a very fit 70 yr old, but he wouldn't "have the body of a 30 yr old".
And dont throw psycho-illuminati-conspiracy babble at me. It has nothing to do with.
And dont throw psycho-illuminati-conspiracy babble at me. It has nothing to do with.
the 13 stone guy would never be able to hit him. you have no idea how fast, and how hard a kung-fu mans hand is. if the guy went to punch bruce, and bruce blocked it. he could break that guys forearm it doesnt matter how much that guy lifts weight because all that muscle is soft and if he doesnt work out for awhile it will go away. and if that guy did lift alot of weights, he will run into alot of problems later in life. but bruce, all that shit is permanent.
trust me man. kung-fu is not karate. the chinese used that in war. (before guns were ever invented)
its the truth.
trust me man. kung-fu is not karate. the chinese used that in war. (before guns were ever invented)
its the truth.
So your trying to tell me that bruce lee is one of the toughest dudes to walk the face of the earth? all 8 stone of him.
Bullshit man.
The problem here is you are beliving what you seen in his movies.
Surely to fuck you aint beliving the parts in his films when he's getting attacked by 20 dudes and taking them out with round house kicks an shit?
Bullshit man.
The problem here is you are beliving what you seen in his movies.
Surely to fuck you aint beliving the parts in his films when he's getting attacked by 20 dudes and taking them out with round house kicks an shit?
Bruce Lee was MUCH more than an actor. Before his major films he served his life as a teacher of martial arts. He fucking started his OWN martial art: Jeet Kune Do. I revere it as the best and and most useful works out there to date. His book "Tao of Jeet Kune Do" is amazing and can teach anyone very useful concepts of fighting and basic ideas regarding everyday life.
"A powerful athlete is not a strong athlete, but one who can exert his strength quickly. Since power equals force times speed, if the athlete learns to make faster movements he increased his power, even though the contractile pulling strength of his muscles remains unchanged. Thus, a smaller man who can swing faster may hit as hard or as far as the heavier man who swings slowly."
Bruce Lee was the fastest. He trained constantly. There was absolutely no competition that stood even the slightest chance. On the set, at his house, or even on the street, Bruce would readily be forced to engage in combat with real opponents who challenged him to see if he was truely as good as he said he was. Never once did he lose. And we're talking fierce and dangerous engagements, if not deadly. He was challenged all the time by real people. This does not make an actor.
And to answer the question from the thread poster, I highly recommend "Curse of the Dragon" It's a documentary with lots of footage and interviews that goes in depth to your question. Although I don't believe there is a definite conclusion to how he died I believe the final record was "Death by misadventure", whatever the hell that means. Check it out.
"A powerful athlete is not a strong athlete, but one who can exert his strength quickly. Since power equals force times speed, if the athlete learns to make faster movements he increased his power, even though the contractile pulling strength of his muscles remains unchanged. Thus, a smaller man who can swing faster may hit as hard or as far as the heavier man who swings slowly."
Bruce Lee was the fastest. He trained constantly. There was absolutely no competition that stood even the slightest chance. On the set, at his house, or even on the street, Bruce would readily be forced to engage in combat with real opponents who challenged him to see if he was truely as good as he said he was. Never once did he lose. And we're talking fierce and dangerous engagements, if not deadly. He was challenged all the time by real people. This does not make an actor.
And to answer the question from the thread poster, I highly recommend "Curse of the Dragon" It's a documentary with lots of footage and interviews that goes in depth to your question. Although I don't believe there is a definite conclusion to how he died I believe the final record was "Death by misadventure", whatever the hell that means. Check it out.
Ay, i gotta agree with Ghost and dude above me on Bruce tho. That dude was a very qualified martial artist. And he was in amazing shape. The best shape you could be. Practically no fat, all muscle. Perfectly honed moves and techniques. Now, whether he'd have the "killer instinct" that, say, a professional boxing veteran would have, i dunno.
But Bruce Lee was not a bloke to be taken lightly on the fighting front. He'd prolly whip the fuck out of a big, heavy, slow musclemountain. I mean, i agree that in the general public, the effect of (asian) martial arts is often overestimated. You have people who took 20 classes and think they're the man. Not so, of course, but a seasoned kung fu artist for example, with his skills honed to increbile levels, is bascially a fucking war machine.
But Bruce Lee was not a bloke to be taken lightly on the fighting front. He'd prolly whip the fuck out of a big, heavy, slow musclemountain. I mean, i agree that in the general public, the effect of (asian) martial arts is often overestimated. You have people who took 20 classes and think they're the man. Not so, of course, but a seasoned kung fu artist for example, with his skills honed to increbile levels, is bascially a fucking war machine.
stefanwzyga said:
Surely to fuck you aint beliving the parts in his films when he's getting attacked by 20 dudes and taking them out with round house kicks an shit?
for example, in the movie where he is fighting all those guys with the cleavers. obviously he couldnt do that.
Kung-Fu isnt always about fighting. sometimes its about knowing when and how to get out of a situation.