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Bruce Lee's JKD Five Ways of Attack Part Three.
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Now if you watched my two other videos,
you see they have covered a Simple Angle Attack
and also the HIA Hand Immobilizing Attack.
Now today I'm gonna show you
the Progressive Indirect Attack.
Now just imagine this.
If I was to go there and touch Shin,
I go there directly and I touch him.
That's a Simple Angle Direct Attack.
Progressive Indirect Attack is when I'm going
in this direction, suddenly I look and then I go touch him.
So it's progressively going towards the target,
the opponent, but in an indirect way.
Now you might be asking well Dan, why do you go indirectly?
Sometimes when you're facing an opponent that may
be little bit more experienced
that he may be faster than you,
he might be stronger than you,
he might have more experience than you,
then you apply this particular strategy
to confuse the opponent thinking you're going a certain way,
you're going a certain way.
and then suddenly you do something else.
So, let me demonstrate.
A very simple idea, such as maybe I do a couple of low jab
low jab, you see this in boxing, low jab,
and the guy is starting to do this and this
and then suddenly you change direction.
That's a Progressive Indirect Attack.
Now, the key to the whole thing
is you got to sell the technique.
You can't be like too, you see he's not afraid.
You gotta give him a couple of these,
give him a couple these, right, give him a couple these
and then you turn, give him a couple, give him a couple,
and then as you turn and then you change direction, right?
So that's Progressive Indirect Attack.
Let me give an example and then I'll bring them in.
Let's say you're throwing the side kick.
Doing a side kick here, boom,
Shin can't be like that, I'm doing a side kick, boom,
I'm doing a side kick, boom.
Here, as I do the sidekick I will fake, with a hip fake.
So I'm throwing it here, I'm throwing here.
I'm doing fake from here switch to a punch or a back fist.
One more time, so you do a couple.
Just relax and do a couple.
You fake,
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You do that.
That's Progressive Indirect Attack.
So Jason and Drake join me.
So do the hip fake.
Now do a couple, throw a couple kicks first.
Touching them and then you do a fake.
Now do the side kick.. so do the side kick.
Yeah, try that.
Do a couple these and a fake and then you hit, try that.
Make sure when you do the hip fake,
don't just do this, you see, that's not scary.
See his body reaction, that's what you want.
That split of a second his attention is here and not here.
That's when I, see Bruce Lee, of course,
Bruce is super fast, super powerful,
what people don't understand is,
what gives Bruce the edge is his ability to read the
opponent in that half of second that he can see-
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Oh there's an opening, and he goes in.
That's the difficult part.
Take your time.
Take your time, first technique, boom.
I'm moving, moving, third time, right?
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Then you go.
Yes, so from here, from here,
I turn just like I would throw a kick right, see?
My body mechanic's the same.
The only thing different is my foot
has not left the ground.
From there my momentum,
I changed to that.
From here I change to that.
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Boom.
Try again, slow down.
See how hard it is.
Your hand-eye coordination, your body coordination,
your timing, your speed.
You gotta get all your basics down.
Until you get your basics down, then you can do this.
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Good.
Yeah, one more time.
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Yeah, it takes a lot.
I'm facing you, right?
I'm throwing the side kick, right?
A couple of times I'm throwing the side kick, right?
From here, I turn my hip, see?
Here I turn my hip and then I attack.
One more time.
I turn my hip and then attack.
So that's a low line, low to high,
or it could also be the other way.
I throw a couple punches, right?
A couple punches and then I,
so let's say I do a back fist, right?
So, boom, I'm doing a back fist, I'm doing a back fist.
Then I fake and then I can do a groin kick.
So it looks something like,
I fake and then low.
One more time, I fake and then I hit.
So it's the same idea, you reverse it.
Now in Thai boxing, this is a Thai boxing illustration.
So you see these guys that throw the Thai kick, right?
From here, damn, this guy, holy shit, this guy kicked.
So then you turn from here you do that.
One more time.
So you turn at the last minute.
You turn this way and then you go, right?
So from here it's like that.
That's also very, very common.
It's the same idea.
These are not about techniques.
The five ways of attack is not about techniques.
It's all about strategy.
So you can see it applies to any Martial Art.
Could be Thai boxing, could be Judo, could be boxing,
could be JKD, could be Wing Chun, it doesn't matter.
So if you have other training buddies or
people in your Martial Arts school that you train with,
show them this video.
Share this video with them and you can see what they can do
so it's not about the different techniques.
It's about hey you know what,
guys I'm practicing this simple angle attack.
I'm practicing the Progressive Indirect Attack.
Incorporate that in your training.
Watch the other videos in this playlist and you can see.
See how you can incorporate.
Maybe it's boxing technique,
maybe it's a Wing Chun technique,
maybe it's the kicking technique.
High low, low high, left right, right left.
Vary them, incorporate them, and try them out.
Comment below and let me know how that works for you.
Until next time, be water my friend.
Be water my friend.