Tao of Jeet Kune Do

"Its very hard to not give good reviews on a Bruce Lee book. Finding someone who dosent admire his work is nearly impossible. So in saying that this book is one of the best ever produced on martial arts might be hard to beleive for some.BUT IT IS!! it gives a clear description of each phase of combat (close quarter, punching, kicking, grappling etc) and also gives description and quality content on each. Be aware that this book is aimed for street self defence and not for competition type fighting, so expect to find "dirty" fighting techniques included. With great writing and excellent hand drawn pictures demonstrating techniques this book is a serious must for EVERY martial artist.!!"
~ Written on 2007-10-08

"Top Notch! One of history's most admired Martial Artist of our time gives us a look into the master's mind. This is a must have for anyone studying the arts, detail explaintions and drawing from Mr.Lee himself. The book shows the reader all ascept of the fighting arts with differrent take on defensive and counter moves from strikes and attackes. Nice overall view on the Jeet Kune Do movement and Mr. Lee's take on trying to provide the most effeicent way of defending yourself regardless of your attackers abilities.Truly recommend to martial artist and those wanting to take part in them. Also highly recommend a book to improve your flexibility and conditioning by another martial artist"The Backsmart Fitness Plan" great leg stretches have improved my kicking. Cheers"
~ Written on 2005-12-17

"This book is truly incredible. If you're a martial artist there is something to be gained from this book. It contains a wealth of inspiring quotations from the man himself.

The book is presented in the form of short quotations and jottings taken from Bruce Lee's writings. The main chapters are Philosophy, Preliminaries, Qualities, Tools, Preparations, Mobility, Attack, Circle with no circumference and It's just a name. Each chapter is neatly arranged in an easy to read fashion. There is a variety of sketches by Bruce included in some of the text that makes for interesting analysis.

If you want to understand the essence of Jeet Kune Do you should read this. No one can explain it better than Bruce Lee himself.

The words of Linda Lee (Bruce's wife) capture the nature of this book. 'He did not intend it to be a "how-to" book or a "learn kung-fu in 10 easy lessons" book. He intended it as a record of one man's way of thinking and as a guide, not a set of instructions."
~ Written on 2005-08-03

"The Best book I have ever studied.The only thing bad about this book is that it was supposed to be 7 volumes, but with Bruce Lee's death, it remained just this book.It is a shame that today there is no one like Bruce and no one does movies realistic as he did.Today is only special effects.Bruce was the one who introduced Kung Fu to the ocident world,and freedom to the martial artists.The reason there is still so much talking about bruce is because he was the best,if he had not existed there would not exist so many martial artists and "dojos" today, and we all miss him."
~ Written on 2005-06-12

"Its not often I genuinly use incredible to desribe a book. But now incredible barely does justice to this book. Its a masterpiece! A master class of Jeet Kune Do taught to you by its founder: Bruce Lee.

It teaches the the:
- Physcological factors that goes with fighting,
- Training,
- Preparation,
- Weapons of combat (ie. Hands and Feet)
- Holds and moves,
... and so on.

All you ever need to know to be able to defend your self effectivly is here. A truly magnificent book to memember Bruce Lee by. The legend lives on, without a shadow of a doubt."
~ Written on 2005-02-01