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I can answer questions on Bruce Lee's martial art philosophy, Jeet Kune Do. I have been a JKD practitioner since 1973 and an instructor since 1986. I have plenty of resources at my disposal to get you any answer/info you need.

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I have been a student of Jeet Kune Do since 1973 and a certified instructor since 1985. My lineage is directly from Bruce Lee through Dan Inosanto. I have also trained with many other original Bruce Lee students like Larry Hartsell, Richard Bustillo, Ted Wong, Bob Bremer and Pete Jacobs. I have also trained with many 2nd generation instructors like Cass Magda, Chris Kent, Paul Vunak and Burton Richardson. I have operated my own JKD school, Unified Martial Art Academy, since 1986. I have trained also with several

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Inosanto International Martial Arts Instructors Association National Association of Professional Martial Artists Martial Arts Teachers Association Martial Arts Industry Association

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Martial Arts Professional

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Martial Arts - Which martial art syle

Expert: Dwight Woods - 10/27/2009

Question
I'm 18 years old and i'm interested in martial arts.But i can't choose betwen wudang wushu and tae kwon do.Which style should i choose?

Answer
Vladimir,
It all depends on which style you think would give you more of what you're looking for from martial arts.
As you probably already know Tae Kwon Do is sometimes taught more as an Olympic sport martial art than a self-defence system.
Some say the same about Wu Shu, that it is more about acrobatic performance than realistic martial art training.
If that's okay with you then you could go either way.
With Wu Shu I think you'd end up learning a lot more because usually the teachings cover a variety of different systems and there is empty-hands training as well as weaponry.
Tae Kwon Do however doesn't have any weapons training.
If you've had a chance to check them both out then make your decision on which you think would give you more in the long run.
That's the best I can do while remaining somewhat neutral!
Best regards,
Dwight Woods

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