Bruce lee
Bruce Lee was born on November 27, 1940 in Chinatown, San Francisco. He was raised oversea in Kowloon, Hong Kong where he started filming as a child. At age 16 he stopped filming to study Wing Chun with Yip Man in 1957, at Tak Sun School in Kowloon. After two years of studying martial arts he decided to go to America to get a higher education at the University of Washington. At the same time he started school he decided to give lessons on martial arts. But during that time martial arts wasn't a very popular category in western culture and so Bruce had troubles finding students. With his love for martial arts he decided to start his own school and created his own style called Jeet Kune Do, regardless of the situation. Over a short period of time in his stay in America his influence began to changed their perspective on martial arts. Having a deep passion for martial arts Bruce was scouted and became a movie star on martial arts to help spread the culture of martial arts. At age 32 Bruce Lee died on his visit back in Hong Kong from an allergic reaction to pain medication and over 25,000 people attended his funeral in Hong Kong. Although Bruce Lee died young he is still a legend today and an inspiration to all martial artiest for his knowledge and dedication.Long past Bruce's death he is still known for his deadly one inch punch. When taking physics into account while analyzing Bruce's one inch punch we can conclude that it is not magic or fake. Bruce Lee was simply a prodigy in martial arts because he understood the physics behind it. The one inch punch is possible with the physics law Force=Mass X Acceleration. Bruce Lee was exceptionally fast due to his training and so he able to generation a huge acceleration. Looking closely at his one inch punch we can see he shifted his weight forward as he threw his punch to increase the mass. With the combination of both his technique and extraordinary speed he is able to create a large amount of force.
One Inch and Six
Inch Punch Demonstration
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Bruce's Speed
and Control Demonstration With Nunchucks
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