Bruce Lee Audition
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Lee was famously quoted as saying. It is not the daily increase, but the daily decrease hack away at the UN essential as a child. One of Lee's nicknames and Chinese was most Tingting translated into English. That phrase meant never sit still, and there was never a truer words spoken. When you look at how Lee lived his life, he trained religiously and fervently. He never stopped studying writing, reading or pushing himself to train. Even better. When it came to the martial arts, Lee was someone who was constantly on the move, always in a state of growth. He was always doing something that was a step in bettering himself, either physically or mentally. Lee possessed a level of dedication, which was crucial to his success and which was what set him apart from his contemporaries. His level of dedication spilled out into all facets of his life and his very being making him one of the most unique individuals of his time. G. Kondo, when translated, means the way of intercepting fists. This was the name that Lee decided to give his own brand and approach to martial arts. Lee described Kondo as the art of being able to fight without fighting. He described it as a formless form Chapter two, the injury that almost put an end to his career. In 1970 Lee would suffer a back injury to his sacred nerve, to which doctors told him he might never be able to perform a kick again. Needless to say that Lee was not about to let this statement stop him because he continued to go on making history. Despite the potentially near career ending back injury that he sustained during his recovery, Leigh decided to throw himself into study and self evaluation. He went on to read several self improvement books and wrote volumes of notes, which documented all his philosophies and ideas. Never one to let anything slow him down. He also continued to spend many hours studying several different practices, including that of nutrition, training, theory, biomechanics and even physics. True to his name, Lee was not someone who wasted time and never sat still. After requiring all that intellectual knowledge, he wasted no time in applying what he learned to enhance not just his martial art abilities but his own personal self growth and development. This was Lee's journey to work Self Liberation Chapter three. In martial artist with the spirit of a warrior, Lee's technique was a blend of both his philosophy and traditional martial arts. To Lee, many of the existing martial arts methods and techniques were far too rigid and compartmentalized for his liking. The idea for Ji Kondo stemmed from his desire to focus on the mind as much as he did on the body, placing an emphasis on sense over perception, he decided to do away with the rigid methods of martial arts and its limitations and foreign techniques, which he found work best for him. He tossed out the restrictions, which were imposed by the martial arts world to keep this secret art form on Lee within the Chinese community and opened the martial arts world universally. To anyone who wanted to learn, Lee was someone who valued knowledge, and even when creating G Kondo, he would never look down his nose. At other fighting styles. He respected them, and he even mastered some of those techniques and incorporated them into his own style. Lee was known to have studied several dozen fighting styles and techniques and other related forms of martial arts. He even studied other forms of arts, which he found useful as well, including fencing and ballroom dancing.