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Disciples of the Dragon, Vol. 1
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Disciples of the Dragon, Vol. 1 is the final revised edition of this power packed book which contains interviews with Bruce Lee’s closest friends and students. For the first time ever, read interviews with Lee’s three generations of students from his Seattle, Oakland and Los Angeles schools.

The Seattle era section includes interviews with: Jesse Glover, James DeMile, Taky Kimura, Joe Cowles, Doug Palmer, Ed Hart (deceased), and Pat Strong. For this revised and final edition of Disciples of the Dragon, Vol. 1, the author has added a new in-depth interview with Pat Strong and also a huge bonus interview with the seldom heard from Skip Ellsworth (Lee’s third student in the USA).

The Oakland era section includes interviews with: Steve Johnson, Howard Williams (two interviews) Gary Caanaagan, and Leo Fong.

The Los Angeles era section includes interviews with: Richard Bustillo Steve Golden, Bob Bremer, Ted Wong, George Dillman, Joe Lewis, and Bob Wall. Also included in this revised edition is the uncut and uncensored new interview with Ted Wong by Bob Landers and an interview with long time Chinatown student, Bill Bremer (son of Bob Bremer).

While this book is busting out with new interviews and incredible information on Lee on his art, the book has also been totally re-edited from top to bottom with no second-generation students included whatsoever.

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Disciples of the Dragon, Vol. 1 is the final revised edition of this power packed book which contains interviews with Bruce Lee’s closest friends and students. For the first time ever, read interviews with Lee’s three generations of students from his Seattle, Oakland and Los Angeles schools.

The Seattle era section includes interviews with: Jesse Glover, James DeMile, Taky Kimura, Joe Cowles, Doug Palmer, Ed Hart (deceased), and Pat Strong. For this revised and final edition of Disciples of the Dragon, Vol. 1, the author has added a new in-depth interview with Pat Strong and also a huge bonus interview with the seldom heard from Skip Ellsworth (Lee’s third student in the USA).

The Oakland era section includes interviews with: Steve Johnson, Howard Williams (two interviews) Gary Caanaagan, and Leo Fong.

The Los Angeles era section includes interviews with: Richard Bustillo Steve Golden, Bob Bremer, Ted Wong, George Dillman, Joe Lewis, and Bob Wall. Also included in this revised edition is the uncut and uncensored new interview with Ted Wong by Bob Landers and an interview with long time Chinatown student, Bill Bremer (son of Bob Bremer).

While this book is busting out with new interviews and incredible information on Lee on his art, the book has also been totally re-edited from top to bottom with no second-generation students included whatsoever.
Descendents of the Dragon, Volume 1
$24.95

Bruce Lee's art of Jeet Kune Do has ridden the waves of controversy since his death in 1973. From the backyard of Dan Inosanto to the magazine pages of Black Belt and Inside Kung Fu, Jeet Kune Do has become many things to different people. From its early days of being known as Jun Fan Gung Fu to its later incarnation as 'Jeet Kune Do' and then 'JKD Concepts', 'JKD Strategies', 'Combative JKD' and 'Original JKD' (to mention a few) the art has continued to thrive under several different original Lee students. As time marches on and these "pointers to the truth" eventually retire or unfortunately pass on, the world of JKD is left with their students, who have become known as "Second Generation Instructors of Jeet Kune Do."

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Bruce Lee's art of Jeet Kune Do has ridden the waves of controversy since his death in 1973. From the backyard of Dan Inosanto to the magazine pages of Black Belt and Inside Kung Fu, Jeet Kune Do has become many things to different people. From its early days of being known as Jun Fan Gung Fu to its later incarnation as 'Jeet Kune Do' and then 'JKD Concepts', 'JKD Strategies', 'Combative JKD' and 'Original JKD' (to mention a few) the art has continued to thrive under several different original Lee students. As time marches on and these "pointers to the truth" eventually retire or unfortunately pass on, the world of JKD is left with their students, who have become known as "Second Generation Instructors of Jeet Kune Do."