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JKD Body Weapon

Master Wong’s JKD Body Weapon

is the culmination of all his training that teaches you to turn your body into a lethal weapon, Body Weapon can be defined simply but truthfully as ‘What I touch, I break!’.

Incorporating content from all of Master Wong’s systems it effectively utilises techniques from Wing Chun, Tai Chi, Military San Shou and many more.
In our System we have every single facet the martial arts world has to offer, but only from the undiluted source of Chinese origin.
Pain is an important part of training as it teaches an appreciation of how it is inflicted and received through receiving pain yourself and others within training technique.

In Master Wong’s JKD you must walk the walk as well as talk the talk. That is why we SHOW you what we offer in real time, demonstrating and explaining what we are, what we represent and exactly what we have to offer.

“The system Bruce Lee created was his life’s work I
refuse to pollute it , I can only contribute to it”

Master Wong
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Master Wong’s JKD Body Weapon is based on the teachings of Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee’s ideas where like any useful facet of martial art – simple. You cannot focus on the distortion and fanciness that the majority of martial arts concentrate on today as they detract the individual from the reality’s of true combat, and instead of training for this reality they are idealistically following something ‘about’ combat.

Worse still phrases, dissected movements, and erroneous complications are ignorantly incorporated until these practitioners are drifting so much further and further into the distance of abstraction and mystery that what they’re doing resembles anything, much less the actual reality of combat.

“The great mistake is anticipating the outcome of an engagement. Let nature take it’s course, and your tools will strike at the right time.”

“ Jeet Kune Do does not beat around the bush.
It follows a straight line to the objective. "
Simplicity is the shortest distance between two points. ”
Bruce Lee