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Jeet Kune Do’s Kickboxing Phase: How Joe Lewis Took Bruce Lee’s Concepts Into the Ring
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Jeet Kune Do’s Kickboxing Phase: How Joe Lewis Took Bruce Lee’s Concepts Into the Ring
Joe Lewis first met Bruce Lee in 1967. “He wanted to convince me that I should use my strong side forward (when fighting),” Lewis recalls. But Lewis, who had successfully employed strategies of his own without Lee’s help, didn’t believe in changing his fighting stance at the time. By 1970, however, Lewis had become a full-time Lee protégé and was “road-testing” Lee’s jeet kune do theories in tournament competition. According to Lewis, the primar…
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