Some might say Bruce Lee was the father of mixed martial arts, and that he was one of the most fluid, loose, and fast martial artist in known history. Others say that Lee was a person who simply did, “real kung fu.” Bruce inspired me to start doing martial arts when I was 9 years old, and I believe that he is an absolute legend! Bruce was an extremely respectable martial artist with admirable discipline and dedication. Yet, Bruce Lee was still a mortal man. Just like us he was flawed, fallible, and tried his best to get along in this world the best he could. Before passing away at 32 years old, he wrote four amazing books that brought inspiration to millions around the world. One of his lesser known works is “Striking Thoughts. Wisdom for Daily Living.” In an effort to create thought provoking observational points of view through our One Tao Community, I am going to start posting excerpts from “Striking Thoughts,” in an attempt “strike” up dialogue about Bruce’s“thoughts.” Be they profound, or superficial…pertinent, or irrelevant…fair, or biased…Bruce was a man of vision who started a movement in loving awareness surrounding martial art discipline that continues to this day. Please join me in this journey to acknowledge, analyze, and explore Bruce Lee’s “Striking Thoughts” in a fun, open, and honest forum. HERE WE GO!!

I am considering on starting to goin gym back soon and lose some body fat (since i haven't been going lately i have gained some major weight) The thing is that I have very little time to spare. How do you guys manage it or did you choose not to go at all.

What do you think of how it went?

give this a watch https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCbRih1vKsd/?igsh=MXRwbHh6eWxlazRzbw== Unbelievable now am actually starting to think the fight between Mike and Jake was scripted.

Hi, Karl here. I found that practicing Wing Chun helps me to accept myself more and enjoy the process more than the so called goals.