Reviews for Martial Arts Games and Activities for Children

The average rating for Martial Arts Games and Activities for Children based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-05-27 00:00:00 Andy Mirs These letters (written to friends and students) weave a narrative of a good man behind the disciplined genius of Bruce Lee. He applies his deep understanding of Taoist and Zen philosophy in his teachings of martial arts and in doing so raises the threshold of mastering the craft. Bruce Lee's body and mind speak a single cohesive language, transcending knowledge and understanding to a level of clarity that as his students we can only hope to attain.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-08-05 00:00:00 Michael Hanley Bruce Lee previously just stroke me as an international kung fu grand master. When I introduce myself to foreigners, more often than not, they exclaimed, "Ah, Hong Kong, Bruce Lee, Jacky Chan, so do you know Kung Fu?" I had thought it amusing. After reading the book, I am proud that people associate Hong Kong with Bruce Lee, who possessed profundity unbeknownst to me. Discipline: Despite his schedule of filming and teaching, he is adamant of practicing two hours per day, even the most basic forms. Desire to innovate: He learnt different sorts of martial art, grasped their essence, identified the shortcomings of each, assimilated his knowledge and imagination to create his own form. Unreserved sharing: He took much pleasure in sharing kung fu with his fellows. He wrote detailed notes to students, proactively advised them and opened schools. Deep caring: He wrote wholehearted letters to friends and wife. I was very touched by his caring thoughts. It would be such a privileged having known him. Last but not least, Bruce Lee was a handsome young man. I hope this legacy would last for a long time to come.