If you wish to support FMK you can buy a book at the link below or visit the FMK family restaurant Jenny’s Gourmet when it is open to the public.
PUBLISHED BOOKS AUTHORED BY FREDDIE LEE
1) “Living the Way” Finding love, happiness, and peace in modern society by living the simple life.
http://www.createspace.com/3494377
2) “Spiritual Martial Arts” Showing the way towards peace and spirituality through Martial Arts.
http://www.createspace.com/3497020
JENNY’S GOURMENT RESTAURANT COMING SOON!
Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Italian Cuisine
1642 W. Howard St. Chicago, IL 60626
http://www.jennysgourmet.com
If you are interested in finding out the types of foods that Freddie eats to stay healthy and fit, visit his family restaurant at the above address.
TAO OF FREDDIE’S MODERN KUNG FU (FMK)
Established on Dec. 5th, 2009. FMK is a Kung Fu and Spiritual Life Development Academy on YouTube.com that specializes in the development of the body, mind, and soul. Freddie is a Mystic that teaches on all aspects of life. Freddie’s Martial Art teachings are highly inspired by Bruce Lee’s Tao of Jeet Kune Do and his life lessons come from his innate wisdom within that had been sparked by his understanding of the ancient wisdom of Eastern Philosophy, specifically Buddha, Lao-Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Lieh Tzu, Osho, J.Krishnamurti, Eckhart Tolle, Tao, Zen, Tantra, Abraham Maslow, and Erich Fromm.
PRIVATE FMK INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE IN CHICAGO, IL
Email: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/freddielee28?ref=profile
Purdue University Fighters United Mixed Martial Arts Club: Choreographed Fight 2003
Davin James Vs. Freddie
Davin James studies Kickboxing and Jeet Kune Do concepts
Artists are heavily influenced by Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do
Fighters United was founded by Freddie at Purdue University from 2000-2004 and continued to be in existence until 2006.
SUBSCRIBE TO FREDDIE’S MODERN KUNG FU
If you wish to support FMK you can buy a book at the link below or visit the FMK family restaurant Jenny’s Gourmet when it is open to the public.
PUBLISHED BOOKS AUTHORED BY FREDDIE LEE
1) “Living the Way” Finding love, happiness, and peace in modern society by living the simple life.
http://www.createspace.com/3494377
2) “Spiritual Martial Arts” Showing the way towards peace and spirituality through Martial Arts.
http://www.createspace.com/3497020
JENNY’S GOURMENT RESTAURANT COMING SOON!
Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Italian Cuisine
1642 W. Howard St. Chicago, IL 60626
http://www.jennysgourmet.com
If you are interested in finding out the types of foods that Freddie eats to stay healthy and fit, visit his family restaurant at the above address.
TAO OF FREDDIE’S MODERN KUNG FU (FMK)
Established on Dec. 5th, 2009. FMK is a Kung Fu and Spiritual Life Development Academy on YouTube.com that specializes in the development of the body, mind, and soul. Freddie is a Mystic that teaches on all aspects of life. Freddie’s Martial Art teachings are highly inspired by Bruce Lee’s Tao of Jeet Kune Do and his life lessons come from his innate wisdom within that had been sparked by his understanding of the ancient wisdom of Eastern Philosophy, specifically Buddha, Lao-Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Lieh Tzu, Osho, J.Krishnamurti, Eckhart Tolle, Tao, Zen, Tantra, Abraham Maslow, and Erich Fromm.
PRIVATE FMK INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE IN CHICAGO, IL
Email: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/freddielee28?ref=profile
Calisthenic Exercise Demonstrations (Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
In order for any Martial Art techniques to be effective, one must train ones body diligently. These exercises that I am showing can be done outdoors or indoors with a very minimal need for equipment. As a Martial Artist you should always have the ability to train your body at any location without the need of weights or equipment.
Freddie has founded Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu in 2009, the private Martial Arts School is located in Chicago, IL. Freddie can be contacted via email at: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
Lesson #1: Warming Up (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Depending on the disciple, if more cardio training is required, there exercises can be utilized for cardio training, the time just has to be extended to 20, 30, 40, 50 min. or even longer, depending on how much cardio training you desire. But before every 2 hour training, it is a necessity that we always warm up for at least 10 min.
PUBLISHED BOOKS AUTHORED BY FREDDIE LEE
1) “Living the Way” Finding love, happiness, and peace in modern society by living the simple life.
http://www.createspace.com/3494377
2) “Spiritual Martial Arts” Showing the way towards peace and spirituality through Martial Arts.
http://www.createspace.com/3497020
JENNY’S GOURMENT RESTAURANT COMING SOON!
Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Italian Cuisine
1642 W. Howard St. Chicago, IL 60626
http://www.jennysgourmet.com
Visit Freddie and Jenny’s restaurant for a delicious meal!
TAO OF FREDDIE’S MODERN KUNG FU
Freddie Lee is the Shi zu “Founder” of The Tao of Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu (FMK) established on Dec. 5th, 2009. FMK is a Kung Fu and Spiritual Life Development Academy on YouTube.com that specializes in the development of the body, mind, and soul. Freddie is a Mystic that teaches on all aspects of life. Freddie’s Martial Arts teachings are highly inspired by Bruce Lee’s Tao of Jeet Kune Do and his life lessons come from his innate wisdom within that had been sparked by his understanding of the ancient wisdom of Eastern Philosophy, specifically Buddha, Lao-Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Lieh Tzu, Osho, J.Krishnamurti, Eckhart Tolle, Tao, Zen, Tantra, Abraham Maslow, Erich Fromm.
Private FMK instruction is available in Chicago, IL.
Email: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/freddielee28?ref=profile
Lesson #3: Stretching Part 2 (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Here Aaron is demonstrating the various stretches that we do. This video is simply a demo. so he is not holding each stretch the proper amount of time. Each stretch must be held for a minimal of 30 seconds. Depending on each disciple, some who are extremely inflexible may have to stretch after warmup and after the entire training session. Other disciples who are more flexible may only have to stretch at the end of the training session. If each stretch is held for at least 30 seconds, the entire stretching portion should last at a minimal of 20 min. Many times it will last close to 30 min. or longer.
Stretching is extremely important to become proficient in the Martial Arts, this aspect cannot be ignored, otherwise greatness will never be achieved in the Martial Arts.
Freddie has founded Freddies Modern Kung Fu in 2009, a private Martial Arts Academy located in Chicago, IL that expresses his interpretation of Bruce Lees Jeet Kune Do. This art is non-commercialized and is in its purest form. All techniques are scientifically proven to be effective and all techniques are aimed towards unarmed street survival combat. Freddie hand selects disciples to personally train that have the proper discipline and compassionate heart to become successful in this art. Freddie can be contacted via email at: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
Artistic Wisdom by Wise Flow: http://www.amazon.com/Artistic-Wisdom-Enlightened-Meditations-Relationships/dp/1607491443/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259011056&sr=8-1
Lesson #2: Split Training and Stretching Part 1 (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Here Aaron is demonstrating the various stretches that we do. This video is simply a demo. so he is not holding each stretch the proper amount of time. Each stretch must be held for a minimal of 30 seconds. Depending on each disciple, some who are extremely inflexible may have to stretch after warmup and after the entire training session. Other disciples who are more flexible may only have to stretch at the end of the training session. If each stretch is held for at least 30 seconds, the entire stretching portion should last at a minimal of 20 min. Many times it will last close to 30 min. or longer.
Stretching is extremely important to become proficient in the Martial Arts, this aspect cannot be ignored, otherwise greatness will never be achieved in the Martial Arts.
Freddie has founded Freddies Modern Kung Fu in 2009, a private Martial Arts Academy located in Chicago, IL that expresses his interpretation of Bruce Lees Jeet Kune Do. This art is non-commercialized and is in its purest form. All techniques are scientifically proven to be effective and all techniques are aimed towards unarmed street survival combat. Freddie hand selects disciples to personally train that have the proper discipline and compassionate heart to become successful in this art. Freddie can be contacted via email at: FreddiesModernKungFu@live.com
Artistic Wisdom by Wise Flow: http://www.amazon.com/Artistic-Wisdom-Enlightened-Meditations-Relationships/dp/1607491443/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259011056&sr=8-1
Prachaya Pinkaew continues his ravaging of the martial arts world with another flick.
CHOCOLATE star Jeeja Yanin (aka Jija Yanin) made a big impression in her debut martial arts film and
its no surprise to see that she is back for a second starring role. This time the taekwondo-trained actress
is dropping the autism act from her debut and reportedly will be incorporating a bit of romance and some
form of hip-hop dancing into her screen fighting performance in RAGING PHOENIX.
Tony Jaa practice some incredible move for fighting and chasing scenes in Ong Bak Movie and also show some ancient form of Muay Boran (the predecessor to Muay Thai)
Tony Jaa’s Training: “My master used to be an actor and a director. I learned from the sets of the movies of my master and I would work on the sets, everything from being a waterboy. Then I went on to study at a physical education university where they taught every type of martial arts and sports.” Now, Jaa trains “8 hours a day. I wake up five to six a.m., run about 10 kilometers, then do a warm-up and go over all the moves of Muay Thai. Then gymnastics for flexibility.”
Tony Jaa’s Style: “I love Muay Thai and love any form of martial art. Muay Thai is able to show Thai culture and provide entertainment as well in its clearest form. The main part of Muay Thai is using the knees and the elbows. And the culture and the heritage that goes into Muay Thai is different from other martial arts. The incorporation of gymnastics into Muay Thai where I do a backflip and kicks… make Muay Thai seem prettier.”
Muay Thai in Film: “Muay Thai hasn’t been used in any films that we’ve seen and I wanted to bring that Muay Thai to films for people to know it and as a Thai person, that’s important. It’s different in the way they present the martial arts, but all martial arts have the same basis of being part of nature and the way they present themselves and the way they name the different types of moves. Like Muay Thai, we put an emphasis on the knees and the elbows, whereas Wushu, they name their moves after animals.”
Real Action in Ong-Bak: Ong-Bak, Tony Jaa’s first film, showcases Jaa’s natural abilities without special effects or wire enhancements. At a time when even Jackie Chan is using wires, Jaa felt “I want to make it seem realistic and for viewers to see that it is possible to do those stunts on your own.” This includes a chase scene where Jaa runs along the tops of people’s heads. “It’s hard,” Jaa said. “You have to practice until you’re used to it.” And the people below? “They’re okay with it.”
Tony Jaa Goes One on One in Ong-Bak: To make each one on one fight scene look unique, “It depends on the person. I look at the character. A more fierce person, I put more fierce character into it. Or the Japanese guy who does a lot of footwork, we would do more Muay Thai sequences into that.” Jaa also picks up props and fights with them. “The image of Jackie Chan is already there, and Jackie Chan is my inspiration but sometimes picking up those props and working them into the film just fits in better.”
Jujitsu has been around for many years and is considered to be one of the most ancient martial arts forms of self-defense.
This all inclusive guide will explain in simplified terms all the questions that have eluded you in your internet searches or textbooks on the subject.
SUBSCRIBE TO FREDDIE’S MODERN KUNG FU
Purdue University Fighters United Mixed Martial Arts Club: Choreographed Fight 2003
Calisthenic Exercise Demonstrations (Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Lesson #1: Warming Up (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Lesson #3: Stretching Part 2 (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
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Lesson #2: Split Training and Stretching Part 1 (2009 Freddie’s Modern Kung Fu)
Prachaya Pinkaew continues his ravaging of the martial arts world with another flick.
Tony Jaa practice some incredible move for fighting and chasing scenes in Ong Bak Movie and also show some ancient form of Muay Boran (the predecessor to Muay Thai)
