When Jesse Glover met Bruce Lee in 1959, it led to a friendship that would change both men’s lives. Glover, already a Judo champion, would become Lee’s first student, and continue studying, developing, and teaching 功夫 for the rest of his life. #martialarts #martialartist #martialartists #blackmartialartist #brucelee #gongfu #kungfu #kungfulife #功夫 #blackhistory #blackandasian #solidarity #bruceleefan #martialartshistory #martialartslifestyle #enterthedragon | jason chu

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Meanwhile, Jesse Glover became a father to two daughters and began to blaze a mutually impressive, yet low key existence himself. Mr. Glover wrote, a now classic and hard to find book, “Bruce Lee: Between Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do” and followed that book up with, “Bruce Lee’s Non-Classical Gung Fu and “Non-Classical Gung Fu” (all self-published). He continued to teach a small group of students which eventually became a larger group. Jesse soon became a sought after seminar instructor around the

EIN WENIG BRUCE LEE-GUNG FU wie ich es in den 1970er Jahren u.a. in Seattle (USA) von den ersten drei Schülern von Bruce Lee lernte. Die Seattle-Schüler James DeMile, Jesse Glover und Ed Hart (und Taki Kimura und Leroy Garcia) hatten noch von Bruce Lee ChiSao gelernt, weil es sich hier um die Unterrichtsperiode Bruce Lees handelt, die zeitlich und thematisch zwischen Wing Chun und Jeet Kuen Do anzusiedeln ist. MAGIC HANDS ist kein Stil, sondern Kampflogik und Lik Hok (Kampfgemäße Biomechanik). A