Carrying on Bruce Lee's Torch

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 2, 2004 -- JKD Master, Mark Stewart is coming to Singapore to pass on the Torch of Bruce Lee�s Art, Jeet Kune Do. An Art that captured the imagination on the silver screen and rocked the world of martial arts, Stewart will be shedding light on Bruce Lee mystified art. Learn the real secret behind the fist of fury. Considered by many as practicing the purest form of JKD, he will be conducting a seminar at Kuen Culture, a professional Wushu training centre, on 4th Dec 2004.

It has been more than 30years since the passing of the legendary little Dragon, Li Xiao Long. But there is still some one here in Asia that is carrying on his torch. Sifu Mark Stewart is a master of Bruce Lee�s JKD, acronyms for Jeet Kune Do. He is practicing the purest form of JKD as his lineage runs direct from the last prot�g� of Bruce Lee, Sifu Ted Wong. (An original student and board member of the Bruce Lee Foundation)

At the request of many martial art aficionados, he will be conducting a JKD seminar cum workshop on 4th December 2004 at Kuen Culture. Though JKD is widely popular in the West, it is an uncommon art practiced in the East and in Singapore. Sifu Stewart will be imparting authentic JKD framework and its indigenous training methods to participants. He hopes he can pass on the torch of Bruce Lee�s art to a new Asian generation.

Quotes:

"JKD is built on its sound structure and super mobility. Like water, JKD chooses the path of least resistance. "Like a wave" water crashes (water fills the void) and water recedes (water creates the void). �Mark Stewart

"Coming to Tokyo to teach oriental skills developed on the US West Coast takes some chutzpah, but "that's the way Bruce Lee would have liked it," Mark says.�I come each year to give classes for a few weeks and everybody's welcome. They're open to all levels of fighters and I try to demonstrate and explain all the aspects of my art." �M. Jacobs, an recent interview with Sifu Stewart for Tokyo Classified


For additional information, contact: Sean Chia, Kuen Culture, mobile: 91711077