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One of Bruce Lee’s nickname as a child was “Mo Si Ting” which means “never sits still”. A trait that seemed to carry into his personal martial arts fighting style he developed called, Jeet Kune Do.

Bruce Lee incorporated fast footwork in his fighting style which was attributed to his study of dance. He had a notebook which noted 108 different cha cha steps. And in 1958 he won the Hong Kong Cha Cha Championship.

After returning from Hong Kong back to the States at the age of 18, he later rediscovered his interest in martial arts eventually opening a school that taught gung fu to anyone that would attend his class. Teachers of gung fu did not appreciate that Bruce was teaching this form of martial arts to non-chinese, so they challenged him to a fight. He would stop teaching non-chinese gung fu if he could be defeated, but he was victorious. His defeat was not one of joy, but rather disappointment. This was the turning point in Bruce developing his own martial art style he called, Jeet Kune Do “The Way of The Intercepting Fist.”

Bruce & Linda Lee welcomed the arrival of their daughter Shannon Emory Lee on April 19, 1969, which proved to be a blessing. Today, she continues to preserve the legacy of Bruce Lee, his philosophy, work ethic, ambition, and his martial art.

Sources of this article include information published on the official Bruce Lee website.

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