The Seduction Technique of NO Technique

The Seduction Technique of NO Technique:

Famous Martial Artist Bruce Lee invented his own style of combat called "Jeet Koon Do.

While his art form was a conglomeration, integration and synthesis of many martial art styles, he called his system the "no-style" system. He also referred to it as "the technique of no technique".

Bruce Lee felt that, in his experience, technique limited the fighter. Technique meant that the fighter was constrained to a 'box' and that he (Bruce or the Jeet Koon Do practitioner) would be able to defeat that "technique fighter" because the Jeet Koon Do fighter is free to flow through and around the limited range of techniques of other fighting styles. For example, a boxer doesn't use kicks, so a fighter incorporating kicks has a wider range of choice in a fight.

Bruce Lee used to say "be like water, my friend" - which is to say, water can take the shape of any container. It can be still and quiet, or crash against rocks and wear them down.

When it comes to techniques to meet, date and seduce women, take a tip from Bruce Lee: "be like water, my friend"!

See you tomorrow,
David