Bruce Lee – 1 and 3 inch Punch

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Bruce Lee – 1 and 3 inch Punch

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Salepage: Bruce Lee – 1 and 3 inch Punch

– Original VHS instructional by James DeMile on Bruce Lee’s 1″ and 3″ Punch,

– An old video with James DeMile and Bernie Lau on Bruce Lee’s 1″ punch,

– The original book called “Bruce Lee’s 1 and 3 Inch Power Punch” by James DeMile. From
the book: James W. Demile is one of the few people to whom Bruce Lee
ever taught the power punch; not because it is difficult, but because
Bruce wanted to keep it an exclusive technique. At the time, the author
agreed with Lee. But now, he believes it is time the striking power and
techniques be taught to all who wish to learn them.

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