Martial Arts Lineage
Lee was trained in Wu Tai Chi Chuan (also known as Ng-ga) and Jing Mo Tam Tui for the twelve sets. Lee was trained in the martial arts Choy Li Fut, Western Boxing, Épée fencing, Judo, Praying Mantis Kung-fu, Hsing-I, and Jujitsu.
When Bruce arrived in the US he (already) had training in Wu Style Tai Chi, sometimes in Hong Kong called Ng-ga. And he had of course training in western boxing. He had training in fencing from his brother, that's Epee, that goes from toe to head. He had training obviously in Wing Chun. And the other area was the training he had received in Buk Pie, or Tam Toi, he was twelve sets in Tam Toi. And I believe he had traded with a Choy Li Fut man. —Danny Inosanto| Lineage in Wing Chun / Jeet Kune Do | |
| Wing Chun teacher | Yip Man (葉問) |
| Other instructors | Wong Shun Leung (黃惇樑) William Cheung |
| Sparring partner and friend | Hawkins Cheung |
| Bruce Lee (李小龍) Founder of Jeet Kune Do |
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| Instructors personally certified by Bruce Lee to teach Jeet Kune Do | Taky Kimura James Yimm Lee Dan Inosanto |
| Notable students of Jun Fan/Gung Fu/Jeet Kune Do | Brandon Lee Jesse Glover Steve Golden Larry Hartsell Dan Inosanto Yori Nakamura Peter Nguyen Taky Kimura Richard Bustillo Jerry Poteet Ted Wong James Yimm Lee Rusty Stevens Chuck Norris Kareem Abdul-Jabbar James Coburn Joe Lewis Roman Polanski Lee Marvin Stirling Silliphant Steve McQueen Mike Stone |
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