Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
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Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
Send us a text DINO HAYES and Bruce Lee's JKD In this episode, Keith and Lee chat with Dino Hayes a respected instructor of Bruce Lee's fighting form called Jee Kune Do. While many people are familiar with Karate, Taekwondo and Judo etc, far less known is Bruce's martial art Jeet Kune Do - or JKD. When developing JKD, Bruce, guided by the influence of Taoist philosophy and the Wing Chun style of gung fu, shaped his martial art to be fluid and adaptive to the circumstances of the moment. Un...
Don't get me started with Keith and Lee
Send us a text ARE YOU YOUR OWN WORST ENEMY? - ...This is a statement put to Keith many years ago and one he has been mulling over quite a bit recently. So he suggested to Lee that it would be a good podcast topic. Immediately Lee’s eyes light up saying, “Oh yeah, love it - let’s do it!” Keith usually just floats along with whatever they plan to talk about but Lee likes to dig around to bring some substantial points to the discussion to keep things moving along. Which he does, ...
