Jerry Poteet's Jeet Kune Do Secrets: Energy Training: 2 Paperback – January 1, 2008

Authored by a person who was originally taught by Bruce Lee, I found this book to be helpful in breaking down JKD energy training. Of course, there is nothing like training and learning through physical hands-on practice. But, this book has many clear pictures and is direct and to the point. It is a "must have" for any JKD practitioner. [...] has information about learning JKD for those who want to practice what is in the book.

Really good book. Great stuff to practice and hone your skills.

ok , nothing new, photos are good, guess another book on jkd was not really needed average stuff definately no secrets here

Jerry Poteet was the supreme authority of JKD he will be missed but never forgotten. All his DVD's and books are well worth purchasing. His insight of Original JKD is unmatched. RIP Sifu Poteet!

Jerry Poteet doesnt attempt to hide or mysticize anything in this book. It's written clearly without any of the nonsense you find in most other JKD books. He stuck to the truth. Everything is explained in detail. Even if youre a student of JKD under any of the first gen instructors, this book is necessary.

The best overall, general understanding and philosophy of what Bruce was trying to express to all these "JKD guys", who don't get it and keep adding and adding instead of realizing the truth of simplicity. If you're looking for instruction in JKD and not sure where to look, please contact Jerry or any of his instructors for a hands on experience on the real JKD as taught by Bruce Lee.

After being a JKD student for about 10 years now, I can say without hesitation that Mr. Poteet is a bad JKD practitioner at best. His trapping is really sloppy and leaves huge openings for counters. His footwork is also pretty bad. Just watch some of his videos and you will see what I mean. There are many good books and DVD's on JKD out there, but none of them are by Jerry Poteet.

the best off

Jerry Pootet è stato uno degli allievi e poi Istruttori di 2° generazione del JKD, allenato da Dan Inosanto, ma ha conosciuto Bruce Lee, come si vede in alcune foto.