Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do Straight Fist is the most basic and powerful hand attack technique in Jeet Kune Do.
In Jeet Kune Do, straight fists are further divided into front hand jabs, front hand straight punches, and back hand straight punches. It fully absorbs the essence of boxing technology.
Compiled 6 sets of Jeet Kune Do straight boxing combat combinations and shared them with you.
This is a sequel to the Jeet Kune Do Split Push and Shake Palm Fighting Technique, specializing in the enemy’s head and neck, collarbone, ribs, chest and abdomen.
1. Forehand jab punch + forehand straight punching surface
Our side stands in a left-fighting style and the enemy stands in a right-hand fighting style, and the two sides face each other (Figure 1-1). Our side suddenly slid forward and struck the enemy’s front with a jab fist, inducing the enemy to misjudge (Figures 1-2). Immediately afterwards, our side quickly retracted its fists, and then quickly and violently punched the enemy’s front with straight fists (Figures 1-3).
Second, the front hand straight boxing surface + front kick kick ribs + back hand straight boxing surface
Our side stands in a left fighting style and the enemy stands in a right fighting style, and the two sides face each other (Figure 2-1). We slide forward while punching the enemy with our forehand; The enemy dodges on his back and defends with his right hand (Figure 2-1). Immediately afterwards, we attacked the enemy in the ribs with our front kicks (Figs. 2-3). The upward movement continued, and our side then slammed the enemy’s front with a straight fist (Figure 2-4).
3. Low side kick kick knee + left and right straight fist combo surface
The enemy pounced on us; I dodged backwards and hit the knee of the enemy’s front leg with a low side kick (Figures 3-1, Figs. 3-2). Immediately afterwards, we slid forward and struck the enemy’s front with straight fists left and right (Figs. 3-3, Fig. 3-4).
4. Forehand jab punching surface + hook kick kick head + back hand straight boxing face
Our side stands in a left fighting style and the enemy stands in a right fighting style, and the two sides face each other (Figure 4-1). Our former jabs feigned attacks on the enemy’s front to distract them (Figure 4-2). Immediately afterwards, we quickly kicked the enemy in the head (Figure 4-3). Immediately afterwards, the opponent is punched in the face with the back hand (Figures 4-4).
5. Low front kick kick knee + back hand straight punch head
Our side stands in a left fighting style, and the enemy stands in a right fighting style, and the two sides face each other (Figure 5-1). We suddenly hit the enemy’s front leg knee with a low front kick (Figure 5-2). Immediately afterwards, our side slammed the enemy’s front with a straight fist (Figure 5-3).
6. Back hand straight boxing face + swing kick and abdomen
Our side stands in a left fighting style, and the enemy stands in a right fighting style, and the two sides face each other (Figure 5-1). We step forward and right while slamming the enemy’s front with our back fists (Figure 5-2). Immediately afterwards, quickly turn 360 degrees to the left and back, swinging the left rear leg to kick the enemy in the abdomen (Figure 5-3).
