Jeet Kune Do
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Sep 14, 2026
Ian StoneHOST
... and kung fu, Adrian? Or jujitsu or any of...
Ian StoneHOST
Jeet Kune Do or any of them?
Adrian ClarkePANELIST
Yeah.
Ian StoneHOST
What, what you got?
Nick LamagnaHOST
[upbeat music] All right.
Nick LamagnaHOST
My guest today is an athlete, entrepreneur, business owner, lifelong fighter, real estate investor, and martial artist from judo and JKD to boxing and Egleston's, and eventually finding Brazilian jujitsu, where he is now a fourth-degree black belt d- directly from Renzo Gracie himself, being a part of the OG legendary group from the Blue Basement, now fighting out of Utah, by the way of Florida, and of course, New York City, where he grew up as a first-generation American with parents who were Holocaust survivors.
Nick LamagnaHOST
He took that survivor's mentality and also took those lessons he learns from his upbringing to shape himself today into a leader on and off the mats with his students, his children, teaching them emotional intelligence, self-confidence, and people skills, and pivoting from almost being a doctor to find wild success over and over in fighting and finance, from slinging yogurts and selling salmon to flipping houses and opening multiple successful businesses and martial arts academies.
Nick LamagnaHOST
All of his ups and downs in his career with seemingly no gray hairs and a still perfectly good head of hair on him.
Jake MunroGUEST
Yay.
Jake MunroGUEST
[laughs] Jeet Kune Do, how's it going? How's it going, fella?
Stuttering CraigHOST
So this is-
Jake MunroGUEST
Thank you so much for the 20 for the show, man
LL Cool JGUEST
Like, what I've learned is that, like, I'll give you an example.
LL Cool JGUEST
You know how Jeet K- like how Bruce Lee developed Jeet Kune Do, by taking various martial art forms and putting them all together: a little Wing Chun, a little American boxing, you know what I'm saying, a little jujitsu, a little of the judo, a little of this and that, and put it all together and made, you know, the way of the intercepting fist.
LL Cool JGUEST
He made his own martial art out of that.
LL Cool JGUEST
So you can look at this particular artist and this particular athlete and this particular person and that particular person and say, "Oh, I like the way he treats that, that, and I like the way he does that, and I like the way this person does that," and then you make your own life and you figure it out.
Jeff RobisonGUEST
And then I started 2008, built up two schools, been 18 years.
Jeff RobisonGUEST
You know, and in that time period, got a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai, multiple styles of Filipino martial arts, JKD, judo, boxing, wrestling.
Jeff RobisonGUEST
You know, so how much time do you got? How much money you got? And the last question I think is the most important.
Jeff RobisonGUEST
You know, are you married and do you have a family? Because are you going to commit away from your family to this new project? You know, those are big questions to be asking people.
Brandon ValentineHOST
He did in many ways...
Brandon ValentineHOST
What Bruce Lee did with Jeet Kune Do, which if you don't know about Bruce Lee and martial arts and Jeet Kune Do, Jeet Kune Do was a martial art that Bruce Lee basically created.
Brandon ValentineHOST
He took the best pieces of all the other martial arts, including boxing, jiu-jitsu, kung fu, karate, all of those things, and merged them into one style called Jeet Kune Do.
Brandon ValentineHOST
In a lot of ways, that's what Sun Bear says he kind of did with his bear tribe.
Brandon ValentineHOST
His bear tribe, he went around the country, saw different tribes, met different leaders, and then took what he felt was the best things from each one and then merged them into the bear tribe.
Chris BurnsGUEST
And that's why I want, cause that was like the catalyst for me is like, cause I love collecting vintage martial arts books.
Chris BurnsGUEST
And just seeing the parallels between Jeet Kune Do and Gracie Jiu Jitsu, which is less about the striking.
Chris BurnsGUEST
We've preserved the striking, but the striking is now what pays out.
Chris BurnsGUEST
Like, yeah, front push kick is there.
Dwayne SwayzeHOST
This is sounding pretty familiar to me.
Montel Vontavious PorterHOST
Spike's nice with the Jeet Kune Do.
Montel Vontavious PorterHOST
And Spike had...
Montel Vontavious PorterHOST
His nemesis is a guy named Vicious.
GeorgeHOST
They start fighting, and then all of a sudden the wind comes and it hits the father-in-law.
GeorgeHOST
in the eye so he was kind of blinded and gently he's like are you okay here let's make this even and then they go blindfolded and they're fighting in the field blindfolded oh this had some for 19 i think it was 1993 or something like that this had some of the uh greatest fight scenes that fight scene and then when he fights the colonel you see the colonel throw the sock like he throws a sign at him that's at the door he kicks it breaks it and then all of a sudden you know Jet Li's getting beat up but then he starts adapting he kind of does like this Jeet Kune Do type style it's almost like boxing happy feet and then he beats him up becomes like the kind of like Ip Man becomes like the hero of the village Jet Li I think probably maybe his best movie for me but definitely that's my number number three because when it came out I saw it as a kid I saw it as an adult enjoyed him equally the same
JohnHOST
so now
GeorgeHOST
your
Michael CaseyGUEST
And I got a postcard in the mail for Relson Gracie, who is this guy, you know, two and a half hours away.
Michael CaseyGUEST
Ron Kozakowski is an old name in the Northeast here who was hosting him back then, a JKD guy.
Michael CaseyGUEST
And I just went to the seminar and it was like love at first sight.
Michael CaseyGUEST
So me and Helson hit it off really quickly.
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