Ted Wong was Bruce Lee’s last private martial arts student and one of two people in existence to receive a JKD ranking certificate from the founder himself.

As one of the most influential people among the first generation JKD practitioners, sifu Wong played a pivotal role in the preservation of Bruce Lee’s martial arts legacy.

Although Ted Wong’s work is finished, it is our role, as martial artists, to carry on.

In memory of a much loved and respected member of the Jeet Kune Do family.

The Bruce Lee Foundation has proposed that a statue of Bruce Lee be erected, along with a commemorative plaque, at the Alpine Recreation Center in Chinatown, Los Angeles.

Chinatown, being the historic community where Bruce Lee established the Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute.

It might interest many to know that the Chinatown school  has produced most of our first generation Jeet Kune Do teachers and served as an incredibly important hub for the perpetuation of the Bruce Lee martial art philosophy.

The site of the old school now lies vacant and in disrepair.

Help commemorate Bruce Lee’s contribution to the community and the world by supporting the statue proposal.

There has been some opposition to placing a Bruce Lee statue at the Alpine Rec Center, however you can help make it happen.

Please call the Councilman’s office and say, “Yes, we want a Bruce Lee Statue at the Alpine Recreation Center.”

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Our goal is to preserve Bruce Lee’s martial art legacy so that it might continue to inspire others and serve as a powerful, living tool for health, happiness, and self knowledge.

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As a martial arts icon, Bruce Lee set an unprecedented benchmark with his Jeet Kune Do that has revolutionized the industry and ushered a new era in modern martial arts.

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