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| Even silly cartoons of Bruce Lee have perfect form. |
| Bruce Lee has perfect fencing footwork |
| I can tell you first hand that Bruce Lee stands exactly like Aldo Nadi. That is, no doubt because he studied western fencing in America. Watch his footwork in his movies. He takes small balanced steps, moving both feet with every advance and constantly adjusting his distance and footing. His knees are always bent and he keeps his weight just off of his heels at all times. One more piece of evidence that fencing is the highest form of Martial Art, and a universal truth. Anyone who doubts this is obviously a sucker for any simple disengage. |
| This is what happens to Teletubbies who don't learn to fence. Taken out and shot by silly, angry Telephobes. |
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| See! Knees bent, feet are always placed the same distance apart, body always perfectly vertical. Man, I'll bet he could flick, too! |
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| The legendary duel between Bruce Lee and Aldo Nadi was one of martial arts' greatest moments. Only a few images and accounts are known to exist. Neither fighter would comment on the encounter even to the extent of naming the victor. All that is known about this historic battle is that Nadi is taller and Lee wore yellow spandex. |
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| The Duel. |
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| Pokemon was next on the list. |
| There wasn't enough left of Barney to photograph. |
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