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Bruce Lee. The very name conjures images of lightning-fast punches, rock-hard muscles, whirlwind footwork and a blazing intensity that demands attention.
If you’ve only known The Little Dragon from his movies, you’ve been missing out. Catch rare footage from his first American screen test, his demonstration at the International Karate Championships of 1964, of 2-finger push-ups (yes, doing push ups on 2 fingers), his infamous one-inch punch, and sparring sessions that, to me, make his movie fighting look slow
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=1986039163 - Bruce Lee Tribute
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...oid=2014209613- Bruce Lee Speed Demonstration
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=2014212351 - Bruce Lee 1964
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=2014222069 - Bruce Lee Short Document
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9iPFMriz0 - One Inch Punch Document ( Famous Bruce Lee Technique )
More videos will be coming soon..
Mind-blowing, isn’t it? If you haven’t seen it yet, watch it first, because that’d make what I have to say next even more astounding.
Most of us who watch someone so amazingly skilled at what he does would think that Bruce must have had all the right talents and all the right opportunities to get where he did.
While he did undoubtedbly had potential locked within him, did you know he faced massive obstacles to unleash that giant within? In fact, did you know that at one time, he was injured so badly he was told he would never be able to practice martial arts again for the rest of his life? How did he overcome that?
What would you say if I told you that you might also have that same potential locked within you? Then the only question would be; how do you explode that talent’s growth? If there’s anyone who’s been there, done that, and can give us clues to the answer, it’s Bruce Lee.
6 Things You Didn’t Know About Bruce Lee’s Success
1) He never finished university. Growing up a teenage in Hong Kong, Bruce would get into fights. After a particularly bloody one involving a trip to the police station, Bruce’s family decided to send him back to America where he was born.
In 1964, at the end of his junior year, Bruce decided to drop out of university to head the Seattle branch of his Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute, and dedicate himself to expanding his martial arts schools, joining the ranks of people like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, people who never finished university and became massive successes later on in life.
Not to say that Bruce was an idiot! In fact, he had been a philosophy major before he left the University of Washington. And not to say you shouldn’t go to university either! But Bruce never let the lack of a degree stop him from achieving his heart’s desires.
2) He almost never practiced martial arts again. In 1970, with The Green Hornet series in which he co-starred in cancelled and finances tight, Bruce failed to warm up properly during one of his weight-training routines and severly injured his back.
The doctors told him to rest in bed, and to forget kung fu: he would never kick again.
To someone whom once said that everything he learned, he learned from martial art, this would be a devastating blow. With financial worries bearing down on him, Bruce could only lay flat on his bed for the next three months, and for another three months be confined indoors.
But even then, he refused to let this stop him. If he couldn’t work out his body, he could work out his mind. In those six months he wrote furiously, penning down his own thoughts and methods of the martial arts which he so loved.
In six months’ time, he had written eight, two-inch volumes of notes. And in all that time, with evidence to the contrary, he refused to believe that he wouldn’t heal; he was an avid believer that our thoughts create our reality.
After those six months he started working out again, moderately at first, and resumed teaching afterwards.
And even though his back would remain a source of pain throughout his entire life, you wouldn’t think it to see the man blazing faster in his movies than any able-bodied person.
3) His greatest achievement came from a less than perfect victory. Bruce Lee’s greatest contribution to the martial arts world was his philosophy and martial system of Jeet Kune Do. But he didn’t make up this martial art from thin air.
In fact, the catalyst that gave birth to one of the most efficient martial arts in the world came from a less than efficient fight.
In the 1960s, Bruce Lee was challenged for daring to reveal the secrets of Chinese martial arts to non-Chinese. He won the fight, but found himself unusually winded afterwards, and was disturbed in thinking back that even though he could have ended it in one, the fight had taken three minutes instead.
Before that time, Bruce had been content with modifying the traditional martial art of Wing Chun. But because of that less-than-perfect experience, he pursued more sophisticated training methods and rigourously dissected the martial arts for the very best that he could find, and in time his own profound and deadly expression of the martial arts was born.
4) He had his opportunities stolen from him. Did Bruce have it easy from the get-go, especially with someone that had such astounding skills you’d think Hollywood would have been banging down his door to sign him on?
Hardly.
After the cancellation of The Green Hornet series, Bruce couldn’t find much more television work. In 1969, a movie project called The Silent Flute, which he had put in massive effort and pinned high hopes on, fell through.
With his back still hurting, and financial disaster on the horizon, his wife Linda had to work, while Bruce stayed at home to watch the kids and rest his back.
During that time, Warner Brothers contacted him with what looked like a glimmer of hope; they wanted his help to develop a TV series based on the martial arts. He was deeply involved and gave them numerous ideas…many of which were used in the ensuring TV series Kung Fu, starring not Bruce Lee, but David Carradine.
Later on, Warner Brothers admitted that despite his heavy involvement, they had never even considered him for the role.
Ironically, this was the final straw that pushed Bruce to accept an offer by a Hong Kong film producer named Raymond Chow to make the movie that would propel him into superstardom; The Big Boss.
Bruce turned setback into success, when he met Raymond for the very first time Bruce told him; ‘You just wait, I’m going to be the biggest Chinese star in the world.’
5) He practiced incessantly. What do you think was the price of his eye-popping feats and unbeatable athletism? Exercising two times a week and a bottle of beer in front of the TV after?
Bruce Lee trained religiously every single day, there are training records that suggest he practiced kicks…upward to a thousand times a day!
6) He was an avid reader. He had a vast library of books and loved scouring the bookshops for more. He not only had a appetite for books on martial arts, but he also devoured books on the personal growth writers of his day, pioneers like Napoleon Hill, Norman Vincent Peale and Clement Stone.
He believed in personal development so much so he once penned down this prophetic personal affirmation in 1969, 2 years before his first hit movie The Big Boss:
I, Bruce Lee, will be the highest paid Oriental superstar in the United States. In return, I will give the most exciting performances and render the best quality in the capacity of an actor. Starting in 1970, I will achieve world fame and from then onward till the end of 1989 I will have in my possession $10,000,000. Then I will live the way I please and achieve inner harmony and happiness.
So What Was The Key To Bruce Lee’s Amazing Success?
At the beginning of this article, I asked you the question: what if you already had the same potential for greatness as Bruce Lee (in anything, not just martial arts) locked within you, how would you unlock it?
Who better to answer you than Bruce Lee himself?
Dedication, absolute dedication, is what keeps one ahead-a sort of indomitable obsessive dedication and the realization that there is no end or limit to this because life is simply an ever-growing process, an ever-renewing process.
Thank you, Bruce.
To end; let me share with you my all-time favorite Bruce Lee quote that says it all:
Ever since I was a child I have had this instinctive urge for expansion and growth. To me, the function of and duty of a quality human is the sincere and honest development of one’s potential.
I have come to discover through earnest personal experience and dedicated learning that ultimately the greatest help is self-help-doing one’s best, dedicating one’s self wholeheartedly to a given task, which happens to have no end but is an on-going process.
FACT: Bruce Lee injured his back causing damage to his sacral nerve in 1970. The injury was due to overtraining and lifting too heavy during "Good Mornings", a weight training exercise, not during a fight as many people believe. Although doctors told him he would not be able to continue his lifestyle in the martial arts, through determination he fully recovered and went on to star in four and a half films made between 1971 and 1973.
FACT: Did you know that Bruce Lee used the focus glove for martial arts training as far back as 1962? In fact, it was Bruce Lee who popularized its use in the martial arts. Focus gloves are now used by almost every martial artist in the United States.
FACT: Bruce Lee trained on a 300 lb. heavy bag to improve his kicking power.
FACT: Bruce Lee was far from being genetically perfect, as most people believe. Bruce Lee wore contact lenses and actually failed his physical exam in 1963 and was deemed physically unacceptable by the U.S. Army Draft Board.
FACT: Bruce Lee was introduced to the football shield for kicking by student Dan Inosanto. At first, he rejected the idea, but within a few days he had developed a series of drills and the kicking shield became a mainstay of Jun Fan Gun Fu Jeet Kune Do training. Today there is a shield in almost every martial arts school in the USA.
FACT: Bruce Lee was one of the first Chinese Gung Fu teachers in the United States to teach non-chinese. Si-gung Lee did not allow racial discrimination to enter into his choice of who he wanted to teach. He chose to see people as individuals, and regardless of what the chinese community at that time wanted he stood his ground, even though he was challenged to fight as an ultimatum to stop teaching people other than those of chinese decent.
FACT:Although Bruce Lee started his acting career at age 6 and was known worldwide as an actor, he considered himself a martial artist first and an actor second.
FACT: Bruce was so fast, he once broke five boards with a speed break on Hong Kong TV, as they were held stacked dangling between his assistant's thumb and forefinger
Facts From : http://www.ewmaa.com/bruceleefacts.html
If you’ve only known The Little Dragon from his movies, you’ve been missing out. Catch rare footage from his first American screen test, his demonstration at the International Karate Championships of 1964, of 2-finger push-ups (yes, doing push ups on 2 fingers), his infamous one-inch punch, and sparring sessions that, to me, make his movie fighting look slow
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=1986039163 - Bruce Lee Tribute
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...oid=2014209613- Bruce Lee Speed Demonstration
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=2014212351 - Bruce Lee 1964
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...eoid=2014222069 - Bruce Lee Short Document
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9iPFMriz0 - One Inch Punch Document ( Famous Bruce Lee Technique )
More videos will be coming soon..
Mind-blowing, isn’t it? If you haven’t seen it yet, watch it first, because that’d make what I have to say next even more astounding.
Most of us who watch someone so amazingly skilled at what he does would think that Bruce must have had all the right talents and all the right opportunities to get where he did.
While he did undoubtedbly had potential locked within him, did you know he faced massive obstacles to unleash that giant within? In fact, did you know that at one time, he was injured so badly he was told he would never be able to practice martial arts again for the rest of his life? How did he overcome that?
What would you say if I told you that you might also have that same potential locked within you? Then the only question would be; how do you explode that talent’s growth? If there’s anyone who’s been there, done that, and can give us clues to the answer, it’s Bruce Lee.
6 Things You Didn’t Know About Bruce Lee’s Success
1) He never finished university. Growing up a teenage in Hong Kong, Bruce would get into fights. After a particularly bloody one involving a trip to the police station, Bruce’s family decided to send him back to America where he was born.
In 1964, at the end of his junior year, Bruce decided to drop out of university to head the Seattle branch of his Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute, and dedicate himself to expanding his martial arts schools, joining the ranks of people like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, people who never finished university and became massive successes later on in life.
Not to say that Bruce was an idiot! In fact, he had been a philosophy major before he left the University of Washington. And not to say you shouldn’t go to university either! But Bruce never let the lack of a degree stop him from achieving his heart’s desires.
2) He almost never practiced martial arts again. In 1970, with The Green Hornet series in which he co-starred in cancelled and finances tight, Bruce failed to warm up properly during one of his weight-training routines and severly injured his back.
The doctors told him to rest in bed, and to forget kung fu: he would never kick again.
To someone whom once said that everything he learned, he learned from martial art, this would be a devastating blow. With financial worries bearing down on him, Bruce could only lay flat on his bed for the next three months, and for another three months be confined indoors.
But even then, he refused to let this stop him. If he couldn’t work out his body, he could work out his mind. In those six months he wrote furiously, penning down his own thoughts and methods of the martial arts which he so loved.
In six months’ time, he had written eight, two-inch volumes of notes. And in all that time, with evidence to the contrary, he refused to believe that he wouldn’t heal; he was an avid believer that our thoughts create our reality.
After those six months he started working out again, moderately at first, and resumed teaching afterwards.
And even though his back would remain a source of pain throughout his entire life, you wouldn’t think it to see the man blazing faster in his movies than any able-bodied person.
3) His greatest achievement came from a less than perfect victory. Bruce Lee’s greatest contribution to the martial arts world was his philosophy and martial system of Jeet Kune Do. But he didn’t make up this martial art from thin air.
In fact, the catalyst that gave birth to one of the most efficient martial arts in the world came from a less than efficient fight.
In the 1960s, Bruce Lee was challenged for daring to reveal the secrets of Chinese martial arts to non-Chinese. He won the fight, but found himself unusually winded afterwards, and was disturbed in thinking back that even though he could have ended it in one, the fight had taken three minutes instead.
Before that time, Bruce had been content with modifying the traditional martial art of Wing Chun. But because of that less-than-perfect experience, he pursued more sophisticated training methods and rigourously dissected the martial arts for the very best that he could find, and in time his own profound and deadly expression of the martial arts was born.
4) He had his opportunities stolen from him. Did Bruce have it easy from the get-go, especially with someone that had such astounding skills you’d think Hollywood would have been banging down his door to sign him on?
Hardly.
After the cancellation of The Green Hornet series, Bruce couldn’t find much more television work. In 1969, a movie project called The Silent Flute, which he had put in massive effort and pinned high hopes on, fell through.
With his back still hurting, and financial disaster on the horizon, his wife Linda had to work, while Bruce stayed at home to watch the kids and rest his back.
During that time, Warner Brothers contacted him with what looked like a glimmer of hope; they wanted his help to develop a TV series based on the martial arts. He was deeply involved and gave them numerous ideas…many of which were used in the ensuring TV series Kung Fu, starring not Bruce Lee, but David Carradine.
Later on, Warner Brothers admitted that despite his heavy involvement, they had never even considered him for the role.
Ironically, this was the final straw that pushed Bruce to accept an offer by a Hong Kong film producer named Raymond Chow to make the movie that would propel him into superstardom; The Big Boss.
Bruce turned setback into success, when he met Raymond for the very first time Bruce told him; ‘You just wait, I’m going to be the biggest Chinese star in the world.’
5) He practiced incessantly. What do you think was the price of his eye-popping feats and unbeatable athletism? Exercising two times a week and a bottle of beer in front of the TV after?
Bruce Lee trained religiously every single day, there are training records that suggest he practiced kicks…upward to a thousand times a day!
6) He was an avid reader. He had a vast library of books and loved scouring the bookshops for more. He not only had a appetite for books on martial arts, but he also devoured books on the personal growth writers of his day, pioneers like Napoleon Hill, Norman Vincent Peale and Clement Stone.
He believed in personal development so much so he once penned down this prophetic personal affirmation in 1969, 2 years before his first hit movie The Big Boss:
I, Bruce Lee, will be the highest paid Oriental superstar in the United States. In return, I will give the most exciting performances and render the best quality in the capacity of an actor. Starting in 1970, I will achieve world fame and from then onward till the end of 1989 I will have in my possession $10,000,000. Then I will live the way I please and achieve inner harmony and happiness.
So What Was The Key To Bruce Lee’s Amazing Success?
At the beginning of this article, I asked you the question: what if you already had the same potential for greatness as Bruce Lee (in anything, not just martial arts) locked within you, how would you unlock it?
Who better to answer you than Bruce Lee himself?
Dedication, absolute dedication, is what keeps one ahead-a sort of indomitable obsessive dedication and the realization that there is no end or limit to this because life is simply an ever-growing process, an ever-renewing process.
Thank you, Bruce.
To end; let me share with you my all-time favorite Bruce Lee quote that says it all:
Ever since I was a child I have had this instinctive urge for expansion and growth. To me, the function of and duty of a quality human is the sincere and honest development of one’s potential.
I have come to discover through earnest personal experience and dedicated learning that ultimately the greatest help is self-help-doing one’s best, dedicating one’s self wholeheartedly to a given task, which happens to have no end but is an on-going process.
FACT: Bruce Lee injured his back causing damage to his sacral nerve in 1970. The injury was due to overtraining and lifting too heavy during "Good Mornings", a weight training exercise, not during a fight as many people believe. Although doctors told him he would not be able to continue his lifestyle in the martial arts, through determination he fully recovered and went on to star in four and a half films made between 1971 and 1973.
FACT: Did you know that Bruce Lee used the focus glove for martial arts training as far back as 1962? In fact, it was Bruce Lee who popularized its use in the martial arts. Focus gloves are now used by almost every martial artist in the United States.
FACT: Bruce Lee trained on a 300 lb. heavy bag to improve his kicking power.
FACT: Bruce Lee was far from being genetically perfect, as most people believe. Bruce Lee wore contact lenses and actually failed his physical exam in 1963 and was deemed physically unacceptable by the U.S. Army Draft Board.
FACT: Bruce Lee was introduced to the football shield for kicking by student Dan Inosanto. At first, he rejected the idea, but within a few days he had developed a series of drills and the kicking shield became a mainstay of Jun Fan Gun Fu Jeet Kune Do training. Today there is a shield in almost every martial arts school in the USA.
FACT: Bruce Lee was one of the first Chinese Gung Fu teachers in the United States to teach non-chinese. Si-gung Lee did not allow racial discrimination to enter into his choice of who he wanted to teach. He chose to see people as individuals, and regardless of what the chinese community at that time wanted he stood his ground, even though he was challenged to fight as an ultimatum to stop teaching people other than those of chinese decent.
FACT:Although Bruce Lee started his acting career at age 6 and was known worldwide as an actor, he considered himself a martial artist first and an actor second.
FACT: Bruce was so fast, he once broke five boards with a speed break on Hong Kong TV, as they were held stacked dangling between his assistant's thumb and forefinger
Facts From : http://www.ewmaa.com/bruceleefacts.html
Is it me or i dont find x:/Lfs/Data/Eng that folder ? :S
Well let me take a look at there
[REQ] Turbo Engine Shifting Sound
Do you guys think u can make this sweet turbo sound and place it to LFS with CSR ? That would be awesome and lovely 
http://www.fileden.com/files/2303/Turbo%20Bov.mp3
http://www.fileden.com/files/2303/Blow%20off%20valve.mp3
- Thanks
http://www.fileden.com/files/2303/Turbo%20Bov.mp3
http://www.fileden.com/files/2303/Blow%20off%20valve.mp3
- Thanks
I decide to make my own thread so i can keep it update, instead of going back to check
Drifting / Touge / Racing / Cars Video Are Here !
Note : This thread will have new videos added into the list ! So check back often!!
Videos hosted in : Myspace
Uploaded by : Eddy Wu
Touge / Drifting Videos Section
Latest Uploads
All Links Status : Online
2/6/07
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Touge Showdown Special ( Part 2 )
Touge Subaru Impreza S204
Touge S2000 GUNSAI Time attack
Touge Battle ( RX7 Vs Civic )
Touge Battle ( AE86 Vs Celica )
Touge Battle ( GT-R Vs MR-S )
Touge Battle ( Fairlady Z VS RX-7 )
Touge Battle ( Rx7 Vs Rx7 )
Touge Showdown 2 Behind The Scenes
Touge Showdown 2
Best Motoring - Super Battle Full Tuned
Touge Battle ( S2000 VS Z33 VS S2300 )
Touge Battle FairLadyZ Vs Skyline GTR R34
Touge Battle ( Subaru Vs S2000 )
Touge Battle ( Civic Vs RX-8 )
Osaka Street Night Drifting
Osaka Touge
Touge Skyline GTR
Touge Special Showdown MAX ( Part 1 )
Touge Rain Battle
Touge Drifting Taniguchi
Touge Drift Part 1/3
Touge Drift Part 2/3
Touge Drift Part 3/3
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Others Cars Related Video
Latest Uploads
All Links Status : Online
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Evo Vs Lamborghini ( Top Gear )
Skyline GTR R34 700 HP ( Top Gear )
Super Fast Skyline GTR R34 !
Videos hosted in : Myspace
Uploaded by : Eddy Wu
Touge / Drifting Videos Section
Latest Uploads
All Links Status : Online
2/6/07
------------------------------------------------------------
Touge Showdown Special ( Part 2 )
Touge Subaru Impreza S204
Touge S2000 GUNSAI Time attack
Touge Battle ( RX7 Vs Civic )
Touge Battle ( AE86 Vs Celica )
Touge Battle ( GT-R Vs MR-S )
Touge Battle ( Fairlady Z VS RX-7 )
Touge Battle ( Rx7 Vs Rx7 )
Touge Showdown 2 Behind The Scenes
Touge Showdown 2
Best Motoring - Super Battle Full Tuned
Touge Battle ( S2000 VS Z33 VS S2300 )
Touge Battle FairLadyZ Vs Skyline GTR R34
Touge Battle ( Subaru Vs S2000 )
Touge Battle ( Civic Vs RX-8 )
Osaka Street Night Drifting
Osaka Touge
Touge Skyline GTR
Touge Special Showdown MAX ( Part 1 )
Touge Rain Battle
Touge Drifting Taniguchi
Touge Drift Part 1/3
Touge Drift Part 2/3
Touge Drift Part 3/3
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Others Cars Related Video
Latest Uploads
All Links Status : Online
--/--/---
Evo Vs Lamborghini ( Top Gear )
Skyline GTR R34 700 HP ( Top Gear )
Super Fast Skyline GTR R34 !
It depent on what type of song you looking for... Most likely try to use techno :O 
The monster out there for video editing..
Vegas 6.0
http://www.sonymediasoftware.c ... ducts/product.asp?pid=404
Vegas 6.0
http://www.sonymediasoftware.c ... ducts/product.asp?pid=404
Definetetly 
You could add the videos as much as you want 
As long is related to LFS 
You could add the videos as much as you want As long is related to LFS Hehe thank you Glad i u guys decide to join
Glad i u guys decide to join 
Awww damn
Thanks for helping me Well i will see what i can do to purchase one
Thank you for moving this thread as well And i'm sorry 
Hehehe is no good to be stucked at Demo user >.< I guess some day i have to purchase the lisence to help the LFS team
And i'm sorry Hehehe is no good to be stucked at Demo user >.< I guess some day i have to purchase the lisence to help the LFS team
I apologiaze for posting in a wrong setion
How Much Does It Cost In $ ?
I am trying to buy a linsence of LFS ... How much does it cost in $ ?
YouTube : Live For Speed Public Group
Well i saw many LFS videos in YouTube that are hosted, so i decide to create a group...
http://youtube.com/group/liveforspeed I was bored
http://youtube.com/group/liveforspeed I was bored
Yeah but i have no idea how to set it up >.< I didnt understand it pretty much in the notepad
Yeah i need the GMeter >.< I iwll be looking forward to the new link
Initial D AE86 Rev Limiter Sound
Does any1 know how to put the rev limiter sound like Initial D on the AE86 ? When he reach 120+ it make a sound like ting ting ting
Cauz i saw it before and didn't know how to apply it :S
And i apologiaze if this mod never exiscted
* Thanks for your help *
Cauz i saw it before and didn't know how to apply it :S
And i apologiaze if this mod never exiscted
* Thanks for your help *
l0lz diablo casi no entendi nada xD! Trata de usar el translador 
Any preview ? I wanna see how it look because i want this mod too 
Japanese Trying To Learn English
Look at the video the way Japanese learn english .. They cannot laught to the guy who is trying to learn, or else you going to get spanked with a fake sword laugh.gif
http://vids.myspace.com/index. ... al&videoid=1302704502
http://vids.myspace.com/index. ... al&videoid=1302704502
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