Jeet Kune Do (JKD) is a martial art created by Bruce Lee, one of the most influential martial artists in history. The name JKD translates into “The Way of Intercepting Fist”, which emphasizes the idea that the best way to win a fight is to attack during your opponent’s preparation to attack you.

Jeet Kune Do Training at Yuri’s martial arts academy in Jakarta encompasses various strategies and techniques from other martial arts and divides them into four ranges of fighting: kicking range, boxing range, trapping range, and grappling range. The goal of students who train on Jeet Kune Do is to use the right technique at the right range and time to win the fight. This approach goes beyond cultures and martial arts styles and relies more on generic concepts of geometry and physics.

Yuri Amadin is a martial arts instructor who has been practicing Jeet Kune Do from two schools: Jeet Kune Do Concepts under Dan Inosanto’s lineage and Jeet Kune Do Original under Ted Wong’s lineage. He achieved the level of Instructor under Burton Richardson for Jeet Kune Do Concepts and Instructor Level 1 under Mark Stewart for Jeet Kune Do Original.

Jeet Kune Do is a practical and effective martial art, training in Jeet Kune Do emphasizes the development of physical and mental attributes, such as flexibility, speed, agility, and awareness. It also teaches practitioners to adapt to different situations and opponents, making it a versatile martial art suitable for self-defense and personal development.