() Progressive Fighting Systems (PFS) is an organization dedicated to teaching realistic self defense and promoting the expansion of Jeet Kune Do and the Filipino Martial Arts. Progressive Fighting Systems was founded over 20 years ago by Paul Vunak. Paul was trained by Dan Inosanto, Bruce Lee’s top student. ….”

FWAPE

"Fwape is dedicated to the cultural and historical preservation of 52 Blocks. The preservation and dissemination of 52 Blocks is critical in light of its cultural importance and its potential to steer African-American men to more positive futures. Access this site to check out some of the work of Brother Daniel Marks."

The Black Taoist

"Novell G. Bell A.K.A. BlackTaoist has been involved in the chinese martial arts since 1982. He has trained with Sifu Rudy Curry jr-(Bagua,Hsing Yi,and Tai chi Chuan) Master B.P.Chan-(BaGua and Hsing Yi Chuan) Master Wu-(Jiang RongQiao BaGua) Master Zhang-(Yang tai chi& push hands), Master William C.C.Chen-(tai Chi push hands) Master Li Tai Liang-(Hsing Yi Chuan and San shou)Master Zhen-(Yin BaGua) Master Xu shi Xi-(Yin BaGua) Master Chen Xiao Ping learning Yin Style BaGuaZhang.-(Cao zhongsheng branch) Novell LaoShi teaches all mental, physical and spiritual aspects of martial arts. He stresses practical usage of the Chinese martial arts. Sensitivity, Timing, and proper usage of power and technique are emphasized. ]

52 Blocks TV

A constellation 52 Blocks, Combat and Fitness: 52 Blocks, the only existing martial arts form originating from the United States, originates from Caribbean and Southern US (Gullah island) warrior traditions...." ]

Diane Lee Inosanto

D. LEE INOSANTO (also known as Diana Lee Inosanto) was the firstborn child of martial arts legend, Dan Inosanto, and was named after her Honorary Uncle, the late Bruce Lee. The writer-director-producer and co-star of "THE SENSEI" grew up surrounded by a Who's Who of the martial world. By contrast, growing up in Torrance, California, D. Lee’s love of performing arts would be nurtured by her Aunt Lilia (Inosanto) a drama teacher and actress. In later years, D. Lee would join the Asian American theater company, Lodestone Theater Ensemble continuing to evolve as an actress. ]