Would jeet kune do be a good art to supplement my muay thai?|||jeet kune do is more of a philosophy than an art, so yes and no, muay thai isnt a complete martial art since its lacks ground fighting so the principles of jeet kune do would help....it would pretty much be the same as mma, only jeet kune do focus on non-sport like moves|||I think Jeet Kune Do is a great martial art and if you have the chance to take, take it.|||Yes, if you are learning the Dan Inosanto JKD concepts and Ted Wong Jun Fan JKD.
JKD concepts incorporate kickboxing, Filipino boxing and Wing Chun together. It gives you a good range of techniques to explore though it might not be pure Muay Thai ring supplement.
While Jun Fan JKD is about understanding the essence of combat (such as SAA, ABC, HIA, PIA %26amp; ABD) that Bruce Lee derived from his own study and experience. For example, you will learn broken rhythm that will make you less predictable, controlling the cadence of the fight.
Personally, I think JKD has lots to offer for anyone interested in combat sports, not just Muay Thai.|||I think it would depend on what your goals are. I think JKD would help with street self defense.|||i think the trapping and flow drills practiced in jkd add a good element to a stand up style. also jkd could add dimensions to your leg kicking arsenal. these video links may not be the best examples but i hope they serve as a good exposure to jkd
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