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BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
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BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Bruce Lee (born in the US, raised in Hong Kong) is considered one of the most influential martial artists of the 20th century, and a cultural icon.
A few impressons from his hands:



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Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher

Separated headline, thinking outside the box, breaking from the traditional thought. The headline appears so focused, like a laser. There was so much to Bruce Lee besides the physical man, very philosphical/spiritual guy.
Den- Posts : 19
Join date : 2010-07-28
Location : Cincinnati, Ohio
Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Hi Den,
Yes, the man is truely a 'phenomenon'...
In the following video Bruce Lee does his 'thumb + index finger' push-ups:
And in this interview we get a clear picture of his 'philosophic mind'... and I like your association with his (very) 'independent headline':

Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Head line seems to be Abruptly Stopped? though picture not clear still
What you both Feel?
Regards,
Nirupam
nirupam221987- Posts : 67
Join date : 2010-07-27
Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Here's a higher resolution version of the same photo:
http://www.thinkhero.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/brucelee34.jpg
When I observe that photo with 200% ZOOM-IN, it appears to me that the headline ends somewhere below the ring finger (which can be described as 'normal'), and from my point of view it doesn't appear to end abruptly - though maybe we might need another photo for confirmation.
I think the follow photos confirm that his head line is not really unusual:
(What's your thought arfter seeing these pictures as well?)

Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
It ends under ring finger but its ending is not sharp. rt?
nirupam221987- Posts : 67
Join date : 2010-07-27
Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Hello Nirupam!

So, from my point of view: the materials that we found so far are not good enough for making permanent conclusions regarding the exact endpoint of the headline.
Anyway, thanks for sharing your thought + observation!

A few more pictures (I found these via 'yahoo images'):




Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Wow... Bruce Lee's palms are obviously quite wide (I think he likely he had a fire/earth combi hand shape); the photo is a fragment from The Lost Interview (10:01)

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Is there Sydney line on left hand?
Edit: The picture I was looking at has disappeared from thread. So can't see head line in other images.
learner- Posts : 1069
Join date : 2012-12-24
Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
learner wrote:Martijn,
Is there Sydney line on left hand?
Edit: The picture I was looking at has disappeared from thread. So can't see head line in other images.
Not sure learner, but likely not.
(Sorry, I am not aware to have seen a picture with a clear impression of Bruce Lee's left hand lines).
PS. I had to delete one picture after finding out that it concerned Dragon Lee (who is known as a Bruce Lee imitator). Sorry!

Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
Martijn (admin) wrote:learner wrote:Martijn,
Is there Sydney line on left hand?
Edit: The picture I was looking at has disappeared from thread. So can't see head line in other images.
Not sure learner, but likely not.
(Sorry, I am not aware to have seen a picture with a clear impression of Bruce Lee's left hand lines).
PS. I had to delete one picture after finding out that it concerned Dragon Lee (who is known as a Bruce Lee imitator). Sorry!![]()
Yes, I think that's the picture I was describing. Dragon Lee has broad palms, I think Bruce Lee has normal breadth palms? Am I right?
learner- Posts : 1069
Join date : 2012-12-24
Re: BRUCE LEE - Martial arts actor, philosopher
learner wrote:
Yes, I think that's the picture I was describing. Dragon Lee has broad palms, I think Bruce Lee has normal breadth palms? Am I right?
Well, in terms of proportions (see picture below) Bruce Lee's palm width can be described to be slightly wide relative to both the fingers and the palm length; however, Bruce Lee's palm breadth is normal relative to the wrist width.
NOTICE: especially this latter factor is exceptionally wide in the case of Dragon Lee.
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