Fit Club

Introduction: Do jung ishu (Mandarin Chinese for "The Art of Fighting") provides fighters with a style-less style, unburdened by tradition or useless techniques and absorbed in a high-intensity environment that incorporates a great deal of live drills and sparring. Inspired by the philosophies of Jeet Kune Do, DJI takes the effective elements of various martial arts (wing chun sticky hands, TKD and tang soo do kicks, boxing punches, fencing footwork, savate low-line kicks, judo throws, muay Thai elbows and knees, and so forth) and modifies them so that they are realistic, utterly efficient, and full contact. That sort of adaptation informs all of DJI -- adaptation of each technique to each student, adaptation of each class to each group of students, and adaptation of each fighter to each opponent. The ultimate goal is to be able to apply one's fighting skills in moment-to-moment adaptations within a fight. A few reach that point, but those that do understand the freedom of true fighting in a way that stylists never can.