JEET KUNE DO SINGAPORE
By JKD Sean ∥ est. 2011
Hey, I’m Sean — a Jeet Kune Do instructor in Singapore. I started out as a national fencer, but Bruce Lee’s JKD philosophy changed how I understood flow. It’s not about fighting harder or memorizing forms; it’s about stripping away what’s unnecessary until only truth remains.
My approach to Jeet Kune Do training is personal and direct. Every session is one-to-one, built around how you move, think, and respond under pressure. There are no membership plans, paid gradings, or routines to follow — just honest, practical training for real-world readiness.
What we work on goes deeper than technique. It’s refinement, calm under stress, and the confidence that comes from mastery.
When the moment comes, your body doesn’t hesitate — it simply knows.
Bruce Lee's Martial Art, Jeet Kune Do is Training and Discipline Towards the Ultimate Reality in Combat.
By JKD Sean—Instructor of Jeet Kune Do, Singapore. Est. 2011.
Every Jeet Kune Do session is one-on-one — an hour of focused, personal practice. Training runs in blocks of ten ($1200 per block), held in an open sheltered space where I live. The setting is simple, the attention complete.
Each session blends movement and stillness. We work on striking, flow, awareness, and timing — not to build more technique, but to remove what gets in the way. Over time, you start to notice how calm feels faster than force, and how precision begins where tension ends.
The goal isn’t to fight harder, but to move with honesty. When the moment comes, your body doesn’t think — it simply knows.
Corporate Jeet Kune Do training brings self-defense and mental clarity to your team in Singapore — built for real-world readiness, not cardio drills or group workshops that miss the mark.
Sessions run from 1.5 to 6 hours, structured for small teams (4-10) or larger groups (11-20). We focus on adaptability under pressure, calm decision-making, and confidence that translates beyond the training room.
Each program can be tailored to your organization's needs: stress management for leadership, self-defense essentials for traveling employees, or team synergy workshops that build trust through focused collaboration.
I’ve been searching for a Jeet Kune Do teacher in Singapore. My goal was pure self-defense, practical mobility, real world readiness. After trying several commercial options which involved group cardio drills, long membership plans, memorizing forms, paid gradings etc., I was pleasantly surprised that Sean’s sessions were refreshingly different. It’s completely personalized to my learning, growth and understanding. It’s a group setting, but he somehow manages to bring out the best in everyone of us. I look forward to classes every week because I don’t leave feeling beat up from some “no pain, no gain” mantra; I leave with something I learn about myself, and I leave with something my mind and body remember to execute under pressure.
Daniel Tan
Training Jeet Kune Do with Sean has changed the way I carry myself — not just physically, but in how I show up in life. I used to think self-defence was about strength. Now I see it’s about awareness, timing, and knowing my own body. Each class sharpens focus while softening fear. The movements translate quietly into everyday life — walking alone, handling stress, making decisions with calm. It’s not about fighting others anymore. It’s about mastering presence.
Michelle Lee
Because of work, my sisters and I travel quite often, so learning Jeet Kune Do self-defence under Sean has given us real peace of mind. Beyond just martial arts, he teaches the JKD philosophy inspired by Bruce Lee — practical, adaptable, and very relevant for women’s safety today. Sean understands each student’s strengths and weaknesses, and adjusts training personally to help us improve. We’ve grown not only in confidence and physical ability, but also in clarity and mindset — both professionally and personally.
Stephanie Lim
Training in Jeet Kune Do under your guidance has been deeply meaningful. When I first began, I thought of martial arts mainly as physical self-defence — learning to strike, block, and move with technique. But through your teaching, I’ve come to see that JKD, as Bruce Lee intended, is far more than movement. It’s a study of focus, awareness, and emotional control — where true effectiveness flows from inner alignment. Each session challenges not just the body, but the mind and character behind it. Your insistence that I find my own understanding has allowed the art to take root in me personally. What began as training now feels like a mirror — revealing new layers of discipline, perception, and growth, both on and off the mat. Thank you for making this journey one of continual self-discovery and refinement.
Eddie Lim