That’s right, Hong Kong’s 1958 Cha Cha Championship winner was none other than a teenage Bruce Lee…
Lee studied dancing as assiduously as he did Kung Fu… He kept a notebook in which he had noted 108 different Cha Cha steps…
A year later, he emigrated to San Francisco with $100 in his pocket. His passage to the US was in the lower decks of a ship, but it didn’t take long for Bruce to be invited up to the First Class to teach the passengers the Cha Cha…
His first job in America was as a dancing instructor, though – by the time he had moved to Seattle – he had left his Cha Cha days behind…
If Bruce Lee can cha cha, anyone can!
If Bruce Lee can cha cha, anyone can!
Wow, who knew!!?
Wow, who knew!!?
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uh, ok… prove it. Clearly you understand little of the man.
Bruce Lee won the champion of Cha Cha Cha’s dancing in Hong Kong, and won the champion of boxing before he went to America.
Bruce Lee won the champion of Cha Cha Cha’s dancing in Hong Kong, and won the champion of boxing before he went to America.
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How can you say that!! Anyone who has any knowledge of martial arts knows it’s a ancient form of dance and war !!!! What a ridiculous statement!!!!
What a ridiculous statement!!!! Anyone who knows anything about martial arts knows it’s an ancient form of dance and war!!! Grace and thought are necessary and clearly you have none!!!
Don’t be a know-it-all-dickhead.
SO the person doesn’t know the origin of something Chinese
and you ridicule – makes YOU a SOLLY SUCKER!