Jeet Kune Do Singapore
Established Since 2011.
Using No Way As WayHaving No Limitation As Limitation
Is Jeet Kune Do for self-defense?
Yes, absolutely. But there are plenty of other options if you're just looking to defend yourself.
Is JKD for fitness?
Yes, it can improve fitness. But, again… you have many choices for that too.
Is it about understanding the science of combat?
This is where JKD truly stands out—probably one of the best choices for grasping combat’s deeper layers.
But is that why you’re here?
Many students come initially to satisfy their curiosity. And as they learn technique, something deeper shifts.
Jeet Kune Do isn’t just a “formless” lens that helps you absorb any style; it’s a path inward—a way to uncover your personal journey.
Why do I do what I do?
Where is the wastage?
What is the essence?
When is the timing?
How is the method?
Where most people chase answers, the JKD practitioner refines his questions.
In doing so, he discovers his path.
Not Bruce Lee’s path.
Not his mentor’s path.
But a path that’s truly, uniquely his own.
𝒲𝒶𝓁𝓀 𝒪𝓃!
FlowGuard™: Empowered Women's Self-Defense
Discover Your Strength
Protect Your Flow
Created by Sean Lim, FlowGuard™ is a women’s self-defense program designed to build both inner resilience and physical readiness. Using adaptive techniques inspired by Jeet Kune Do, the program caters to all women, whether you're a beginner or have prior experience. Each session is tailored to meet your unique needs, regardless of age or background.
In FlowGuard™, you’ll develop confidence and clarity in your movements, responses, and mindset. With a focus on practical skills and empowered self-protection, FlowGuard™ provides the tools to enhance your strength and safeguard your personal space.
Sean Lim: Martial Artist & Founder of Jeet Kune Do Singapore
Sean Lim is a highly experienced martial artist, former National Fencer, and instructor with over 15 years of practice across disciplines, including Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun, Muay Thai, and fencing. Known for his adaptive and empowering teaching style, Sean is the founder of Jeet Kune Do Singapore, where he shares Bruce Lee’s philosophy of “being like water”—embracing adaptability, fluidity, and personal expression.
Through his journey, Sean has developed a unique approach to self-defense with the creation of FlowGuard™, a women’s self-defense program rooted in practicality, confidence, and instinctive movement. Sean’s approach to teaching goes beyond physical skills; he focuses on building mental resilience, situational awareness, and a strong foundation of self-trust in his students.
With a blend of tradition and modern practicality, Sean Lim is dedicated to helping individuals feel prepared, empowered, and confident in every area of life.
What my clients say...
Dear Sean
First of all, I would like to thank you for having me as a private student. I consider it a privilege to be training under your direct instruction and guidance.
Jeet Kune Do training under your direction has been especially meaningful for me. When I decided to start training, I largely wanted to learn a form of “martial art”, as a means of effective self-defense.
At the time, I viewed this purely in the physical realm; learning to punch, kick and execute movements in accordance with an established regime.
Under your training, I very shortly realized, that physical execution was really the expression and culmination of much more on a higher plane...
…As I progressed, I have learnt from you that focus, emotional stability, perception, physical awareness and indeed one’s own character, must come together in a rhythm that is in connectedness with one’s target, in order for the right action to flow.
I might add, that the same applies to life. And hence the special meaning to me. I particularly appreciate your insistence that I must come to an understanding for myself, creating and expressing in my mind what the concepts mean in my own personal terms.
In this process, they become part of me at once, and beyond the martial art aspect, I invariably gain deeper insights about myself. Your lessons are physically intense and intellectually stimulating, and the opportunity for self-enquiry and reflection upon the knowledge being imparted leaves a powerful impression each time.
Thank you Sean for making my Jeet Kune Do training an enlightening journey and an ongoing process of continuing growth under your guidance.
Your Humble Student
Eddie Lim
Simon
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Sean’s dedication to martial arts is unmatched. Alongside his expertise in Jeet Kune Do, he’s trained in Wing Chun, fencing, and boxing—the very arts that influenced JKD’s founder, Bruce Lee. His genuine passion for JKD is infectious; as his student, I can’t help but share in his enthusiasm. Sean is knowledgeable, patient, and an excellent communicator who breaks down complex concepts with ease. I highly recommend him as a mentor.
Michelle
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Sean is one of the most dedicated and focused individuals I know. Even in his early fencing days, he had a remarkable ability to shut out distractions and pursue his goals with clarity. He handles setbacks with a positive, determined mindset, which helped him quickly become one of the best fencers around. Sean’s talent spans multiple martial arts, but what truly sets him apart is his grounded perspective and mentorship in every area of life.
Xinmin
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
I’ve practiced Muay Thai and BJJ since 2013, but Jeet Kune Do opened up a whole new perspective. Sean’s approach honors Bruce Lee’s spirit of adaptability and self-discovery, allowing me to move in ways that align with my natural abilities. JKD has been a truly transformative journey, and I’m excited to keep learning.
Leslie
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
As an MMA enthusiast, I wanted to incorporate Jeet Kune Do into my training for sharper striking in the octagon. Sean’s personalized approach has been spot-on, adapting JKD to fit my MMA background and helping me refine my technique. I’m excited to keep mastering the art under his guidance.
