Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do also embodies the idea of Sun Tzu's Art of War. One of the tactics of Jeet Kune Do is called "coordinated attack", which refers to a series of interrelated attacks, usually including a series of foot and hand attacks. This type of attack is characterized by one move after another, and the moves are interlocking, and opponents are often unable to parry.

This combination of various boxing moves gives full play to the overall effectiveness of Wushu and greatly improves its combat effectiveness. Bruce Lee's attack rule makes good use of Sun Tzu's thought of "long mountain snake array".

Expanding the speed of data has more direct practical significance in martial arts attacks. All kinds of martial arts require high speed and agility in posture, footwork, technique and eye movement. Boxing emphasizes speed, which is the premise of realizing tactics. Only by being quick can we win the initiative and change with the enemy. Only fast, can realize the change of diversion and singularity; Only by being fast can we be "caught off guard" at lightning speed. Therefore, Xingyiquan has the saying of "seven diseases":

"Seven diseases, eye disease, hand disease, foot disease, meaning disease, potential disease, enterprising disease, posture disease. Those who practice boxing can only win if they see these seven diseases. The so-called vertical and horizontal exchanges are seen too quickly, and those who are unpredictable only rely on this ear. "

Flip boxing is a kind of short boxing, and one of its technical characteristics is to emphasize speed and highlight to win quickly. Therefore, it is called "Flash Fan Boxing", which is as fast as lightning. The main style of somersault is: "quick hard and crisp, short potential, one after another, easy to save, steady hands, long legs and heavy fists." There is a so-called "turning fist and hanging whip", which is characterized by speed and agility.

Among all kinds of Sanshou techniques in Wushu, speed training is the key. For example, in Emei Sanda, there are so-called "three-punch combo", "three-leg combo" and "quick fall", all of which reflect quickness and agility.