A wooden Mook Yan Jong dummy, custom-made for and personally used by Bruce Lee.

Comprised of five pieces - a body, a straight arm, two offset arms, and a leg – Lee used this wooden dummy to continue his training in Wing Chun, a discipline he began under Grandmaster Ip Man. Lee used core principles of the Wing Chun fighting system in his own Jun Fan Gung Fu, and he favored the art’s rapid hand movements in his own personal expression of Jeet Kune Do.

Photographs from 1960 show Lee practicing on this Gua Jong-type wooden dummy in the back corridor of Ruby Chow's Chinese Restaurant, in Seattle, where he worked as a busboy.

After Lee passed away, his friend and former student, Taky Kimura, kept and used this wooden dummy and it could be seen at his martial arts school in Seattle. The Mukjong has undergone a few repairs and renovations over the years to keep it in working order and to protect its venerated status in the martial arts community.

Accompanied by a photograph of Lee training with the dummy, and a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Andrew Kimura, son of Bruce Lee's friend and former student, Taky Kimura.

李小龍訂制並親自使用的木人樁。

由五部分組成 - 樁身、下樁手、兩隻上樁手和樁腿。李小龍使用這個木人樁繼續他的詠春拳訓練。李小龍的詠春師承葉問，後來他以詠春拳的核技，糅合了詠春手部的快速動作，作為他所開創的截拳道的發展根基。

1960 年的照片顯示，李小龍在西雅圖的 Ruby Chow 中餐廳的後走廊裡練習掛式木樁，當時他在那裡擔任服務員。

李小龍去世後，他的朋友兼前學生木村武之 (Taky Kimura) 保留並使用了這個木人樁，並置於他位於西雅圖的武術學校裡。多年來，木人樁進行了幾次維修和翻新，以保持其狀態以及在武術界的崇高地位。

拍品附有一張李小龍以木人樁練習的照片，以及李小龍的朋友兼前學生木村武之 (Taky Kimura) 的兒子Andrew Kimura 簽名的真品證書。