52 blocks boxing / Jailhouse Rock 2

Bartitsu Lab x 52 blocks

[@TheWaywardSpiral]

8:46 I absolutely agree with that! I've been learning 52 from Lyte Burly since 2010 just from KZbin alone. And I've developed my own style of 52, just a little bit of changes here and there. And I think there's nothing wrong with that, martial arts is meant to be experimented with and evolve.

[@52blocksinfo]

KEEP EM COMING..SALUTE

[@livefrom5531]

When this white boy steal our fighting style and make millions off it you won't be saying KEEP EM COMING.

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

@@livefrom5531 What a stupid thing to say. No one makes millions from Martial Arts apart from top tier UFC fighters and people that own a thousand children's TKD franchises. I honour and respect the traditions that 52 comes from, I point people to where they can find out more. If content like this gets more people of all colour to explore, learn and enjoy it - then that's a success. Or you can keep the same backwards xenophobic view you have now. Either way - I'll be here, drinking my tea not giving a damn. And if you care enough, come fight me about it. Gym is always open.

[@livefrom5531]

@@TommyMooreww2combatives where's your gym billy bad ass?

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

@@livefrom5531 Birmingham UK. Surely you must see it’s the most stupid racist thing in the world to say someone is stealing it to make money? For one. This is KZbin, it’s free. There’s no advert. There’s no product to buy? It’s a shame people don’t share Lyte’s inclusive and open minded view. You poorly represent your community. But if you want to spar and judge for yourself whether I’m somehow fit or permissible to sharing it - then after my fight in August you’re most welcome. But I’d rather you just realise that’s it’s a stupid, xenophobic and unhelpful way to think - and change for the better.

[@smoovebaca3385]

@@TommyMooreww2combatives dont pay that a ir head no attention. Im black to so it aint no black thing or white thing if te good yr good And he just mad cause yr doing yr thing salute And keep Up da good work. 52 block for life

[@main226]

Nice. These techniques go well with boxing and muay thai.

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

They do indeed. Done well, most arts flow well together :)

[@Miklog78]

Skull and crossbone defense was sorta done by Joe Frazier except it was just called the cross block Roberto Duran used to use it to an extent as well

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:10 - Skull & cross bones block 2:10 - Rob the bank block 3:45 - Pivot blow variant 4:25 - Grab variant 5:15 - Robot block 6:30 - Uptown block 7:35 - Cover the bullet block 8:30 - Hammerfist variant 9:05 - Revolving door 9:45 - Jab variant

[@seanbarker9272]

Yoel Romero uses this effectively

[@smoovebaca3385]

Damn my Man yr good And yr breaking it down to salute my guy

[@furiburi123454321]

Bloody marvellous mate

[@grantoaklands4724]

Great explanation and demonstration of this grass roots reality fighting system, thanks from Australia.

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

Cheers fella. This is by no means my main area, but I thought I'd try and share something that's easy for people to follow. Enjoy mate :)

[@grantoaklands4724]

My journey in martial arts has lead me to question some of the sport systems which heavily influence self defence, I really think some of the frames you demonstrated are more realistic and can be used proactively instead of relying on speed and reflexes to avoid strikes.

[@christopherpatrick6012]

Wow looks great to me and keep up tha good work.

[@nicocontreras5366]

Very interesting, it´s better to keep an open mind and learn a little bit of everything. Thanks for sharing.

[@kiwibloke2000]

Skull and cross bow followed by second one to strike is brilliant. Weak point is that you can be taken down with leg grap as it encourages upright, square stance. . So..I always drill this that with a boxing step around to the left. BTW if you want to see 52 blocks in a movie "Out of the Furnace". Casey Afflect does it. Brilliant

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

The” double Rob the Bank” blocking position is used extensively by George Forman leader in his career and also by Ken Norton who is renowned for frustrating Muhammad Ali with his unorthodox defense and offense

[@OnlineRadioSchool]

Great video English John Hartson! I just realised the first block is the bong sau in wing chun..my wing chun lessons have not been a total waste then lol

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

Hahah I once signed a load of autographs as John Hartson at a corporate event I attended for a laugh

[@thegreathonourandprosper52]

Where's the best place to go to for 52 blocks in london?

[@richardmay]

Awesome way use 52 blocks So saying evolveing Form

[@OllinXiucoatl]

My favorite from this video is the Robot.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

That's what they used to call Pop N Lock

[@sevenof9652]

🤖

[@jamesneil9160]

Solid

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

Thanks fella!

[@icecreamzzstaxxxx2743]

Good video

[@AlligatorAli]

Is your bag heavy ? What did you put in your punching bag ? Can you tell me what size it is ?

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

It is rather heavy mate. A mix of sand, rag and dense foam

[@AlligatorAli]

@@TommyMooreww2combatives how is it holding that much weight ? You know I bought a 6ft longbag (but I think it was 5ft actually) and put sawdust, but it started to tear off near strap joints. I had to get it repaired. What brand are you using ? How much did it cost you ?

[@theperson8275]

So much like Wing Chun, the Wing Chun I have learned would be a great addition of skills for a 52 Blocks fighter

[@OnlineRadioSchool]

Yeah I just noticed block 1 is the bong sau!

[@lailahowell2709]

Hello it's me

[@j.artavia1068]

A recommendation... you want to have your back hand covering your centerline, that is the proper guard. Should the punch slip off the elbow you need that hand covering the center ready to parry or catch the incoming punch, and you won't have time to do so if the hand positioning is incorrect.

[@avakinzerochill]

Maybe if this were wing Chun, but it's not. The opposite hand covers the face to prevent being knocked out

[@j.artavia1068]

@@avakinzerochill It has nothing to do with wing chun. In this guard the elbow covers the centerline, while the rear hand covers just above the elbow to protect your center(face) in case the punch slips off the elbow. If your line teaches to keep your hand on the side of the face cool, but we don't teach it that way. There is more space to cover in order to defend should the fist get past the elbow. We may do it the same but express it in words differently. You in NYC? Bless

[@jalc11]

Doesnt SnB involve footwork?

[@TommyMooreww2combatives]

Tones of it! I have a pretty crap camera set up but watch Lyte’s videos, you need good footwork to cover safely, gain a good angle and then knock em out 🙏🥊

[@victorsrur134]

yes,he shows some skull and crossbones variations with footwork in some videos, you move to the opposite direction of the elbow to defend against punch from the back hand SnB normally defend read hand punch(jab) with rear elbow,and back hand punch(cross) with back elbow,but if you move to the right when you're blocking with your left elbow you can block jabs and cross,and go to the left when you're blocking with the right elbow to defend both jab and cross

[@christiaanhendrickx666]

👍

[@rossg4788]

Kali/Silat uses the same techniques

[@russellsherwood1491]

Awesome stuff, I love how this fucking tank has suc a calm voice, he's like Korg from thor

[@OldManFrank]

*I've incorporated like maybe 10 blocks into my system; I find the rest useless to me.*

[@Marquies_Terry]

Did @LyteBurly approve you to teach this

[@sirgigolo]

I learned 52 concepts from a OG friend years ago and he learned it in prison. I have taught my son 52. I've used it in street combat and some of the techniques work. I've been asked to teach it for pay. It's alot like Muay Thai with the elbows and Jun Fan trapping in a way. Diallo Frazier is about the closest thing that I have seen to what I know. And it is the real deal. This stuff here is just basic stuff you can learn in any CQB system.

[@stevebb2915]

who gives a flying fuck

[@mcneil11]

Culture vulture

[@stevebb2915]

@@mcneil11 by that logic, so is every single african american who has ever taken a karate, kung fu, BJJ class etc etc. in fact, if you want to further explore such a futile accusation, I would suggest that as 52 is CLEARLY influenced by filipino arts, its own founders are also "culture vultures". DO you see how utterly ridiculous and unhelpful such a phrase is? Are the Wu Tang clan "culture vultures" for appropriating chinese influences? Or does it "not count"? Do you also call Lyte Burly a "culture vulture" for for doing taiji/wing chun videos? Was Biggie Smalls a "culture vulture" when he dressed up as an italian mobster? Thought not.

[@stevebb2915]

@Righteous Shadows Dojo its happened to EVERY culture in the history of the world. I'm sure the first caveman prob hit another one with a stick, does that mean every person doing escrima is a "culture vulture". This nonsense is just ridiculous and perpetuated by social media that profits and thrives on division/conflict. some people just aren't happy unless they can play the victim in some capacity. This gentleman was extremely articulate as to the arts origins, he's not trying to palm it off as 'his' in anyway (truth be told its a completely blatant rip from silat/panatukan). If you have ever had a pizza or chinese take out, are you a culture vulture? Going on this analogy, any black person driving a car, using the internet etc etc is a "culture vulture". Its ridiculous.

[@paul.cash2]

Its really dope to see African American Martial arts going around the globe , my only observation is this is not jail house rock thats a whole diffrent thing

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

52 blocks was developed in prison from martial art magazines and kung fu movies

[@georgetrusty7696]

I do not like when mixed company learn our stuff when it's time goes bye we don't get no credit as usual

[@josephperkins4080]

Wow bunch of racist crock

[@ambulocetusnatans]

Many Chinese people were angry at Bruce Lee when he taught Americans. They thought that Martial Arts was their stuff, and they didn't like other people doing it. Luckily Bruce was more open minded. We can all learn a lot from Bruce Lee.