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[@monsta1k798]

This is what i was tellin a guy! The Jail house style as we used to call it in the 80s could be used to attack and defend and attack off ya counter! AND YOU COULD EITHER be real slick and show a person they cant touch you but you could touch them! Or you could be all out aggressive and touch them at any time! we used to call it the 101 jail house moves! yall call it the 52 today!

[@r------]

Oh yeah

[@benmccormick8230]

Love it,we black and we most powerful.

[@butthead9859]

@@benmccormick8230 - That’s not what the Mexicans told me

[@captainsonypony2709]

Nah bro it's the 52 blocks started in New York prisons mid 70s and early 80s, that's facts I know several founders

[@rxtexas5708]

@@Quinnock Lol youre crazy if you think they dont run Texas.

[@arcadia09]

I interesting to see how similar those techniques are to empty hand kali like you know a technique works when it resembles techniques from other styles meaning there's a universal application for them

[@pilot.wav_theory]

I was thinking that the blocks in the beginning are thrown up almost exactly the same as a muay thai style cutting elbow

[@californiacombativesclub202]

Bare knuckle styles have a lot of elbow cutting on the fists

[@lorarobinson6796]

And wing chun muay thai and silat, also some soft style wrestling, 52 blocks is definitely esoteric even if doesn't try to be, i look forward to adding my own flavor using aikijujutsu capoeira, taijutsu, karate, taekwondo, and of course whatever flashy things that hit hard and seem harder to land than they are

[@russellfloyd3921]

everythingis the same my brotha. even tai chi. mayweathers slips. MMA. karate. street fighting. its the secrets .SHHH. even samerii work. I did a lot of fighting in my 20s. im 30 now. i quite.

[@danielhaire6677]

Not surprising to see the same principles or movements show up across different styles and cultures. When you get down to it, the human body only has so many ways it can move. For example, unless someone is multi-jointed (i.e. double or triple), an individual's arm and elbow are going to have the same range of motion naturally anywhere in the world. So in developing fighting skills, people are dealing with the same potential movements no matter where they are.

[@emanuelwoodhouse3809]

thank you from the bottom of my heart coach for taking boxing to the next level giving young black street men a desire to become martial artist not just boxers we all watched Power Rangers and Ninja Turtles and desire to be martial artist but coming from the streets in the hood is more of a dream then a reality now other than capoeira we have another martial art in the world that American African Americans can relate to when I get fluent I will open up my own school and hang your pictures all across my dojo and I will influence others to do the same Long Live burly's 52 your​ saving a lot of lives Legend burly

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE..HUMBLED

[@mandatorythrive]

I agree with that statement 100% I have been tumbling flipping and swinging on bars since I was 8 but there where no one in my neighborhood to help shape that. All my people where in prison or involved in the street lifestyle so to see this black man teaching really inspires me to move forward in my training and is helping me learn the stuff salute brothers

[@nippertipper7686]

It's a beautiful conglomerate martial art that combines boxing and wing chun beautifully and efficiently.

[@bob-o9865]

Nipper Tipper yeah I noticed the bong sau, I think he calls it skeleton.

[@uncleloco5901]

@@bob-o9865 Its called the block 52

[@raukawa4732]

Oneof the few realistic fighting styles. Why aren't all boxers and ufc fighters learning 52 blocks? I got to learn this.

[@josephperkins4080]

Simply because any good Boxer or MMA guy is already going to know those blocks and parrys as they are a part of boxing

[@mty5]

Becaues its ghetto boxing based at the end of the day. Muay thai boxer will go for your legs, quick clinch to knee your side or just elbow you the whole time. BJJ obviously will do submission if you get to close or just go for your legs. Russian sambo which also uses Soviet defensive boxing also will try to ground you or strat the kick boxing process. Dont me wrong, blocking with elbows in basic muay thai defense and it's good for close quarters fighting but as far as the MMA you have to mix it up

[@PrimordialBeing360]

Cause boxing and MMA is a sport with rules and a referee.

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

This is for streets fights only

[@americanbulldogs315]

cause there more effective easily

[@projectrain2254]

Sir...OPEN A PHYSICAL SCHOOL!! I promise people will come. There should be a system similar to a Belt system, or maybe an Arm Band or Sash, lol. 52 Blocks been around a while, but it needs someone like you to spearhead this.

[@rightknowledgeman]

shao-lin shadow boxing..........and the wu tang sword style

[@andrewboos-hartig6206]

aint a damn thing changed boy protect ya neck!...and your chin.

[@palereaper]

If what you say is true, The Shaolin and the Wu-Tang could be dangerous!

[@tymon3y]

@@braelonstokes9465 😭

[@KJ47_]

@@braelonstokes9465 en guarde I’ll let you try my Wu Tang Style

[@AntjuanMarshall144]

@@andrewboos-hartig6206 8

[@samseloo4962]

Love it! Wanted to spruce up my boxing. This defense is amazing, I'm gonna practice this a lot. Thanks lyte!

[@josephperkins4080]

🤔🤔🤔So you are sprucing up your boxing by adding boxing blocks to it huh

[@macchxero]

I was discussing with my friend about some so-called tactical self-defense stuff today, and while the moves are fine, the way they demonstrated them are not. I'm so tired of the instructor showing the moves with the students/partners like they are robot, with their POWER OFF! No one moves that way and no one fight that way. That's why I truly admire Lyte Burly. The way he shows us the move let us see a clear picture of how it's gonna work with a live opponent. This is the real deal! SALUTE!

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@justinrivas5728]

52blocksinfo how can I reach you ?

[@soonerbred22]

It's called drilling. He's showing you what to drill. To get the technique down of each block. You'd have to go out and try it yourself while sparing. Fighting is a live and burn and live and learn type of skill

[@Olyphantman]

Brandon Wright FACTS

[@stunt280]

I have always fought this way...used to box and tkd, but learned to mix this with jailhouse trick boxing I learned from cousins and also a Muslim brother. Pops also taught me a few....wow, so much similarities. I'm glad it has been established. I really love your content...thank you truly, now I can add some dope techniques you got.

[@sksx9269]

Respect Coach and Assistant, young or old they lucky to learn with you.

[@P-BURLY]

SALUTE!! You know we working!!! I've also been working on my 10 with sit ups. Do a block in order on the way up, repeat the process with the next block. Next week we add the counters with the blocks. BIG LOVE LB and THANK YOU BIG UNK 🖐️✌️🥊🔥

[@52blocksinfo]

Already

[@P-BURLY]

@@52blocksinfo SALUTE!! Everyday Sensei. It's beginning to flow. I find myself practicing when I'm "not" training, but training everyday. Still I also find myself having to think about the techniques ( very little tho), but "We Working"!!! Full Throttle. For lunch break, I have an hour. I eat "two apples" and "52 Blocks". Bring my ball everyday to work on the "6". When we connect then it's the "sensitivity work". Of course we working on footwork as well. BIG, BIG, BIG UPS LB🖐️✌️🥊🔥

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Brilliant the way LB blocked the triple jabs😊

[@MrBuzz1187]

Damn I should've studied this before moving out of NYC. This is so raw

[@PrimordialBeing360]

It’s never too late.

[@christopherpatrick6012]

This what I call a man that knows what he talking bout. God bless mr.burly

[@chitchatwithmr.jordan5394]

now you know you can't stop at tbe first ten bruh

[@zyx7478]

LB my favorite instructor on the internet A real winner 🏆🥇

[@youngstunna323]

Learned some of these blocking techniques while studying Quyen dao. Good stuff.

[@Dragonflyjones67]

Goes well with my Jkd & Kali training. Nice introductory! I use them everything in my Muay Thai sparing sessions...

[@jackhartsough3]

triangle trade is next level would love to see those techniques destroy hands

[@P-BURLY]

SALUTE. (From Southpaw position). 1. Lead Skull n Bones - Left Cross 2. Rear Closed Door -Lead Uppercut 3. Lead Closed Door- Rear Uppercut 4. Lead Triangle Trade - Left Cross 5. Rear Triangle Trade - Jab 6. Uptown - Straight -Hook 7. Rear Skull n Bones - Lead Hook 8. Lead Closed Door -Rear uppercut 9. Read the Book-Catch 10. Lead Cover the Bullet-Cross, Rear Cover the Bullet -Jab. "We working!!!!"🖐️✌️🥊🔥

[@52blocksinfo]

YESSIR WE ARE BURLY

[@mathieujolliff951]

Dem bows is fuckin’ dangerous! Fists killers. I can just imagine true Hun Gar conditioned forearms and hands combined with 52Blocks...INVINCIBLE BABY!!

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@nekogammi2943]

As someone who does jujitsu and old style karate .I've had some exposure to bareknuckle boxing and can say dude is legit

[@naldovaz9157]

Finally l love it, Basics and works, training is also fun and engaging, I box since a boy so l can relate. Great stuff wish you was near so l can train in this style

[@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979]

1:42 shows the science. Peace

[@blackconservativeatheistma5168]

Any martial art techniques get messy, it's not like in the movies.

[@te9591]

I like the use of the elbows to defend against jabs, but looks like you have to have good reaction time.

[@coachbradjules8874]

wow! that was the block using always of Dustin porier and he became a champion very successful bcoz of that and I'm using that now in my own practice.

[@J4Rock210.]

This system I had studied a bit as a kid and again in county jail and growing up in my area of the 210Tx and the 918Ok

[@PhilippeSHOCKMatthews]

Love the lesson Bro. Burly!

[@Tech81272]

I bring it back to this. Every so often.

[@Tech81272]

thats the foot work you be teaching

[@marloncosey8744]

YO BIG UPS TO LB... I PUT MY NEPHEW ON TO 52 BLOCKS AND HIM AND I DO THIS EVERY DAY... AND HE IS GETTING REALLY GOOD BEEN DOIN THIS FOR 5mos

[@Tubefish07]

I would love to see how this fighting style would stack up against others such as western boxing, Judo, Karate, etc. The same way I would love to see Steven Segal, Jackie Chan and Jean-Claude Van Damme would fare in a full contact match. This would put any doubts that anyone would have in regards to it effectiveness/legitimacy. Cheers mates!

[@52blocksinfo]

LOL IT'S 2021 effectiveness ain't a style it's a person and since we have won GOLDEN GLOVES,MMA FIGHTS my fighters are effective..styles are not effective PEOPEL ARE..thanks for the comment warrior

[@Tubefish07]

Ok!

[@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979]

The foundation. Always reference these. Peace 7

[@TearsoftheSun218]

rob the bank and cross arm block need more love Lyte lol those the two close range effective blocks cover bullet two you did that one tho

[@laurencea9932]

This is a beautiful looking boxing style.

[@52blocksinfo]

thank you

[@herukhuti2398]

Thanks for that! Will you do other videos on the next blocks?

[@aleekat619]

I like your style. Keep up the good work💯

[@VinchenzoC]

I believe it's the martial art of Silat that also blocks or guides the opponents fists into the elbows. Learned the technique from Paul Vunak decades ago. Seems both Vunak and Bruce Lee learned it from Dan Inosanto.

[@harlemsha]

Nah

[@jeremyoakman8189]

Love it! Great techniques I could see myself doing that. And a great verbal explanation to go along with the physical demonstration.

[@piff508]

Where you at brother man I would like to train with yalll

[@52blocksinfo]

GA

[@eddiewilliams5824]

My ,BROTHER KNOWLEDGE ,BORN !!!! PEACE KING!!!!

[@nicomarcona5488]

Practical and direct to the point,

[@gilbertlebacks2889]

For those boxers who likes to wear punching gloves this art is perfect to destroy their hands with it, am I right coach?

[@edubflameface5499]

Finally something that looks badass and really works! Thanks my man!

[@ThommyNekro]

Alot of this reminds me of muay thai

[@alexisreed1040]

This is how Dustin porier fights

[@markwhite4826]

Alot of these movements look like the wing chun my sifu teaches.

[@zat-en-aphpaneah2830]

Great work, OG!

[@uberdonkey9721]

Gotta say, this really interests me, but from a boxing perspective, these large movements open someone up for great feints followed by body shots etc. Of course in reality it's for fighting without gloves, so wondering practically if most boxes would be caught punching an elbow.

[@lazyeyery3]

I like using my elbows to block the punches. Offence and defense together. What about elbow strikes and limb destruction? Would like to see you do a video on that. More tips on footwork to. Much respect!

[@anthonysicily5768]

Umm, never really heard about this style before, very nice use of aggressive guards, I like it a lot

[@tigerclaw8454]

Is this a new martial art? Do you guys use legs for kicking, takedowns or throws? Do you train bare knuckle? My experience is: Using elbows for blocking, your timing better be exact. There's a big risk of using those elbow blocks but they can be effective when applied correctly.

[@thuglincoln7699]

Lyte - You ever write a book about this? I know you're "writing the book" with these videos, but would be nice to have a study guide . Keep it up!

[@52blocksinfo]

book done in a month

[@Taylor2942]

52blocksinfo Where's the book? Give me a link I will buy it immediately.

[@KS-wj7to]

Thanks LB!

[@theunfadeable60]

I studied boxing, Muay Thai, Kali, silat and BJJ but this stuff looks pretty useful. Simple tight defense, no un necessary movement and leaves you in place to counter. Defense like this allows you to move forward and position yourself to finish instead of standing there trading and taking damage.

[@khabibs.shoootrufc2297]

He uses the extra unnecessary movements to look fancy and cute in front of the camera to get bitches and not to teach the younger generation to be me.tally strong and fit to either be fighter in life or pursue a real fighting career.... But no its the fame,the bitches and Cocaine for mr burley that's all he wants ..sad fame and tv will fuk some people head up

[@52blocksinfo]

LOLOLOLOLOLO these BETA MALES

[@Lasombrosidad]

This is the way that every martial arts master must teach. Didactic and simple

[@russellfloyd3921]

ok i see the break down. U can block the 1-2-3 with the first 10 . I see u brotha.

[@joelq.browning8825]

Absolutely love this Bro! Good stuff 💪

[@nigem7972]

2:18 nice to see Uk fighters getting recognition. Salute!

[@yidingyang2807]

Can't help but see the similarity between skull and bones and wing chun (ip man 3 boxing scene)

[@soullight8632]

Yiding Yang me too. I just watched a few vids, one mentioned that 52 blocks combined some elements of other arts.

[@smoovebaca3385]

Mr.burly i hate to keep saying it And i no yr getting tired of me saying it cause i no tha haters are. But hands down yr tha best at this 52block yr tha teacher And tha other guys are tha students keep Up da good work. Cause next yr im coming for yr on Line courses foe real. Lol

[@52blocksinfo]

THANK YOU WARRIOR

[@emanuelwoodhouse3809]

Now this the s*** that kills me coach Eddie Bravo took gi out of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu renamed his Brazilian jiu-jitsu added the rubber guard and many other submissions to his jiu jitsu and ain't nobody said s***now a black man perfected the 52 added a little bit of his own flavor and everybody got something to say Long Live Burly 52

[@waaayupthere3831]

Eddie Bravo proved it by beating the best grapplers on earth. If this gentleman can beat some of the best strikers then he will get the same respect.

[@ronaldramos5541]

Eddie Bravo gets tons of shit. But all founders of styles were innovators like that. But Eddie Bravo has legit students. Clearly speaks about how good he is.

[@goldsurfer48]

Eddie Bravo is a Flat Earther now, so he gets even more shit now.

[@ayyonmichaels9731]

the only difference is wing chun use more trapping amd counters while trapping.

[@greatestever7623]

You got yourself a sub 🤨 I’m be watchin this over n over again you should do another one showing how to counter these punches with an attack

[@bennyhillmedia8520]

+ I love the art of it keep spreading the skill.

[@barrybaker709]

True.

[@r.t.972]

Thanks for the video!

[@qudavid1128]

finally... hope d next 10 blocks be coming soon

[@113uineo]

This is great

[@ebazile617]

No lie I've been watching this for 5 days I love this shitt

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@fis-tarts]

The first two blocks alone are a godsend. If you don't mind me asking, how has Xingyi affected your martial arts?

[@52blocksinfo]

It's good moving meditation

[@fis-tarts]

@@52blocksinfo interesting. Ever consider doing a course on it? Your work in the 52 is some of the best defensive boxing instruction I've ever seen.

[@ruegu7]

I want to see u block wild punches big bro need that info everybody not boxers

[@billymorris8079]

You're lucky your partner was pulling punches. At 1:42 you got popped in the liver. Lights out! Lmao

[@freebowensr8008]

Brother where can a senior citizen learn this art form?

[@52blocksinfo]

learn-martialarts.com

[@freebowensr8008]

@@52blocksinfo thank you brother! I'm 60 years old and I need to learn this art of protection. thank you so much.

[@ThatGuy-ze2el]

How do you protect the body?? The rear skull and bone look really open to a feint jab into a left hook to the body or upper to the sternum

[@52blocksinfo]

yes all is possible when fighting but there are other moves to the 52blocks

[@ThatGuy-ze2el]

@@52blocksinfo ill continue to research 👍🏽

[@stevepriest7341]

looks like a mix of boxing and wing chun

[@floomhoodertribez5030]

Nice tutorial..

[@52blocksinfo]

Many many thanks

[@HoneyBerighthere-Saysarath]

Yeah.. until the other guy has a ring on.. those hurt so bad.

[@MrBgotten]

Had to subscribe G 💯

[@52blocksinfo]

I appreciate it!

[@TruthSeekerAi]

peace 52 legend i wish you more skills and ability daily 100 nyc luv king

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE APPRECIATE YOU

[@dlggrow441]

Damn I got a lot of types of guys to fight lol

[@fordmin8929]

Nice skills ! We’re into them.

[@b1ackkng609]

Im going to learn that soon i will box thx for your tutorial now i know how i will practice it

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@josephperkins4080]

🤔🤔🤔Boxing blocks that have been renamed.Anyone can learn these from Jack Dempsy's tome " Championship Fighting

[@52blocksinfo]

and it was black fighters that introduced it can you say JACK JOHNSON

[@jkrisanda2011]

Thanks.

[@donworland]

Tight!

[@Azami0001]

Ugh this looks fun... but getting hurt sucks...

[@shujiling213]

Awesome thank you

[@iamchiefy00]

I saw ludacris doing the 52 blocks on ig so I heard to research this shit and learn it myself

[@52blocksinfo]

WE out here

[@loganross1861]

Only fighter (pro) I’ve seen who seems to use this stuff is Dustin Poirier, and it REALLY works

[@goldeneagle8144]

Very informative!!

[@darnellhopkins8587]

No disrespect bro.... Honest question : wouldn't that hurt without gloves?

[@52blocksinfo]

its possible

[@markrobertparker]

Thanks!

[@52blocksinfo]

Welcome!

[@matthewmoore4792]

I be seeing you in the morning sometimes in the park Big Homie..How much for lessons for 2 kids..

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@realrobh]

How would you counter a left hook after a jab?

[@52blocksinfo]

there is a move called double guard that handles that type of situation

[@brendanbobson3480]

@@52blocksinfo Possibly consisting of a Cover The Bullet into an open door in order to block the jab then can-opening the follow-up hook to counter with neck-chop/elbow/arm wrap for control or light, non-committed parrying (taken from the softness of Wing Chun principle) to a closed-door block which should follow up with close uppercut to the mandible or body rapidly followed by hook counters to finish the opponent.

[@HiddenTreasuresEnt]

Good stuff

[@everettwilliams252]

lyt got his weight up notice size difference

[@daviddelarosajr-bi3px]

I've never seen this displayed in a real fight or MMA fight ...I don't even hear of real gyms on this art form .. interesting tho none the less

[@KageumiUmikage]

Dustin porier and even sean strickland uses some of these elbow guards and parries

[@Jazzmarcel]

awesome!.......