Lyte Vs. Dave the boxer Day 1

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[@Iaazathoth]

Your attitude is very genuine. This looks like a perfect way for me to improve my mediocre boxing skills and integrate it into some of the other arts I practice. That pivot move at the end was sweet.

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@harageilucid4352]

i was not impressed when i first saw 52 blocks - but ive seen maybe fifteen or twenty videos by now and ive seen enough to say that i respect what youre doing and i respect your art thank for working to bring your part of the world, and the martial arts, to the right level, in terms of both respect and personal excellence

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE.THANKS FOR WATCHING

[@seansean2878]

Yep! I was the same Haragei lucid! I can’t get enuff of it now lol

[@52blocksinfo]

ive mos def sparred against wing-chun men....i competed in many chi-sao matches

[@marc96ish]

I think if most boxers were to learn the great art of 52 they can really increase they're defense game because what I think is that 52 is more of a defensive art there's so many blocks that are pretty effective I think that 52 is very effective in a street fight salute to lyte burly for doing his thing

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@Cinderblock1985]

You are right and exact. My background is boxing but i am learning 52 right now. Peace!

[@alexandercalvo8326]

it works because he forces you to fight his fight.

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

It would be 100% love to have private lessons in a lab from the great one.

[@rasaroots6309]

The switch hook @6:04 reminds me of Emmanuel Augustus. Love that style.

[@SoldiersOfMisfortune]

the one thing I noticed is that the boxer has a hard time against Lyte because he is constantly changing footing, hand position, and striking strategy. the other dude can't get a gage on him, but Lyte has his number after first and making him fight his fight.

[@52blocksinfo]

They must fight your fight ,not by force but through the laws of attraction.SALUTE

[@ethmadjam]

BULLSHIT

[@janusmagus]

4:50 - 4:55 was like a master class on using simple pivots to change the angle of attack with minimal movement...loved it.

[@illkid86]

As a pugilist practioner I love your 52 block style it's amazing brother

[@52blocksinfo]

i hear what your saying but nak had skills but the vids show the greatest aspect of 52 which is defense and how to train it the moves are meant to fit the situation so when you see the hand move its meant as fakes to throw off your opponent before you attack not to waste energy but if you try to use 52 in this manner almost dancing with it you could run of energy but since 52 is defense thats what the vids center on the offense is something you must train punching or kicking grabbing

[@mr.j9899]

Just discovered 52 want to learn all I can

[@mmafightcoach]

Lovely spin around at around 7:45 onwards

[@whereseap]

These vids are so dope 🙌. Thanks for puttin in thst work.

[@52blocksinfo]

my student won the golden glove,his matches are up..i have my fight vids up,i have atleast 300 videos but they are there

[@DT3TheBoonMan]

52blocksinfo I gotta video I'm going to make about this 52 blocks martial arts system which is nothing but dirty boxing...im going to do more research on this....video coming soon... #DT3 #NewMedia #Notificationgang #Godsquad

[@burgersquid]

Seems like a lot of the more intricate hand movements get clunkier when the big 16oz gloves are used, especially stuff that (to me at least) seems geared toward setting up takedowns or throws. that said though, I dig the style and I like how all the participants in these sparring videos seems to be having fun, it's not ego driven BS.

[@kovenmaitreya7184]

The fact that it still seems to work despite the gloves getting in the way speaks volumes to me. I know how much gloves or headgear or whatever would change the dynamic of techniques, and 52 is extremely swift and precise. Still seems to work though to a decent enough degree.

[@52blocksinfo]

@krumplstiltzkin you can hit with force without having to worry about ripping skin,,,leaving bruises..neither one of us had mouth pieces...my teacher taught me that tech...

[@joshuataylor151]

I will say, your the most effective user of the 52 that I've seen. Most move too irrationally to quickly and a front kick would destroy them. Keep positive training.

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE..APPRECIATED

[@preachthepoet2442]

I've tooken taiquabdo for years studying boxing to comoensate fir my hands still get eat up with lucky punches but I incorporated 52 what I've learned took notes studied it everyday wrote down tips applications I go through the motiins over here in Bastrop Louisiana is bad worse than new Orleans you walk every where your gping to get jumped am man tryed to fight me another trued to rob me too 52 helped my hands and when you throw a kick its hard to thriw a stiff one with the normal hands up because your also generating form pivot and power with upper body too I get full control power generation and protect my head groin and everything at the same time I've compensated for lesser speed and it dies conserve energy in a fight still working on greater speed im a big guy 6 foot 3 and 265 ppounds it saved my life several times

[@52blocksinfo]

@52blocksinfo of fighting...an every race of man has had input on fighting so whats wrong with that???once again thanks for the comment

[@SalahSaMoorISufi]

Honorable demo.

[@DylansTracks]

I just saw the video where Sifu Fernandez openly said he will pay for you to come spar with him. You should definitely take it up! Italy is beautiful!

[@nostyle9169]

Who would refuse a free ticket to see Europe and Italy. I guess someone thas afraid of flying and or Fernandez.

[@52blocksinfo]

LMAO...hey troll ITALY is nice

[@axiongoblininterests1280]

Burly & Fernandez Doesn't Sound Like Good Music dont like anger Itlay Though & Grappling I Would Like To Know More About What Does 52 Do With Grappling, Particularly Grappling Resistance. I Want To Stay On Top Or Run. Thanks Lyte Burly.

[@52blocksinfo]

on the ground some shapes can be used but it works better standing up

[@YAHSNUM1]

I love that cake walk!!!! its the best

[@moneyisfreedom]

LB footwork so cold man, dude can't touch him😭💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥salute LB.

[@the_red-plague]

Literally dude is fuckin floating

[@erinmurphy6993]

As to the uppercut in 8:11 that is similar to a tactic used by Jake Lamotta to crowd or tie up a boxers arms and keep him on the outside or occupied before picking your shots or swarming in. The old talents use to punch to the arm all the time until boxing got all sissified. That was a perfect spin around I'm surprised you got him on the pivot shot.

[@seandafny]

looks dangerous to throw

[@ZeAlfredo]

Also, slapping is the principal method of training the 52s. becuase it attacks sensative targets

[@Saint3nikolas]

This is great movement

[@heavyhands1383]

Hey Mr. Burly, I see you bustin' out some of that Jersey Joe Walcott cakewalk to set up your rear hand. I like that tricky footwork. Thanks again for the interview. The episode will be coming out tomorrow--I'll send the link to you on Facebook. Edit: And you called it the "cake walk" yourself later in the video. Nice.

[@samaneate2385]

Connor Ruebusch heavy hands boy !!!!!! Love your pod cast Conor so funny to see you here.

[@52blocksinfo]

hey i always get that,,its a old boxing trick when the gloves are on the right way you can cut and ko your opponent very easy,so when sparring or teaching boxing with out gear or mouth pieces when put the gloves on backwards

[@payatntall]

Isaac Logart W 10 Ludwig Lightburn II, round 7 This is ludwig light burn

[@Jabzilla25]

that cake walk... pure beauty

I DID 52 BLOCK CONCEPTS. SYSTEMATIC WARFARE. KEEP UP THE INSPIRATIONAL WORK.

[@payatntall]

I study a lot of George benton, Joe hans, all those old school guys, my trainer fed me a lot of boxing technique history and secrets, He trained with Ludwig Lightburn whom i think u will find of interest

[@52blocksinfo]

i will check him out..SALUTE

[@ATACXGYM]

john edward Acosido Ludwig Lightburn? The Belizean brutha? That's a O.G. name from back in the day. What...early 50's?

[@samseloo4962]

Cool to watch. I like how your videos are short and to the point and don't spend ungodly amounts of time talking about who knows what. I have spent a lot of time training in boxing and the 52 looks amazing!

[@haharr901]

stumbled across this but glad I did. You have my vote. Positive action yields positive results.

[@6brettes]

tall poppy syndrome you know that yer getn to them when they feel the needs to send down a decent boxer to test out yer style!! keep it up i saw some pretty perplexing hard to read moves in their the boxer was still trying to figure you out come the ends of the last round and yeh those rounds were testing! lot of energy went into theym rounds hats off to yer opponent too cuz he kept trying to come at ya never gave up!? even tho he wasnt quite sure what you would be doing next which is half the art of boxing!!

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE.THANK you for you very observing informative comments

[@52blocksinfo]

+david john Huxtable SALUTE

[@52blocksinfo]

@Donpaeng there has to be animosity to spar???????an where do you think 52 is from?its roots are in black boxers so you saying it just looks like boxing is confusing..52 is not a chinese kung-fu,,,or karate...it's from black boxers such as archie moore,jack johnson etc..the moves are set up to learn how to use footwork..blocks,parrys,FEINTS which is very important...an i did deflect his punches matter fact the left hook was set up off the skull an bones...but thanks for the comment

[@timjohnson9978]

I used some of those techniques in sparring, they do work they are effective and they definitely throws your opponent off

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE

[@megamillz390]

1st off much respect to you and your Craft your art 52 remind me of old boxing like Philly shell def boxing... bacc in the day my uncle and use to slap box and he'd say "52/50" then used those same technique.. it's always been my go to. but I'd love to learn and be proficient, have foundation

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE..awesome memory just hit me up we can get that done.LGD

[@erichardric6062]

I hate I had to go thru like 5 videos to finally find a real sparring session, but Im glad I persevered. I wish I could see an actual fight though, it would go a long way to back up what you guys are saying about being the master an all. I can tell you all got skills, I would just like to see a real match.

[@TzionBarlev]

This looks like 2 friends literally training stamina and jab timing and that's it.

[@52blocksinfo]

sure if you say so...we will wait to see what you can do

[@dannteeskew3336]

Another good video my brotha. Haven't seen too many brothas today that can rock the Science with efficiency. I got a question for you king...is there any plans on brothas from across the country coming together to share what they know of the Science ? There are versions of this up and down the East Coast , Mid West and West Coast. I'm 41 soon to be 42 so I came up during that generation. I think our generation and older are the last to obtain this knowledge. I think it would be kool to create a official 52 blocks/Jailhouse Rock Organisation to help keep this African American (with Biafran /Bantu origins) alive and well when we're to old to pass it on to the next generations.

[@52blocksinfo]

EXCELLENT IDEA

[@dannteeskew3336]

@@52blocksinfo appreciate the feedback Ahk. Not going to lie but this will be a task not for the light hearted lol. I know most who do know it probably won't come forth to collaborate and document on video. I don't know man...maybe I'm just dreamin lol. Would be nice if the idea came into fruition one day.

[@trillwill205]

James Toney uses that cakewalk too..its slick..

[@jamalgus349]

No wasted movement

[@riceboy287]

awesome pivoting at the end of round 1

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE..i watched a lot of purnell whitaker to get that pivot..thanks for the comment

[@anythanandeverythan]

lmfaoo catches em every time , u rocked his face wid dat LGD

[@oldcar725]

Much love and respect

[@52blocksinfo]

working on one,hopefully by the summer

[@ZeAlfredo]

in the 52s as in life there is a time for everything. if it is done at its proper time, it will work. period. remeber the offense is dirty fighting/boxing also, so ground game and all that good stuff is included. it may be considered unfair tho

[@TheVenomz]

I'm an open minded guy and I'd like to see MORE videos of this style. Not in the park but against certified fighters in a gym. I'm having a hard time considering this style as legit. also, can you please tell me why the man's glove is on incorrectly?

[@kobiesboxing4956]

This is about technique & scoring points, and not brute force which is good for learning, and testing out your style.

[@52blocksinfo]

@YoungCrs you don't get a extra reach your hand is all the way in the glove so you get about the same reach you get when its on correct

[@kengozin]

As a student i have to correct my bad habit of wanting to block in close to trap and do a takedown instead of using my legs to create range.

[@seansean2878]

Nice! I like the breakdown and explanations.

[@rocksteady8705]

Peace & love from the 🇬🇧 London city. the defence is very beautiful

[@instructorlex8273]

I want to give my thoughts. The elbows for blocks are great! I learned years ago when doing a boxing cover if you turn to the proper angle you can let the hat hit the elbow. I learned boxing in the streets no gloves. Two things that concern me. One, as a kicker I firmly believe I would pick up quickly on the way you lower your head for low jabs and seemingly defensive maneuvers, and I’d kick to the head while down. I have seen this work many times. If there is no kick I believe it’s not terrible but you also leave yourself open for a tackle. All in all I respect it and appreciate the street culture in the art. Growing up in the streets myself it is refreshing. Take care.

[@52blocksinfo]

yes there are always openings.. the thing is to adapt to the fighter so it's really hard to watch video's and see the openings cause when you in there it's adaption but you are right if I duck down and stay there I could be kicked in the head.its a good thing I kick and punch and wrestle back so that keeps my opponent honest

[@instructorlex8273]

52blocksinfo 52blocksinfo I respect that. Of course there are always openings. We all chose a way to deal with those. Let me start by saying I have modestly adapted my own version of your skull and bones. I respect what you do. My comment wasn’t to cut you down, just to say as a fighter, I would look to exploit this a great deal. Of course if you knew I was a kicker you would have the opportunity to adapt and in this particular sparring session you have no reason to fear The Knick I assume. Please see this combination I uploaded moments ago for you to see, I have respectfully added the skull and bones technique at the end of my combination, Originally I have done this as an elbow strike but made a slight modification of the rear hand to leave an option to use it with the concept of your skull and bones technique. This is done in a respectful manner and I do not intend to know the technique as you would teach it, I have just adapted the concept and basic movement. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2mriJeaisStpLs Please continue to post as I respect your system and what you do and I think it is important that systems like yours are active. I too teach and practice something unorthodox and believe in its importance in today’s martial arts realm!

[@52blocksinfo]

@@instructorlex8273 SALUTE. this way of talking has it draw backs and one of them is the feeling behind the words i respected what you said no disrespect taking i really liked your comment and many thanks for adding what i do to make your own..THAT IS A HONOR ..SALUTE please continue to cooment on what you see its all a learning process

[@grayghost1031]

Question, I have used a front shin kick on a boxer as he has to be within arm distance to strike you. As a boxer steps and drags this feet. The front shin kick will always reach the boxer front leg. This takes his mind off protecting his face as he will start to protect his shin. Just food for thought. Good video, please keep them coming.

[@52blocksinfo]

@fredyzpt yes SIR...THE PHILLY SHELL TECH DONE RIGHT IS VERY HARD TO DEAL WITH....LGD

[@YeshuaChuy]

They call it brawling style? Your art looks really clean to me. Nice touch with the backwards gloves, makes it a lot easier to keep the right mindset; or does it make it much harder to step into the wrong one?

[@tpbisdivine]

Remember Ninjas came to fight off the samurai, and win chung to fight off other kung fu systems. In these days in times that culture appears to be so dignified but in the time it was surrounded by contradiction and corruption. Still there was a certain code that survived. The same thing applies to 52 blocks.

[@cuevasdecamuy]

personally I think the best defense is good offense, but one should be very eficient in defense because one can not always use a stop-hit or stop kick

[@52blocksinfo]

@getmajor yea he was very tight...thats what happens when you don't train everyday...

[@houseofyahosaphat4731]

Appreciate the dedication

[@52blocksinfo]

finaLLY somebody who understands the glove backwards trick..you def keep the right mindset able to practice without hurting each other...LGD

[@dman7626]

Why are your gloves backwards?

[@chrismcintosh2564]

Cake walk!!!!!!...dangerous but if executed correctly...beautiful connection possible knock out

[@52blocksinfo]

@Donpaeng sparring infront of my gf....now the comment is getting silly....no fighters shouldn't get emotional if they want to win..your not making sense so your saying the only way to have animosity is making twisted faces an looking upset????that type of animosity is only good at selling tickets to fights to people like you...you probaly believe in WWF...LOOK AT all the animosity they show to each other then they go collect their checks an laugh...lol

[@85OGeezy]

African Americans HAVING culture and African Americans KNOWING THEY HAVE THAT CULTURE are two totally different things. As a grown man, having had the oppurtunity to attend college and taking upon myself to further delve into African History, yes, I know we HAVE culture as a people but experience has taught me that a lot of us DON'T KNOW. We may subconsciously know (like sensing) on a level that most don't bother to concern themselves with =, but even then, it doesn't mean that that person is...

[@tw69hands2]

@tuopvm: 52 Blocks artists use just what they need for a given situation. You just don't give away all of your techniques. Use just what you need.

[@52blocksinfo]

stop thru tompkins square park...this weekend is good

[@californiacombativesclub202]

win or lose you had the balls to glove up and put your skills to the test,

[@MrTodd2000]

Awesome !!

[@RaceClistonRacebizzy]

What's good fam I'm just anylyzing your techniques. And I know for sure you only showing a 20pct of it. For the demonstration it is very intuitive I am a student watching on learning the game of boxing. I forget who it was that said this, a master can't show all the cards only in portions, because a student is young & vigorous he will try you one day. But yeah fam you said something real about pacing yourself and you have great discipline. Thx for these vids practice continues for me tomorrow.

[@popsesko1479]

Thanks Brother great detail explanations, 52 is real...

[@cuevasdecamuy]

hey i wanted to share this with you, i know you are boxing so you cant kick there...but what you called the K walk i have used it but instead of punching when the opponent comes in i stop him with a spinin backkick is very effective it was worked for me almost everytime...if you want to use it it would make 52 more well rounded...peace..keep it up

[@52blocksinfo]

GOOD MFING EYE...yes SIR...that is my favorite set-up...LGD

[@SlowMoImpact]

he explains that in the video.

[@erinmurphy6993]

I was going to say you over-extended on that windmill punch at 5:45 surprised he didn't try to punch down or throw a low hook. Otherwise good blocking and footwork though. The Philly Shell looks risky if you don't have good weave and pivot stepping, but it looks surprisingly similar to a tactic in Tae Kwon Do/Tang Soo Do.

[@orangeiceice12]

This shit is pretty hot. What about 52 vs grapplers?

[@devourerofbabies]

What's with the backwards gloves?

[@52blocksinfo]

@YAHSNUM1 YES sir nobody did it better the JERSEY JOE WALCOTT

[@BearsArms45]

I admit when I first saw the 52 I was almost racially biased to it. Like "oh a fighting culture Bourne from prison gangsters on a hip hop rhythm, doesn't sound very respectable." But as a man you have wonderful insights, genuine and intelligent fighting theories and sound like a truly respectable and masterful practitioner. As a current wing chun student (former boxer) I should have been more open to your style from day 1 because it's wonderfully practical and your ideas have already improved my sparring by reevaluating my own fighting ideas. Thanks man, god bless!

[@52blocksinfo]

SALUTE.I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR WORDS

[@Donpaeng]

Although i did like that pernell whitaker move.

[@Rasepreme]

yo, lyte this probably was one of your better video (will check round 3-5 out). this is what 52 needs. while the two camps are fighting about "who got the real", the. other martial schools are mocking the whole art. Fuk all the verbal talk, box it out in the ring and move on to peace. you can not show me a school of MA that does not have two schools in debate or the origin and principles of the art. I would love to see both camps in a ring 52 vs 52, let the people see who the best is.

[@Miggy617]

Great video1!

[@52blocksinfo]

na this was just hands... but i do practice kicking based arts

[@tmhismymagan6882]

When are y'all coming to Chicago ??

[@tw69hands2]

I wonder if any boxers or boxing trainers have asked you to train them or their boxers to help to improve defensive skills and reflexes. A lot of these defensive techniques would make a boxer very hard to hit and or feint out of position.

[@TheDemzlyChannel]

now that was priceless!

[@Rasepreme]

like the abbot said in Shaolin vs Wutang...The best fighter usually wins.

[@anythanandeverythan]

at 0:37 was that the skull an bones as a feint to the left hook?

[@hallmonitor98]

so why are his gloves on backwards?

[@SirLurnAlot]

Not bad! Interesting! My only criticism though. The last uppercut thrown at 08:11. A little suspect there.

[@52blocksinfo]

not every punch is meant to land,your right uppercutting from long range is not advised unless you know what your doing,thats what i call the TRAP,if he would have tried to counter the long uppercut the left hook would have hit him as he enters,fighting is mental an you have to let your opponent believe there is a opening so he wants to come in,but thanks for watching,an commenting

[@axiongoblininterests1280]

WE Need A Choreographed Fight Scene for 52 Blocks Using KZbins Fast & Slow Speed Feature & Brake Down Of Movement Using The Minutes Feature Like This in slow 0:35 3:20 3:40 Thanks

[@christopherduffy1703]

queensgambit Wow! Counter right cross city.

[@bugs4680]

you could have really hurt him or show him , instead it was a positive learning experience , good job you are a gentleman in my eyes

[@52blocksinfo]

THAN YOU WARRIOR

[@bugs4680]

@@52blocksinfo is this comment good or bad lol

[@GardellaDan]

Why are the gloves on backwards?

[@time2stack41]

Anyone knows why he where the gloves backwards?

[@redwolf7929]

Why gloves on wrong way?

[@52blocksinfo]

@11mac11s tompkins square park lower eastside manhattan

[@Stayls]

What I am starting to understand that if anytype and form of martial arts was used as defense. Correct me if I am wrong 52 is an art of defense. It was created and being used as an art of battle. Regardless of what any of you are saying none of you who think your a martial art expert are right. Isn't the art of martial arts the art of learning more than one way to fight and defend yourself? I mean if you all are going to be "masters" master it all. And I am a female I understand this.

[@zayzay542]

52=7 God body

[@Dillagent]

@52blocksinfo Lyte Sifu your technique is amazing man