I've been in and around combat sports the majority of my life, I grew up with wrestling, boxing, TKD, BJJ, even capoeira, and I've been in a few real life self defense situations (not proudly, I'm just not a big guy and I've been jumped a number of times). I just learned about 52 Blocks a couple days ago, and after watching your vids I can without a doubt say this one of the most practical and realistic approaches to self defense I've ever seen. I've been nonstop researching this system and one of my favorite parts is the general acceptance of randomness and chance inherent in the chaos of a streetfight, and that you gotta be able to read the situation and improvise. In a real life situation your adrenaline is pumping, you lose dexterity, your technique becomes sloppy, and you don't get to choose your environment, so understanding that you need to be able to commit these techniques to muscle memory AND be able to adapt them is the thing I respect most about this art. Thanks for the great teaching, I hope I find myself in your area someday!!
You are such a charismatic and dynamic instructor… hell yeah I subscribed!!! I love the dirty boxing techniques!!! 52 blocks is pretty freakin’ cool… the reason I love Pugilism and FMA is that these systems were propitiated by blue collar workers and people struggling through poverty… I could expand in this, but 52 blocks comes from real “hard” people who needed to survive in a tough environment, from what little I understand. Great video. Great energy. Great techniques. I respect what you are doing so much! Thank you for posting this.
I would venture to say the first block of roll the dice instantaneously becomes a back fist , thus a block is a strike and a strike is a block, countering a follow through punch.
Why do black people prefer a martial art that was created by a black guy than an art that is just better all around for self defense? Just seems low key racist.
That was a great video! Really dig the breakdown, application and review of the set! All in a historic building in which Harriet Tubman helped emancipate our people! 🙏🏿💪🏿💯 Thanks Grandmaster Mo
Keep following the channel. I am hoping to have something in the Bay in the year or 2. In the meantime join the Patreon on any level. Our goal is 1000 Patreon members before the Convention in December.
I couldn't tell if you said roll the dice or not on the 4th set you showed. Instead of going over your right hand w/ your left on the second beat, go under your right hand so you don't tie yourself up. There's a stick fighting pattern called heaven 6, try to do that w/ just your hands. If I was using sticks & went over my right hand w/ my left, then on the 3rd beat I wouldn't be able to reuse my right hand w/out cutting myself if I had blades
The“ close the door“ technique can also be done with the hands and arms horizontal like in George Foreman‘s signature“ cross arms defense“. If“ close the door“ was done horizontally, the end “dirty Bird” strike would flow much better because your arms are in that position. The only reason why I personally came up with that solution is thatMy arms are so tight that I’ve never been able to close them totally in that vertical position. Praying mantis style favors that position and because I could never get into it I could never Perform the movement
In the 52 I learned in Crown Heights Brooklyn, we would often throw the jab cross at the opponents triceps biceps or directly into the shoulder deltoid muscle. The idea was to beat up the arms rocky Marciano style, so that the personWould eventually be unable to defend his body and face properly. Also, by making the arms the target you also succeed in making your opponent gun shy as everything becomes a potential target for you to strike
In Crowne Heights we perform the“ roll the dice and “movement kind of like you were hitting a speed bag same movements single single, double double and keep the momentum in the flow going. We would combine that flow with the Roll the dice movement that you’re demonstrating here as well
What I love about the “ Dirtybird“ technique is that it can also be used to attack their eyes both I said that. Not to mention that is a great distraction you can combine that easily with a kick to the groin or as a preemptive strike to opponents face I can see how the opponent would immediately rolled his head back to get out of the way Furthermore, the technique can easily be used with the wing Chun LOP SAO Movement. If the opponent blocks the Dirtybird technique urine perfect position to grab his wrist inLOP SAO fashion
instead of slapping down on stack the deck, slap your right hand on their arm not past your shoulder (a parry) then your left hand same area as you remove your right hand (a check) your right hand becomes a back fist. stand in a doorway & touch the frame w/ your right, then same spot w/ your left & swing your right out like the back fist to get down w/ the movement. you can also climb their arm w/ same pattern to get closer to them if you was to far out
I appreciate all forms of training. But looking at the technical aspects the instructor is doing, I think I speak for most people that know at least a little about boxing, is that we want to see your “style” go up against a pure boxer. Or even an Muay Thai trained fighter or MMA practitioner. I’ve boxed for many years and have trained in other disciplines, but most of my fights have been in the street due to my background as a bouncer and private security contractor. These moves on the video do not seem to be effective enough to commit to memory, and students should be wary about that before they try to use it on the ring or street..
stack the deck would never work against a skilled oppenent! If i see you parry one or two of my hits ill just feint the next hit go low to the solar plexus! There are practical skills in this style but the overly complicated a flashy bits will get you washed
He does 52's like it is a Asian martial art and it is not. So the real 52's they are not getting also they don't have the movement of 52's Jailhouse. This is just to make a few dollars which is sad!!!!
@@52blocksfederation83 Also my Masters don't teach just for money they teach to our people so they can pass it on and keep it alive in the African and African American community!!!
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I've been in and around combat sports the majority of my life, I grew up with wrestling, boxing, TKD, BJJ, even capoeira, and I've been in a few real life self defense situations (not proudly, I'm just not a big guy and I've been jumped a number of times).
I just learned about 52 Blocks a couple days ago, and after watching your vids I can without a doubt say this one of the most practical and realistic approaches to self defense I've ever seen. I've been nonstop researching this system and one of my favorite parts is the general acceptance of randomness and chance inherent in the chaos of a streetfight, and that you gotta be able to read the situation and improvise. In a real life situation your adrenaline is pumping, you lose dexterity, your technique becomes sloppy, and you don't get to choose your environment, so understanding that you need to be able to commit these techniques to muscle memory AND be able to adapt them is the thing I respect most about this art.
Thanks for the great teaching, I hope I find myself in your area someday!!
@M00nSquid If this art was legit it would have blown up decades ago
Salute to Master Ace on the Cover + Professor Mo giving the break down!!
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I Love This 52 Block Series Of Training Prof. Mo! Osu!!!
I did a dirty bird to myself
Yes it hurts
Rolling the dice is used in some forms of Praying Mantis, excellent for trapping.
This video is gold🏆💯
This brotha is mad nice 🔥👍🏾‼️
Thanks for your teachings Sensei
Mark Brereton sorry for the delay. The patreon will be officially launched after the 4th of July.
Are you on the Patreon Mark?
Hey i just came across your video and i want to thank you for teaching me and countless others how to protect ourselves i appreciate you.🙏🏻🤞🏻💯💪🏻
Great sequence. Thank you for posting this.
We really need this out here in illinois. This is one of my favorite fighting systems
You are such a charismatic and dynamic instructor… hell yeah I subscribed!!! I love the dirty boxing techniques!!! 52 blocks is pretty freakin’ cool… the reason I love Pugilism and FMA is that these systems were propitiated by blue collar workers and people struggling through poverty… I could expand in this, but 52 blocks comes from real “hard” people who needed to survive in a tough environment, from what little I understand. Great video. Great energy. Great techniques. I respect what you are doing so much! Thank you for posting this.
I have a big seminar in New York on March 3rd. Text me or WhatsApp for more information 646 373-7804.
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You the truth. Love you man. You are a blessing.
What a video ! So great...whats the city where u are located ?
just broke my forehead on that subscribe button!
You good? Lol
I am on my second set of 52
Yeahhhhhhh!,,, I miss your classes
I tip my 🎩 to you, Professor Moe.
What would stop the opponent from simply throwing a left hook to the body when you're doing "roll the dice"?
I would venture to say the first block of roll the dice instantaneously becomes a back fist , thus a block is a strike and a strike is a block, countering a follow through punch.
Don't forget there is also advance blocks as taught in Krav maga,when the block becomes the strike or done at the same time with both hands as well.
Hand skills yes indeed
Thats absolutely awesome! Is there a possibility to learn online? I live in Germany😊
Enjoyed the video. Would like to learn more Where are you located?
Quality!
Nice
When you close the door, you should have a visor so you can react to the opponent's activity
Can you also add footwork in lesson 3? I Think it is important for new in boxing as well.
Footwork is coming soon.
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Damn - Professor Mo got a Curriculum!!!!!! Game Changer!!!!!! African American Martial Arts!!!!
Why do black people prefer a martial art that was created by a black guy than an art that is just better all around for self defense? Just seems low key racist.
You should add in wing chun chain punch.
That was a great video! Really dig the breakdown, application and review of the set! All in a historic building in which Harriet Tubman helped emancipate our people! 🙏🏿💪🏿💯 Thanks Grandmaster Mo
More!!!!!!!!!!! The instructor is the SHYT!!!
Professional mo should be his name. Tha man is amazing for real
Do you teach classes in Los Angeles?
What is the patreon adress , how do I get all the DVDs, and how can I get certified, im in Alaska
Sorry for the delay. The patreon will be launched after the 4 th of July where you can be certified. Text me at 646 373-7804 Prof. Mo
Where you located?
What city you in
Fire ass video!!!
whats yal patreon?
Thanks so much for sharing with people who arent from african descent too:
You are welcome. Martial Arts is for everyone. I have a Black Belt in Shotokan but I am not Japanese.
There are some whites who genuinely love and expose themselves to all aspects of African American culture
I'm in the bay area are their any schools out here to learn 52 blocks???
Keep following the channel. I am hoping to have something in the Bay in the year or 2. In the meantime join the Patreon on any level.
Our goal is 1000 Patreon members before the Convention in December.
Spread 52s ! Its American.
I couldn't tell if you said roll the dice or not on the 4th set you showed. Instead of going over your right hand w/ your left on the second beat, go under your right hand so you don't tie yourself up. There's a stick fighting pattern called heaven 6, try to do that w/ just your hands. If I was using sticks & went over my right hand w/ my left, then on the 3rd beat I wouldn't be able to reuse my right hand w/out cutting myself if I had blades
The“ close the door“ technique can also be done with the hands and arms horizontal like in George Foreman‘s signature“ cross arms defense“. If“ close the door“ was done horizontally, the end “dirty Bird” strike would flow much better because your arms are in that position. The only reason why I personally came up with that solution is thatMy arms are so tight that I’ve never been able to close them totally in that vertical position. Praying mantis style favors that position and because I could never get into it I could never Perform the movement
In the 52 I learned in Crown Heights Brooklyn, we would often throw the jab cross at the opponents triceps biceps or directly into the shoulder deltoid muscle. The idea was to beat up the arms rocky Marciano style, so that the personWould eventually be unable to defend his body and face properly. Also, by making the arms the target you also succeed in making your opponent gun shy as everything becomes a potential target for you to strike
In Crowne Heights we perform the“ roll the dice and “movement kind of like you were hitting a speed bag same movements single single, double double and keep the momentum in the flow going. We would combine that flow with the Roll the dice movement that you’re demonstrating here as well
What I love about the “ Dirtybird“ technique is that it can also be used to attack their eyes both I said that. Not to mention that is a great distraction you can combine that easily with a kick to the groin or as a preemptive strike to opponents face I can see how the opponent would immediately rolled his head back to get out of the way
Furthermore, the technique can easily be used with the wing Chun LOP SAO Movement. If the opponent blocks the Dirtybird technique urine perfect position to grab his wrist inLOP SAO fashion
instead of slapping down on stack the deck, slap your right hand on their arm not past your shoulder (a parry) then your left hand same area as you remove your right hand (a check) your right hand becomes a back fist. stand in a doorway & touch the frame w/ your right, then same spot w/ your left & swing your right out like the back fist to get down w/ the movement. you can also climb their arm w/ same pattern to get closer to them if you was to far out
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How many sets are there?
There are 25 Sets and 10 with be on You Tube.
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What's the patreon address please?
Where's Onique? Haven't seen her doing her 52 in a while.
Are you in Maryland,cause I'm from Brooklyn NY and I'm nice enough to work with you
I've also improved watching you.
what a bull !!!!!!
where's 52 blocks????
You know 52?
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yes,I do
What your patreon address
Sorry Walter, the patreon will be launched after the 4th of July.
WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE MOVIE HE WAS IN?
I appreciate all forms of training. But looking at the technical aspects the instructor is doing, I think I speak for most people that know at least a little about boxing, is that we want to see your “style” go up against a pure boxer. Or even an Muay Thai trained fighter or MMA practitioner. I’ve boxed for many years and have trained in other disciplines, but most of my fights have been in the street due to my background as a bouncer and private security contractor. These moves on the video do not seem to be effective enough to commit to memory, and students should be wary about that before they try to use it on the ring or street..
stack the deck would never work against a skilled oppenent! If i see you parry one or two of my hits ill just feint the next hit go low to the solar plexus!
There are practical skills in this style but the overly complicated a flashy bits will get you washed
He does 52's like it is a Asian martial art and it is not. So the real 52's they are not getting also they don't have the movement of 52's Jailhouse. This is just to make a few dollars which is sad!!!!
What is your background? Maybe you can help us or maybe you want free martial arts. Well you got some free stuff now move along.
@@52blocksfederation83 No I already do 52s and Capoeira. I was just observing the method you'll use to teach it. So don't need free Marital Arts.
@@52blocksfederation83 Also my Masters don't teach just for money they teach to our people so they can pass it on and keep it alive in the African and African American community!!!
@@tukalors7577Where do you teach...for free?
Lol 🤡 boxing aka fake boxing