I’ve been studying martial arts for over 40 years and this is the first time I’ve come across this; it looks simple and therefore effective. Good job; I seek to learn more about it.
Quick tip muy Thai tip to add , when throwing an elbow it is better to have your palm open than a close fist . It relaxes the muscles around your elbow making it sharper
Who knew that this practical beautiful effective martial art that I learned as a teenager on the streets of crown Heights New York would be recognized in the pantheon of respectable martial arts that it is today. I recall when I took Filipino martial arts yearsLater in my 30s how familiar the concepts were everything I learned in the empty hand Filipino System I learn first doing 52 blocks on the streets of Brooklyn.
There is nothing new under the Sun and there is no such thing as a different type of combat except for the systems that have value for a most effective outcome in combat... So therefore the correct style is the one or the ones that work and so again we will find similarities... Such as the Lo'Han Fist, ' Wing-Tsun etc.etc etc...
I’ve done martial arts for nearly 20 years and this is the first time I’ve heard of 52 blocks. It looks a lot like some of the stuff I’ve seen and done, but it’s unique in a few ways. Definitely gonna look more of this up.
A lot of this feels like Wing Chun, but adapted to work against opponents who box primarily. Especially the cover the bullet and skull and crossbones shapes. Can’t wait to learn more.
You just got a free lesson. Take it, say thank you and move on. I am an acclaimed martial arts Master. “ I don’t take lessons, I give them. Maybe you should stay in your lane…
As someone who grew up boxing and my dad ( from the uk) taught me elbows up hands behind head blocks everything but an uppercut & to utilize shell. As of TODAY I discovered this 52 blocks and it feels like my life changed lmaoo 😂 🔥
Back in the sixties and seventies most prisons were organized gladiator schools. Which means fighting in a lot of tight spots and corners and around a lot of objects that can be used as weapons. That's why 52 blocks look somewhat odd. That's how we learned to fight. Many prison were organized gladiator schools. In the sixties seventies.
A 52 Blocks Master trained with a Wing Chun Master they exchamged ideas, techniques etc. I practiced Wing Chun, my Uncle was a boxing instructor. Both styles combined with others makes 52 blocks very strong. 52 Blocks started in American prisons. Professional boxers use 52 blocks techniques.
Been aware of this system for some time, everything in this system is almost exact from the Kali I trained in the 80's. The only difference is the names. Taking effective combat from Panentuken of Philippine systems and giving them urban names. Effectiveness is effectiveness no matter where it comes from. What works is just what works. 52 Blocks is effective, and I like it.
Interesting this reminds me so much of Kali. I will say in general I don’t like to jab or cross because if someone uses an elbow destruction you could break your hands. I like to palm strike, hammer fist, or knock, to preserve my hands.
Salute the streets. Salute 52 block and the bartendaz. Tapping in from southern greater Somalia 🥷🏽🛖💚☝🏼. Shout out to 52 block south. It's been a long time. Free Palestine
Filipino salute, Japanese OSU, European boxing 🥊, Indonesian elbows with Filipino moves but hammers instead of blades and you also have Chinese/Japanese/Korean style Kata 😅 Salute 🎉
Brother I’m from the UK I wish we could get you over to the UK so some of our lost brothers and sisters can find themselves. Maybe we can arrange something.
Not likely. Elbows are much harder than the small vines in the hand. If he punched just about anyone’s elbow as hard as he could his hand would likely break.
In the filipino martial arts“ Cover the bullet“ is referred to as“ defanging the snake“ by guiding it into the elbow you break the fingers the“snakes teeth“
I have been doing the martial arts for many many years. This was a treat! I sincerely hope that a lot of the young Brothers learn this. Very impressive.
I got you. March 3rd I am doing a big seminar in New York for Art of Survival Magazine. Folk from all over are coming but in the meantime join Patreon and text me and or WhatsApp me your TShirt size. 646 373-7804.
My Brazilian Brother.how are things? Are you learning the Sets? The Federation has decided to add Capoeira into our kids program. I am also a BJJ Black Belt and I am coming to your country to train next yr. Do you train in Brazilian and what style.
Great technique along with the realism of self defense. To come to think of it, I live in Phoenix where crime has spiked within the last 3 years and police sirens run rampant and constant, I take it up to myself to broaden my horizon of learning the art of self defense. Yo keep this up, Mo.
Peace God! I gotta quick question for u. Pardon self if it seems like a dumb question to ask but oh well. So in The last part of the set when u roll the dice u showed us to roll foward 3 times and then reverse it and roll 3 times backwards but cover up on the 3rd roll back. At the end when u put it all together I noticed u didn’t roll the dice forward just backwards to end it covering up for the last move of the set. Is that intentional or what? My question is when I’m practicing and I put it all together at the end when I roll the dice do I practice rolling the dice forward and backwards and end wit the cover up or do I just practice rolling backwards like u did and cover up? Obviously I assume just to practice it both ways but I just wanted to ask u. Seems like a dumb question but hey I wanna make sure I to get it and do it right and exact. Peace!
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I’ve been studying martial arts for over 40 years and this is the first time I’ve come across this; it looks simple and therefore effective. Good job; I seek to learn more about it.
Quick tip muy Thai tip to add , when throwing an elbow it is better to have your palm open than a close fist . It relaxes the muscles around your elbow making it sharper
Glad to see 52 getting organized and growing. Most legit martial art. Respect.
Who knew that this practical beautiful effective martial art that I learned as a teenager on the streets of crown Heights New York would be recognized in the pantheon of respectable martial arts that it is today. I recall when I took Filipino martial arts yearsLater in my 30s how familiar the concepts were everything I learned in the empty hand Filipino System I learn first doing 52 blocks on the streets of Brooklyn.
There's nothing new under the sun. Have you heard of Hsing Yi Ch'uan?
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
Strong island 52,s since 1980
In the Year 77 in Brooklyn is where l had learned this great art, lt had helped me in many ways to win. Love it Thanks for the video Peace
There is nothing new under the Sun and there is no such thing as a different type of combat except for the systems that have value for a most effective outcome in combat... So therefore the correct style is the one or the ones that work and so again we will find similarities...
Such as the Lo'Han Fist, ' Wing-Tsun etc.etc etc...
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Very informative. So practical. You are the best of best teachers. Thanks a lot.
No wasted movement. Practical and effective. Thank you for sharing this knowledge sir. Respect
I’ve done martial arts for nearly 20 years and this is the first time I’ve heard of 52 blocks. It looks a lot like some of the stuff I’ve seen and done, but it’s unique in a few ways. Definitely gonna look more of this up.
It's from the prison system "52 blocks"
@@Addi_Teacha509 Didn't it come from the rough and tumble boxers of Virginia.
@@GlenRoss-ug5jm
What I know about 52 blocks this started within the US prisons systems
@@wendellknight2072 I've heard it was taken there.
I remember we were going through these sets during covid on Zoom. 52 Blocks Federation has now officially invaded TH-cam!
Yes sir!!!!
zoom lol Otay
A lot of this feels like Wing Chun, but adapted to work against opponents who box primarily. Especially the cover the bullet and skull and crossbones shapes. Can’t wait to learn more.
You just got a free lesson. Take it, say thank you and move on.
I am an acclaimed martial arts Master. “ I don’t take lessons, I give them.
Maybe you should stay in your lane…
@@52blocksfederation83 He wasn't even telling you like you're a student and he was voicing his thoughts.
@@52blocksfederation83everyone is a student, or are you claiming perfection?
It is wing Chun most likely some wing Chun that got spread in jail
@nl5455 somehow man's bruised his ego with a comparison to wing chun
Very good instructor...very clear and easy to follow
My dad taught me 52 growing up and I been using it ever since never loss a 1 on 1 street fight2️⃣💯
really your dad
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@@boopkal4716 I’ll beat yo ass boi I been training in mma my whole life 🤣
We have a goal of 1000 Patreon members by the Convention in December.
Support the Federation aka gatekeepers of the Blocks.
Salute.
Are you from Brooklyn? Ask because all my people from Brooklyn was the ones that taught me
Sensei Mo I like the way you explain the material.👍🙏 GREAT ENERGY!
As someone who grew up boxing and my dad ( from the uk) taught me elbows up hands behind head blocks everything but an uppercut & to utilize shell. As of TODAY I discovered this 52 blocks and it feels like my life changed lmaoo 😂 🔥
Back in the sixties and seventies most prisons were organized gladiator schools. Which means fighting in a lot of tight spots and corners and around a lot of objects that can be used as weapons. That's why 52 blocks look somewhat odd. That's how we learned to fight. Many prison were organized gladiator schools. In the sixties seventies.
A 52 Blocks Master trained with a Wing Chun Master they exchamged ideas, techniques etc. I practiced Wing Chun, my Uncle was a boxing instructor.
Both styles combined with others makes 52 blocks very strong.
52 Blocks started in American prisons. Professional boxers use 52 blocks techniques.
Great information and knowledge of the concept of 52 Block!
Disciplinary action. You taught this well. Thank you
You made me smile, sir. This was great!
Absolutely amazing Ahch! I’m going to keep working on this. Man I wish you all had some instructors in the DMV areas.
DMV? Department of Motor Vehicles? 😅
This is a very good street fighting system. Excellent!
Professor Mo excellent information fight dirty live clean
5 to the heart. 2 to the head. I salute you. thank you sifu ❤
Dope tutorial…great explanation of movements…definitely adding this to my Kali training 🙏🏾👊🏾⚔️
Thank you for the video. You are a great teacher
Love seeing the growth of this art👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
OSS! Thank you Professor!
Been aware of this system for some time, everything in this system is almost exact from the Kali I trained in the 80's. The only difference is the names. Taking effective combat from Panentuken of Philippine systems and giving them urban names. Effectiveness is effectiveness no matter where it comes from. What works is just what works. 52 Blocks is effective, and I like it.
Im a mexican boxer here in Guadalajara (Canelo hometown), i see some useful tools i will use them thank you
I need to register into your academy brother asap. Tomorrow isn’t promised 🙏🏾🤲🏾🙏🏾
Interesting this reminds me so much of Kali. I will say in general I don’t like to jab or cross because if someone uses an elbow destruction you could break your hands. I like to palm strike, hammer fist, or knock, to preserve my hands.
Salute the streets.
Salute 52 block and the bartendaz.
Tapping in from southern greater Somalia 🥷🏽🛖💚☝🏼.
Shout out to 52 block south.
It's been a long time.
Free Palestine
Wow I found the best channel to learn different blocks, that is clear for me to start practicing.. thanks Bro..
I'm glad I learned little FMA, because I think I'm gonna subscribe and get into this. Like right now!!!
Facts been doing this since the late 70s it comes in handy
in prison lol
Thank you, very interesting. Is there any hand conditioning included in 52 blocks?
10:15
Professor Mo has probably hurt so many people...I was not thinking uppercut.
He got a wholesome personality!
Truthfully, the only thing better than your technique is your teaching skills. This is awesome! Thank you
Good stuff sir! Look forward to more!
Beatiful and smart martiala rt for real!Thanks profesor!
Let’s go, the community needs this, more videos please
Professor Mo, I am impressed. Every block is a strike and every strike a block. I tip my 🎩 to you, sir. 😎
Filipino salute, Japanese OSU, European boxing 🥊, Indonesian elbows with Filipino moves but hammers instead of blades and you also have Chinese/Japanese/Korean style Kata 😅 Salute 🎉
I love it's all blocks from each different martial arts 🥋💪🏼
Are you coming to the Convention?
I love the content , peace and blessings !!!
52 block, razor blade on fingers open hand up-rockin. Very pretty style..
Excelent
Brother I’m from the UK I wish we could get you over to the UK so some of our lost brothers and sisters can find themselves.
Maybe we can arrange something.
Awsome Brother very helpful!!!!
Excelente video!
Saludos desde Costa Rica!
Just found this channel.. Awesome
Excellent content Master Mo!
Wow this is beautiful yo go mr. Moe do yr thing .
Thank you so much!!!!!
AW4SOME!!! CHEERS BRUTHA. ✊🏽👊🏽
Respect , never heard of Roll the Dice but I like it ; Salute
Functionality + Application.
We are blessed.
Ma-H-Alo for sharing sir!
blessed how
Love the simple basic moves
I still think I’m real life mike Tyson would’ve broke Donny yens elbow
Not likely. Elbows are much harder than the small vines in the hand. If he punched just about anyone’s elbow as hard as he could his hand would likely break.
Just Like the dead prez video! Decent. Thank you very much sur. Salute.
Most information I've ever seen for 52 blocks. I absolutely love this!!! ❤️ A lot like Filipino martial arts empty hands.
Wow. Historic location!! Would love to visit.
In the filipino martial arts“ Cover the bullet“ is referred to as“ defanging the snake“ by guiding it into the elbow you break the fingers the“snakes teeth“
Sir simple and looks very effective. I hope you keep posting videos like this. Love ❤❤❤ from Pakistan.
thx Sir. Lots of thing I learnt today
Thank you all so much for representing our culture (Africans born in America) righteously 🙏🏿✊🏿💪🏿
I want to see the (foot work) for the spinning back elbows.Do you take a small step forward and begin to spin, rotate?
Good stuff here. Keep rocking my brother
Very nice technique & punching, block combination , thanks Master .
Salute to Mother Gaston for that awesome " catch and kiss" move.
amazing .... 👍👍👍
Very nice Sir and Professional done; thank you so much Sir.
Oh wow, that is great, what a wonderful place so full of history.
I have been doing the martial arts for many many years. This was a treat! I sincerely hope that a lot of the young Brothers learn this. Very impressive.
poor martial arts evidently...........
Nice some of the elbow blocks I used in JKD. We called it destruction
Thank you. 🔥🔥🔥
I would love to learn this !
I got you.
March 3rd I am doing a big seminar in New York for Art of Survival Magazine. Folk from all over are coming but in the meantime join Patreon and text me and or WhatsApp me your TShirt size. 646 373-7804.
Thanks a lot for the teachings. May the channel grow more and more. May you always act prosperous on your path. Thank you and a hug from Brazil.
My Brazilian Brother.how are things?
Are you learning the Sets?
The Federation has decided to add Capoeira into our kids program.
I am also a BJJ Black Belt and I am coming to your country to train next yr.
Do you train in Brazilian and what style.
Great technique along with the realism of self defense. To come to think of it, I live in Phoenix where crime has spiked within the last 3 years and police sirens run rampant and constant, I take it up to myself to broaden my horizon of learning the art of self defense. Yo keep this up, Mo.
We need 1000 Patreon members before the Convention in December.
Join and continue to enjoy.
Salute.
Great lesson😊
Man, this is great stuff.
😂😂😂shout out to the editors for that clip Professor
Good, Thanks for your instructions, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Bellissimo...Grazie!!! Dall'Italia👍👍👍👌👌👌
I’ve discovered this system on Netflix and since than I’m a fan ❤
Respect 🙏 thank you for authentication of this powerful African Art forum
Thank you professor / Grandmaster Sensei Mo take care and be well and bless your family etc, love you, love Bijan :):):) ...
oussss good seeing you Gm
Love it!!! 🙏🏻
How can you join the 52 blocks Federation?
Peace God! I gotta quick question for u. Pardon self if it seems like a dumb question to ask but oh well. So in The last part of the set when u roll the dice u showed us to roll foward 3 times and then reverse it and roll 3 times backwards but cover up on the 3rd roll back. At the end when u put it all together I noticed u didn’t roll the dice forward just backwards to end it covering up for the last move of the set. Is that intentional or what? My question is when I’m practicing and I put it all together at the end when I roll the dice do I practice rolling the dice forward and backwards and end wit the cover up or do I just practice rolling backwards like u did and cover up? Obviously I assume just to practice it both ways but I just wanted to ask u. Seems like a dumb question but hey I wanna make sure I to get it and do it right and exact. Peace!
Awesome video my man New sub
Fantastic!
Where can I get the book ?
Oss! Practical and applicable.
I like and I understand your instructions
Never, EVER heard of this until today.
First African Baptist Church, located in Savannah, Georgia, claims to be derived from the first black Baptist congregation in North America. While it was not officially organized until 1788, it grew from members who founded a congregation in 1773.
This is dope and practical
i am learning so much about this style of fighting thanks, I hope you continue uploading videos you help me a lot, greetings from Argentina!!!!
ur a regular bruce lee huh lol
Love you sir,I am from assam,india