As some who has done time in Rikers Island, I learned 52 Blocks, I stopped using 52 Block and used boxing because when I fought other inmates who using 52 Blocks,I would always drop them like a bad habit with liver punches because it’s always wide open, and also I would always punch them in the wrists taking out their ability to punch.
I was wondering about the liver as they do seem to keep higher guards. I'd heard 52 was meant to be used in tight spaces so protecting the head is important...but if you fought in jail & still got liver shots in it seems that protecting the liver may need to get addressed within the system. Did you find anything in the system you thought was good or effective?
OLIVIER GRUNER True never stop leaning. Thr biggest mistake martial artists makes is when they receive their black belt they aren't open to new ideas and stop learning.
Ludacris also knows 52 blocks. He has 2 videos here on youtube! Yes THE Ludacris! He is fucking beautiful with the style! Type in "Ludacris hard work 52 blocks" and hit search.
+eon001 has nothing to do with mma at all stop saying that shit it was born in newyork cities prison system called rikers island so how the fuck they going to do it in mma its from nyc
@@tracydavis5253 it's a prison style, but the techniques come from other arts, mainly southeastern Chinese arts and boxing. Jaws, closed door, open door, flicking, parrying, jamming, pottery, and several others you'll learn in Kali, muay Thai, silat, etc. Defensively, they use them the same way, but offensively they are different. Anyone familiar with southeast Asian fighting has seen this all before, though.
This is the first video in which I believe someone actually knows, and understands, 52 Blocks. And to get a tutorial on long gun retention at the end is icing on the cake/gravy on the steak.
Starting at 5:00 he exactly explained the essence of the fighting style.. it's a free flowing art from based on the fighters personal rythym..it more like a defensive offensive at the same time skill. It's very strategic as well which makes it very effective in intense situations like being out number or against a weapon. If done correctly it definitely decreases the damage taken from opponent!! Love this form.. basically all styles can be used under this overall technique
This is beautiful! I'm not only talking about 52 blocks as a style, but this video - two martial artists respecting each other's styles and learning from each other.
My friend has been practicing this for about a year now and I was the first one to think it was complete bullshido. BUT after some research I’ve come to respect it as a very practical fighting style. If you notice many of these block styles are used in modern mma. It makes a lot of sense. It’s derived from street fighting so account for most ways you can be attacked in mma which is combat in its purest form. I will definitely keep looking into this style.
Yeah, I was thinking that if it wasn't seen much in the various combat sports then its likely to be some kind of bullshido, but after observing it closely and testing it out with some peeps of mine, I think this might genuinely be a hidden goldmine. It just makes sense and I'm impressed with its versatility. Trying it out i felt like it fills some gaps that in my game that I didn't even realize I had.
I think where a lot of good martial arts end up falling short and getting overlooked is the practitioners aren't ready for combat, but I like how he showed with the windshield wiper if you do happen to hit them with it you'll be ready and he put a lot more force than he probably would in a real fight into the bag work so he would be perfectly fine if he connected in a real fight because he is use to hitting much harder. 52 has some real legit foundation, you guys gotta get some schools down here in Southern Cali
The concept of "attack the sword" sounds a lot like "defang the snake" in Filipino Martial Arts. You're attacking the limb that you're being attacked with in an effort to neutralize their offense.
very informative video. the low style knife fighting and flippng the bird escpecially as i can easliy picture the handcuffs, where i think it was inspired. the staff fighting at the end was good too. to see how a breach is done. would like to see 52blocks answers to staff/baton fighting.
i was locked up in tx. and on cofield,beto1 Ferguson,and west dallas they had certain styles that looked like this. these brothas were really nice with they hands.ft.worth too. cofield shuffle ,etc etc .brothas in 50s - 90s know what I'm talking about.no disrespect to new york. but ive seen this before.
@@jennonelove1583 fo. real my brotha. im from agg town. buti saw cats from west dallas do this shit. and An. og from dallas told me about it im good with it but. he was square business. texas baby!
@@marquisedwards9218 aye bro I was locked up with cats from West Dallas them boys was good from the shoulders I'm from Houston our jdc called West Dallas...yeah Og ice Mike ...Van the man I can go on
Excellent info! I've always know about 52 blocks and have seen the style used a lot growing up but I always thought it was just that.... style.. I didn't know what the practical use for fighting that way was. Since watching your video the first time a few months back and practicing the technique, the opportunity just arose the other day to put it to use. Fight broke out at some local spot, I tried to stay out of it as usual but a drink spilled all over my wife and sure enough it popped off. A blade was pulled out and most people scattered which is what I would have done if I wasn't so unlucky to be kind of cornered. I started using the blocks and firing back in between a few slices to my forearms and I can tell I was hurting him. I finally landed a really solid punch that dropped him and I was able to get passed him. This is when I saw my friend on the ground getting kicked. I walked into the crowd knowing if I leaned over to get him I would certainly be taking a kick or two too and maybe getting KO'd as I was already super dizzy from losing so much blood with the cuts to my forearms. Anyways I walk over to the crowd and work my way in, I lean over and grab my buddy, no kicks yet which was a good thing. All of the sudden I felt like I got poked in the eye by a finger or something, it was hard and super painful. Finished getting my boy up and started walking when I was feeling REALLY DIZZY at this point and was getting ready to drop any second... I could just feel it... my field of vision was rapidly closing and I could see the absolute terror in the eyes of the people I was passing.... and then .... BLACKNESS..... I woke up in the hospital. When I came to I found out that "eye poke" was precisely that but it was an eye poke with the same item I was getting cut with from the same guy I had just dropped. He came up from behind me and caught me in the eye. The prognosis is "promising" supposedly and if I'm lucky I will be able to see again out of that eye. Wearing a patch for now while I heal but it could have been worse hat I not been practicing for just the occasion.
Damn this is good and makes sense! The usual guards show your openings while this style keep shifting the openings so the attacker can never figure out where to hit!
The Bird definitely foundational from Kemetic Hands. Style of chained hands fighting from one of the African Martial Arts systems I've learned from..Kupigana. Usage of Elbows & Knees Very similar in kail, Muay Boran/Thai and many forms of Silat. Beautiful display of all these. Shows how quite a few systems are connected even when they are practiced thousand's of miles apart. Love it
Awesome video I'm a practitioner of mixed systems of martial arts including some 52 blocks I have a strong Traditional back ground of learning. before adding them together from what I see no matter what your system of martial arts you studying a good foundation is very important . there are superb 52 blocks practitioners out there and there others that picks it up and teaching it with very little training on proper basic's ie; stances , movements , punch's and kicks example pivoting ,using the hips head positions (chin down) basics go's a long ways before trying to teach self defense concepts. I notice a lot of trained practitioners can see it with 52 blocks and is quickly judgemental. thanks for posting.
very informative, very positive and great to see. Olivier and Mr Frazier clearly have a respect for each other and their art forms. I bought Mr Frazier's book before the video ended.
Dude's "knife game" looked *sick*. I'd be inclined to run from someone with a blade in the first place, but the idea that the guy may have trained with this man? I'd run faster...and it's difficult for an old man to accelerate!
Keep the 52's in the hood!!! Don't let them know all of our shit. They're already got their hands in hip hop, and honestly, look at some of the comments talking shit about this form of street fighting!!! Some of these idiots don't realise that this is for close quarters fighting, and. mostly defensive technique where you can incorporate other disciplines mainly boxing. Plenty of people got their asses beat by taking this style as a joke. It's not that popular outside of the hood, that's why a lot of people don't know about it. But I some similarities in other forms of fighting. Tyson got his head movement from this style of fighting, Zab Judah used it in the first 3 rounds against Mayweather, where he had Mayweather confused. Sleep on it if you want, and you will definitely go to sleep on it!!! Those 52 elbows are nothing to play with.
I think your right keep this for the streets but be open to share some small ideas but I can see some really good moves of wing Chun moss wing Chun.com 😎
I`ve seen 52 blocks work in action from Real 52 Blocks Adepts, but there`re fakes out there who claim 52 Blocks knowledge and get put to sleep real quick. I viewed some so called 52 Blocks tapes .So called OG`s showing no knowledge of what True 52 is about (Putting In The Work).
This system was not developed in jail per say. It was started by Black prizefighters. It moved into jail through the years. But the prisoners used it as a style of self defense.. it was known throughout jail. But it didn't start in jail.
We are the 1st people of the world we were the 1st to adapt from watching animals defend him selves we imitated what we saw and created a way of fighting samurais come from black later Asian descent captivated in theirs but deep roots know that to be a samurai best you have had to have black in U
Peace & Blessings Great display of the 52 7 But This ART is as old as the writing on pyramids Egypt , True a few did master it Coming out the HOME of THE UNIVERSEL tone, THE BX. KK Mr. 52 blocks
All respects to Olivier Gruner I noticed that it leaves a lot of the lower body exposed than other martial art arts. If I were to choose a form of self defense I would lean more towards Krav Maga. But nice video.
Ladja danmye the afro caribbean martial art of martinique has the techniques of both capoeira and 52 blocks aswell as the techniques of african wrestling and dambe.
@@angel132100 The the key link in the History. There's a direct oral history of Angolan warriors shipped to Louisiana -- look up prison, Angola. Many Israelites were shipped from Angola Africa to Brazil. 52 is a system evolved out of a free people who morphed into an enslaved people in slavery and mass incarceration hence the constant references to being handcuffed and imprisoned.
I really love everything you have shown me. I'm very interested on learing because I'm always being confronted by foreigner. I'm "5 9" weight 207 the way I walk is very intimidating, I'm a quiet person but enjoy talking about God if you need some one to talk to I'm there but I do mind my business the problem with them is the think black's get everything they just don't know what we are going through. What do you recommend. Thank you Ms V
Interesting. They took heavily from South east Asian martial arts. I’ve seen a lot of the same knife fighting moves in the Southern Philippines and Indonesia almost exactly. Great video though love how the interviewer was open minded and willing to learn and understand what this person was showing.
Frazier is in Atlanta thatching 52 blocks, we are starting a 52 blocks school this is taking some times I will let you know when we have a seminar with him Best
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As some who has done time in Rikers Island, I learned 52 Blocks, I stopped using 52 Block and used boxing because when I fought other inmates who using 52 Blocks,I would always drop them like a bad habit with liver punches because it’s always wide open, and also I would always punch them in the wrists taking out their ability to punch.
I was wondering about the liver as they do seem to keep higher guards. I'd heard 52 was meant to be used in tight spaces so protecting the head is important...but if you fought in jail & still got liver shots in it seems that protecting the liver may need to get addressed within the system.
Did you find anything in the system you thought was good or effective?
What I love about Martial Arts, we always learn about different techniques and concepts, don't close your mind, and keep learning.
OLIVIER GRUNER True never stop leaning. Thr biggest mistake martial artists makes is when they receive their black belt they aren't open to new ideas and stop learning.
Ludacris also knows 52 blocks. He has 2 videos here on youtube! Yes THE Ludacris! He is fucking beautiful with the style! Type in "Ludacris hard work 52 blocks" and hit search.
+eon001 has nothing to do with mma at all stop saying that shit it was born in newyork cities prison system called rikers island so how the fuck they going to do it in mma its from nyc
I'm learning this amazing system online from lyte burly on martial arts academy.com. I bought your book, amazing read sir!
@@tracydavis5253 it's a prison style, but the techniques come from other arts, mainly southeastern Chinese arts and boxing. Jaws, closed door, open door, flicking, parrying, jamming, pottery, and several others you'll learn in Kali, muay Thai, silat, etc. Defensively, they use them the same way, but offensively they are different. Anyone familiar with southeast Asian fighting has seen this all before, though.
Love that this guy was open minded enough to build with the 52 fighter.
Love the style. My uncle helped blend 52 and kyokushin and muay Thai together when I was 16 and birthed a style I called Savage hands
could you upload a video on "savage hands"?
Marco Pohl Word
I never seen this much energy from 52, he makes this look very very interesting. I actually like this.
This is the first video in which I believe someone actually knows, and understands, 52 Blocks. And to get a tutorial on long gun retention at the end is icing on the cake/gravy on the steak.
Shay Munney Even his. They’re not half as clear and concise as this one.
Well Master Lyte Burly has done a lot to advance to culture of 52. His style is a little more Boxing centered though.
Starting at 5:00 he exactly explained the essence of the fighting style.. it's a free flowing art from based on the fighters personal rythym..it more like a defensive offensive at the same time skill. It's very strategic as well which makes it very effective in intense situations like being out number or against a weapon. If done correctly it definitely decreases the damage taken from opponent!! Love this form.. basically all styles can be used under this overall technique
Mr. Lajuan Perfectly expalined
similar in capoeira
This is beautiful! I'm not only talking about 52 blocks as a style, but this video - two martial artists respecting each other's styles and learning from each other.
My friend has been practicing this for about a year now and I was the first one to think it was complete bullshido. BUT after some research I’ve come to respect it as a very practical fighting style. If you notice many of these block styles are used in modern mma. It makes a lot of sense. It’s derived from street fighting so account for most ways you can be attacked in mma which is combat in its purest form. I will definitely keep looking into this style.
Yeah, I was thinking that if it wasn't seen much in the various combat sports then its likely to be some kind of bullshido, but after observing it closely and testing it out with some peeps of mine, I think this might genuinely be a hidden goldmine. It just makes sense and I'm impressed with its versatility. Trying it out i felt like it fills some gaps that in my game that I didn't even realize I had.
I think where a lot of good martial arts end up falling short and getting overlooked is the practitioners aren't ready for combat, but I like how he showed with the windshield wiper if you do happen to hit them with it you'll be ready and he put a lot more force than he probably would in a real fight into the bag work so he would be perfectly fine if he connected in a real fight because he is use to hitting much harder. 52 has some real legit foundation, you guys gotta get some schools down here in Southern Cali
I love this. These guys are exploring the different ways of expressing oneself . I remember seeing this in my childhood inside housing projects
What a beautiful and practical street worthy fighting style. This art definitely needs more exposure to other martial artists to get the word out
Is anyone else 52 Blocking all over their living room right now? 🕺
Just looking at this from a strictly logical standpoint this style makes a LOT of sense in a street fight.
My man was getting busy salute to mr. Frazer u and that guy was doing ya thing.
Hands tie looks like a sword strikes ✊🏿🙏🏿
The concept of "attack the sword" sounds a lot like "defang the snake" in Filipino Martial Arts. You're attacking the limb that you're being attacked with in an effort to neutralize their offense.
its called checking ive used it before
The whole movement looks a lot like fma.
That's why I blend 52 with fma.
The human body can only move in so many ways it’s bound to happen in multiple arts
Peace to tha God. Salute & respect for 52 Blocks. Urban Jujitsu here in philly. Yes, we are the CREATORS & INVENTORS of all the arts. 🇺🇸🇲🇦
It was created in jail
I remember seeing him with 52's Lyte Burley a few years back, damn if he doesn't seem even MORE skilled and dangerous now. Very nice.
very informative video. the low style knife fighting and flippng the bird escpecially as i can easliy picture the handcuffs, where i think it was inspired. the staff fighting at the end was good too. to see how a breach is done. would like to see 52blocks answers to staff/baton fighting.
Diallo has amazing techniques The windshield wiper is insane
i was locked up in tx. and on cofield,beto1 Ferguson,and west dallas they had certain styles that looked like this. these brothas were really nice with they hands.ft.worth too. cofield shuffle ,etc etc .brothas in 50s - 90s know what I'm talking about.no disrespect to new york. but ive seen this before.
Sqaure bizness we was doing this as youngstas West Dallas tyc to tdc we been doing this shit
@@jennonelove1583 fo. real my brotha. im from agg town. buti saw cats from west dallas do this shit. and An. og from dallas told me about it im good with it but. he was square business. texas baby!
@@marquisedwards9218 aye bro I was locked up with cats from West Dallas them boys was good from the shoulders I'm from Houston our jdc called West Dallas...yeah Og ice Mike ...Van the man I can go on
It's jailhouse rock I learned from cats on Clemens unit
I'm aight I do alotta shifting ...say we call that spinning elbow ..the Texas Twist
Excellent info! I've always know about 52 blocks and have seen the style used a lot growing up but I always thought it was just that.... style.. I didn't know what the practical use for fighting that way was. Since watching your video the first time a few months back and practicing the technique, the opportunity just arose the other day to put it to use. Fight broke out at some local spot, I tried to stay out of it as usual but a drink spilled all over my wife and sure enough it popped off. A blade was pulled out and most people scattered which is what I would have done if I wasn't so unlucky to be kind of cornered. I started using the blocks and firing back in between a few slices to my forearms and I can tell I was hurting him. I finally landed a really solid punch that dropped him and I was able to get passed him. This is when I saw my friend on the ground getting kicked. I walked into the crowd knowing if I leaned over to get him I would certainly be taking a kick or two too and maybe getting KO'd as I was already super dizzy from losing so much blood with the cuts to my forearms. Anyways I walk over to the crowd and work my way in, I lean over and grab my buddy, no kicks yet which was a good thing. All of the sudden I felt like I got poked in the eye by a finger or something, it was hard and super painful. Finished getting my boy up and started walking when I was feeling REALLY DIZZY at this point and was getting ready to drop any second... I could just feel it... my field of vision was rapidly closing and I could see the absolute terror in the eyes of the people I was passing.... and then .... BLACKNESS..... I woke up in the hospital. When I came to I found out that "eye poke" was precisely that but it was an eye poke with the same item I was getting cut with from the same guy I had just dropped. He came up from behind me and caught me in the eye. The prognosis is "promising" supposedly and if I'm lucky I will be able to see again out of that eye. Wearing a patch for now while I heal but it could have been worse hat I not been practicing for just the occasion.
So you're saying this helped you?
+KnowFuture Jay Wow, Healing sent your way Brother
That actually happened 😂😂😂
keep the culture alive
Damn this is good and makes sense! The usual guards show your openings while this style keep shifting the openings so the attacker can never figure out where to hit!
So cool to see this. I ordered Diallo Frizer's Ghetto Blocks DVD's from TRS some years back. Great stuff!
@Righteous Shadows Dojo Some of the stuff from this video is on the DVD's, but he's showing some other stuff on here that's not included in the DVD's.
The Bird definitely foundational from Kemetic Hands. Style of chained hands fighting from one of the African Martial Arts systems I've learned from..Kupigana. Usage of Elbows & Knees Very similar in kail, Muay Boran/Thai and many forms of Silat. Beautiful display of all these. Shows how quite a few systems are connected even when they are practiced thousand's of miles apart. Love it
Oliver Gruner legend of Savate greetings from Greece and nice promo for this fight system
Tony Montana that was a good movie I wish they would have 52 in a movie because they say 52 goes back to Afro Americans during slavery
Wow still one of my favourite martial arts movies Angel Town I still have it on VHS ..you sir are the real deal big fan from the UK #LEGEND
First display of the "52" I've seen that looks effective. This guy's knife game is a problem!
damn, there were plenty of them 52 block cats in the 90s in rikers island
Depending on where you’re from I can understand
@@floggyWM1 but yeah older heads in NYC/Yonkers/Upstate especially ones that was locked up be the first thing I think of when I hear 52 blocks
U God from Wu-Tang Clan sent me here to learn about 52 Blocks
The part with hand together was a move used while being hand cuff from the front.
Looks like wing chun though
That's a fact bro
Wait. 52 Blocks with a knife?!? AH HEEELLLL NO! That's just not fair. (Fighting and dancing = capoeira too.)
Dance, Music, is all blended in everything African / black culture from religion to combat. It's fascinating
I really want to learn more. I can add this to my dirty boxing and Pantankan and mauy thai
Respect to 52Blocks, True Martial Art form to Fight form. Thank You for the book.
Very Practical and Also Realistic in the real world!!!!
It feels weird seeing Grunned, a man i always thought of as a kickboxer, using such a close knit style
Olivier Gruner big fan of yours back to Nemesis! Nice to find your RUclips page. GOD BLESS!
Awesome video I'm a practitioner of mixed systems of martial arts including some 52 blocks I have a strong Traditional back ground of learning. before adding them together from what I see no matter what your system of martial arts you studying a good foundation is very important . there are superb 52 blocks practitioners out there and there others that picks it up and teaching it with very little training on proper basic's ie; stances , movements , punch's and kicks example pivoting ,using the hips head positions (chin down) basics go's a long ways before trying to teach self defense concepts. I notice a lot of trained practitioners can see it with 52 blocks and is quickly judgemental. thanks for posting.
Man that brotha makes that art look so clean now I'm gonna study it
very informative, very positive and great to see. Olivier and Mr Frazier clearly have a respect for each other and their art forms. I bought Mr Frazier's book before the video ended.
Diallo Frazier the truth
I see a lot of kung fu techniques in there
Dude's "knife game" looked *sick*. I'd be inclined to run from someone with a blade in the first place, but the idea that the guy may have trained with this man? I'd run faster...and it's difficult for an old man to accelerate!
52 blocks originated in Rikers Island(NYC Jail) it was designed to be able and attack in tight confinement, with shanks and razors.
Jail House Rock fighting style is extremely similar and incorporates street fighting skills.
Black people are gods
This style is real dope . It looks almost like a drunken Kung Fu style as well
Very beautiful art. Movements within movements 👹👽🕵
I think he should save the "windshield wiper" for a rainy day.
This dude is legit
Excellent sharing of information
Get this guy back on.
Keep the 52's in the hood!!! Don't let them know all of our shit. They're already got their hands in hip hop, and honestly, look at some of the comments talking shit about this form of street fighting!!! Some of these idiots don't realise that this is for close quarters fighting, and. mostly defensive technique where you can incorporate other disciplines mainly boxing.
Plenty of people got their asses beat by taking this style as a joke. It's not that popular outside of the hood, that's why a lot of people don't know about it. But I some similarities in other forms of fighting.
Tyson got his head movement from this style of fighting, Zab Judah used it in the first 3 rounds against Mayweather, where he had Mayweather confused.
Sleep on it if you want, and you will definitely go to sleep on it!!! Those 52 elbows are nothing to play with.
I think your right keep this for the streets but be open to share some small ideas but I can see some really good moves of wing Chun moss wing Chun.com 😎
Excellent video! Makes sense.
excellent. i will follow the 52.
Excellent video. Thank you for it.
Beautiful art
Beutafull, and truth, you either learn to take a beating to give a beating, or you always just get a beating, learn, win, train, win,
Watch his feet during the knife demo..
I`ve seen 52 blocks work in action from Real 52 Blocks Adepts, but there`re fakes out there who claim 52 Blocks knowledge and get put to sleep real quick. I viewed some so called 52 Blocks tapes .So called OG`s showing no knowledge of what True 52 is about (Putting In The Work).
52 Blocks South Yes Suh that's what I peeked
If I take candy from a baby I'll do the 52 block.
This system was not developed in jail per say. It was started by Black prizefighters. It moved into jail through the years. But the prisoners used it as a style of self defense.. it was known throughout jail. But it didn't start in jail.
Og is actually an ex member of the special forces and actor stuntman
love the hands tied part
Not gunna lie, if i see somebody dancing n moving with a knife like that, ill prolly shit all ova myself
We are the 1st people of the world we were the 1st to adapt from watching animals defend him selves we imitated what we saw and created a way of fighting samurais come from black later Asian descent captivated in theirs but deep roots know that to be a samurai best you have had to have black in U
Most efficient style I have seen.
I went to the bar the other night and ordered a 52 block on the rocks with a twist of lime.
where is Diallo Frazier I need to lean that elbow tap
I've always incorporated 52 blocks with Kickboxing and Karate
woooooo yeeesh!!! dat boi smooth wit it. Yikes.
That looks like Wing Chun
Amazing 👏
Peace & Blessings Great display of the 52 7 But This ART is as old as the writing on pyramids Egypt , True a few did master it Coming out the HOME of THE UNIVERSEL tone, THE BX. KK Mr. 52 blocks
Love the video but why was it filmed with a potato?
What kind of martial art? Someof it really looks like kali in my perspective
Anyways awesome video
7:17 that's when the doves fly ......lol....that's the Prince move.....
Wish it was easier to hear you guys but cool demonstration.
Awesome style!
I love marial arts. I nees to see you in persional idol but how....
That shit cool af
To hell with the 52 block. I do the 54 block with the electric glide.
These are not just random names, these are names from previous fighters with different. The creater must've have been a lot of film study.
All respects to Olivier Gruner I noticed that it leaves a lot of the lower body exposed than other martial art arts. If I were to choose a form of self defense I would lean more towards Krav Maga. But nice video.
Awesome
Reminds me of Keysi
Amazing
Its kind of like capoeira, but with your hands instead of your feet.
Lyte Burley said the same thing. Some practitioners consider 52 to be the US offshoot of capoeira. I'm working on combing the 2
Anthony Feliciano its funny you say that cause maurice krump (i believe thats his name) kinda mixes 52 blocks and capoeira in the protector 2
angel132100 that would be awesome
Ladja danmye the afro caribbean martial art of martinique has the techniques of both capoeira and 52 blocks aswell as the techniques of african wrestling and dambe.
@@angel132100 The the key link in the History. There's a direct oral history of Angolan warriors shipped to Louisiana -- look up prison, Angola. Many Israelites were shipped from Angola Africa to Brazil. 52 is a system evolved out of a free people who morphed into an enslaved people in slavery and mass incarceration hence the constant references to being handcuffed and imprisoned.
That was amazing
I really love everything you have shown me. I'm very interested on learing because I'm always being confronted by foreigner. I'm "5 9" weight 207 the way I walk is very intimidating, I'm a quiet person but enjoy talking about God if you need some one to talk to I'm there but I do mind my business the problem with them is the think black's get everything they just don't know what we are going through. What do you recommend. Thank you Ms V
I'm trying to learn this fighting style. If anyone can direct me to instructions pls let me know
Its common in NY, i learned it as a Young Nigga but not as good as him
He's truly a Master i Learned it from my brother
Hopefully someone teach that style here in Philippines.
Interesting. They took heavily from South east Asian martial arts. I’ve seen a lot of the same knife fighting moves in the Southern Philippines and Indonesia almost exactly. Great video though love how the interviewer was open minded and willing to learn and understand what this person was showing.
Lol windshield wiper,one good punch and I’ll shatter your windshield for ya 🤣😂🤣😂
LMAO you really can’t be serious 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 and only good comments get the fuck outta here
Looks like it leaves the whole lower body open to attack.
where can I get the dvd
this punk got beat up alot huh,the athletic man dont need no instruction
where do I find a school that teaches the 52 blocks
Frazier is in Atlanta thatching 52 blocks, we are starting a 52 blocks school this is taking some times
I will let you know when we have a seminar with him
Best
is he till in Atlanta?
wow good stuff.
Canelo watched thiis before Smith fight
I want to see this style use in the cage.