52 Blocks a Martial Art from the Streets
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sounds like wing chun fighting in confind spaces but these 2 systems are different in many ways
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i should learn some techniques from 52 blocks but i dont know where any gyms are in canada
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That stuff Bad Azz!!!! I wanna learn!, where do I sign up??????
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@jmacatx thank you and you are welcome
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@FarisiDaniel - thanks for the reply. About sticking and following - if you look at how Xing Yi incorporates sticking and redirecting WHILE moving forward to strike, you'll see what I mean. Actually real Taiji and Bagua does that too - you don't really move backwards, you might take a backwards step while moving forward - but it's more obvious in Xing Yi because the attitude there is like MACK TRUCK, GTFO THE WAY! Anyway, love what I've seen of the 52, thanks for sharing the knowledge.
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it looks cool and all if you wana or have to fight on the inside and exchange but i prefer to stay on the outside and sniper with speed, angles, and most important footwork. Siva is a great boxer/kick boxer with great foot work, thats why he woops ass. not to put a rain on your game but it would be easy for me to pick off someone with this style, I just cant grasp the idea of blocking with your hands? I like the idea of not getting hit at all alike Silva
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these dudes are legit, im impressed.
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@jmacatx the footwork is not simple which is why its not posted. if you watched the bum rush you would see how rapid we close the gap while shielding. no need to stick and flow as we are hitting, yes you have to have athletic ability, as for the openings no one will attack unless they see one. There are no Masters just some really good fighters. Peace
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@quinony - Wing Chun is a poor version of Xing Yi. :P
Personally I like 52 blocks style (and WC, so don't get your panties all twisted). It's much better hand technique than most street fighters would show. Unfortunately I don't see a lot of real footwork, not much sticking and following, too much emphasis on athletic ability, and far too many openings. But then again, I've only seen what's online. Who knows what the real 52 masters out there do?
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George Foreman in his scnd career seems to have a simular style. And if may ad very effectiv...
Ages ago, in a Brooklyn Prison, Sifu Master Chin Chin sat in a cell creating a style that would prevent his homosexual lover, Long Dong, from forcing sex on him when he wasn't in the mood. Chin Chin studied the movements of the cockroach, the rats, and the floating 2 day old turd in the toilet to create a style powerful enough to take on 5 guys with hard ons at once. He called this style 52 blocks after the minutes it took him to make the style. Unfortunately, he died of an outstretched anus.
LaVivaGan 6 months ago 6
52 Blocks is The Scientology of Combat Sports!
leopoldvs 6 months ago 2