Viking Combatives

🥊 A quick look at the 52 Blocks stance – The Kick Stand Balance 🥊

Firstly apologies for the white legs 🤣

This stance is slightly more squared than a traditional boxing stance, sharing similarities with the Peek-a-Boo style. It provides greater mobility, improved balance, and is especially effective when fighting in confined spaces.

The stance uses a 70/30 weight distribution from the back leg to the front leg, creating the perfect blend of power, movement, and stability. This allows you to generate force while staying mobile and ready to react at all times.

🔥 Power
⚡ Mobility
🛡️ Balance
🥊 Combat-ready positioning

52 Blocks tire drills tonight. 🥊

Working on that rotisserie footwork and sharpening the back foot. Nothing like a little movement work to wake the boys up after school. 🤣🔥

🥊🔥 Lyte Burly breaking down the Skull & Bones Block! 🔥🥊

In this clip, Lyte Burly explains how the Skull & Bones Block uses sound disruption alongside a feint/distraction to create openings and disrupt your opponent’s reactions.

A key principle of 52 Blocks is understanding weight transfer and movement — there is no such thing as a static block. Every defensive action is part of a fluid system of positioning, timing, and countering.

We’re excited to announce that Lyte Burly will be returning to the UK as our special guest this September! 🇬🇧👊 Don’t miss the opportunity to train, learn, and experience these concepts firsthand.

Who’s looking forward to training with him again? 👇

Clinch work with Tommy Joe Moore 🥊, breaking down how to keep the advantage by controlling the position with a hand on top to strike effectively in that constant pushing and pulling environment 💪

It’s all about staying balanced, keeping pressure, and capitalising when your opponent gives you space to work ⚡ Small details make a big difference in the clinch.

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🥊 WETHERSPOONS WRESTLE 🥊

Win the clinch with Tommy Joe Moore.

Most people think a fight is all punches and haymakers. Reality? Humans grab. They hold. They clinch. They try to control your movement and take away your options.

The key isn’t brute strength—it’s breaking the grip, regaining your balance, and taking back the initiative.

✅ Stay balanced✅ Protect your head✅ Break the hold✅ Create space✅ Control the situation

The person who understands the clinch controls the encounter.