Lytle Burley is a dedicated 52 Blocks specialist with a deep respect for the art’s history, structure, and real-world application. Known for his disciplined approach and sharp attention to detail, Lytle focuses on preserving the integrity of 52 Blocks while making it functional, teachable, and effective for modern practitioners.He regularly conducts international seminars on 52 Blocks, sharing the system with students, instructors, and martial artists around the world. His instruction emphasizes timing, rhythm, defense-first movement, spatial awareness, and controlled expression, helping practitioners develop both physical skill and mental composure.In addition to his teaching and seminar work, Lytle has trained several well-known actors for film roles, adapting 52 Blocks for on-camera performance while maintaining its authenticity, structure, and intent. His ability to translate the system for cinematic use without diluting its essence has made him a trusted resource in movement preparation and fight choreography rooted in realism. Lytle believes 52 Blocks is more than a fighting system—it is a method of self-mastery that builds confidence, discipline, and adaptability under pressure. His coaching style is direct, intentional, and grounded in fundamentals, ensuring students understand not just how to move, but why each movement matters. Committed to advancing 52 Blocks through proper instruction, accountability, and respect for its cultural roots, Lytle Burley continues to develop practitioners who are skilled, aware, and composed—both inside and outside of training.g philosophy emphasizes fundamentals, fight IQ, conditioning, and mental toughness, ensuring athletes are prepared both technically and strategically.
