This guy is amazing, i once got in a fight and i tried to defend myself against a bunch of guys with aikido that i learned from mr. seagal, long story short... They beat the absolute crap outta me
This comment is true any time someone’s demonstrating martial arts the attacker is always trying to grab the arms lightly instead of throwing punches like a real potential threat would be doing in a real life defend yourself situation no attacker is going to try and lightly grab the side of your arms 😂
The video was cut. At the end, he expanded his arm and start levitation while people were praying in tears and he left the stadium through the ceiling. Very touching moment.
I do not understand why people discredit this, we are seeing an incredible demonstration of skill: that of these Japanese in dropping and turning and pretending to be thrown, that cannot be that easy!
They're professional tumblers. The same techniques are used in martial arts movies to make the soft strikes look and seem more powerful. It's all fucking acting.
@@AlphaMachina Exactly, finally someone caught the irony in my post, but man, you need to be good doing all those falls... I wonder if they go to throwing and falling school. The next course could be how to destroy the opponent's fists with their faces! (Hey, I personally recognize the importance of the "soft way", the defense, the tricks and using the force of the opponent in your favor, but these things are ridiculous)
I mean, its a demonstration, he not supposed to actually hurt the other people or use actual technique. Aikido and hapkido were actual styles meant to disarm and kill, a lot of what he's doing is wrist locks and takedowns, even if they are exaggerated, its meant to show form rather then a show of dominance. But its been a year since you watched the video, so take it as is
Not really, at 1:51 the guy coming in reacts to Seagull too soon and has to reset to be able to react again in time. Obviously they didn't practice this choreography well enough.
Not choreographed at all... Fact is, once you become proficient in Aikido, you learn the body's balance and instability points and can very easily make someone topple over.
This is how you should look at professional sports, like WWE or wrestle mania...all rigged for drama. The winners are chosen before season starts to please the audience
I used to mock it saying it was bullshit but then it hit me. But in fact it's legit : at the beginning of the fight you can clearly see Steven Seagull saying "it's morbin time", explaining his outstanding performance
you think this is fake? i guess that's a testament to how incredible Steven Seagull is. He is the best fighter in the history of the planet. He can fight 10 highly trained experts at once and destroy them so bad that it makes it look like its fake. I actually heard that Dana White offered Steven Seagull 2.5 million dollars per fight to fight in the UFC but he turned it down. Apparently he turned it down because he didnt want to embarrass anyone.
@@Jackson-pu7gd this is so true. I remember one time I went to one of his interviews and asked for an autograph. He slapped my paper out of my hand, punched me in the balls, then threw me out of the window and I fell for 7 stories.
1:50 literally fake , the guy didnt even try to hit him, but trying to grab his gi instead XD . In real fight situation even people without martial art background would have try a take down and do random strike instead of handing their hands for free lol
i remember when i was a kid steven seagal was godlike with his skills. he just throws people around with all his sick hand movements. now you realize its all bullshido
@@benoitmatters3674what is he demonstrating? This will never work and will get you seriously fuckin hurt in the real world😂 this is the opposite way of how you defend yourself
@@Guitarlord69505 That is why they call it a demonstration. it is for show. An actual fight would be real a life scenario. Just like an emoji demonstrates your lack of intelligence.
This is the most incredible thing i have ever seen. Steven Seagull makes Bruce Lee look like a little child who just attended his first karate lesson. Steven Seagull is the greatest fighter in the history of the planet. How can this have so few views????
Stephen Segal singlehandedly turns the laws of physics on their heads without even so much as a thought. Inertia ceases to exist in this wonderful display. What a guy.
Aikido teaches students how to fall and roll. So it always looks like this. I wonder what it looks like when another style resists the movements a little?
@@putinscat1208 Done properly and with skill, yes. Sadly most styles like this, after about 3rd degree or dan or whatever its all just showing off choreography with a bunch of students who fall on purpose.
I was once asked to be a participant in a Martial Arts demostration which were demonstrating how to block a punch to the face. Unfortunately for the guy giving the demostration I had dabbled as an amateur in boxing. As soon as he gave the nod to come at him I caught him straight on the side of the jaw and knocked him to the ground. I of course apologised, he got up shouting at me 'what the hell was i thinking as he wasn't ready' Lesson learnt that day...always be ready especially if you invite someone to punch you in the face.
Marc Nelson Too true and good point, in all my MA training, seminars, gradings and competitions I have never once seen a realistic ‘exhibition’. By definition to me they are an ‘worthless and orchestrated exercise’, the true worth and effect of any combat sport can only be witnessed and appreciated in an actual ‘near full’ or full contact contest. These ‘displays’ are in effect a Kata with 2 or more participants taking part. This Aikido example is absolute nonsense!. Funny story and thanks for posting.
Up to one point i was doing tae-kwon-do for half of my life and i really loved it. We would go to regional and even national championships, it was a good time. Whenever we did our training, there was a group of aikidoka doing they’re stuff right next to us. While we were really sweating and fighting each other with bruises from landed kicks all over our faces and so on…they just seemed to have a good time. They were not even sweating. We invited them once to train with us and offered training once with them. 10 minutes into the warm-up they were already done and returned to their training. Good times.
I actually did both aikido and takewondo for a year or so time (maybe a bit more). I liked both. But I aikido way more. I just had this great feeling after each training, like peace. It was great. And I think my sensei was actually on the more “practicall” end of the spectrum. I actually got injured (nothing major) more times than during takewondo. Sadly I had to stop both because of my knee.
I trained aikido for 2 years because of this man. I got in a fight the other day and got my ass whooped, freaking missing teeth and all. Plus everybody was laughing at me while they were recording because I was just so bad
At least you realized. Better to lose only two years than 10, 20, 30 or even 40 years doing a martial art that’s more of an art than a martial thing, if you catch my drift
No, this was yrs ago when people still thought he was actually a skilled martial artist. Even though anybody with common sense could tell this was just a rehearsed demonstration. People were still blinded by his movies back then.
Aikido is something that you apparently have zero know of, go to a aikido school,sign a waiver and step in the mat loudmouth. Just try to attack even a yellow belt student and see how it feels to have a broken wrist,shoulder or elbow then ask that question again!. Maybe the student will be nice and just slightly injure you, I know because I train aikido and this stuff hurts even if slightly resisted. Bozo!.
There will be no fight obviously 😂, but to understand aikido I guess it’s a good thing to understand the Founders idea/philosophy about aikido. It’s techniques goes way back when in Irl more lethal weapons also were used. Now the bokken or Jo is used instead. It is a just as big part as the empty hand techniques (throwing and pinning) To its defense, since the potency of the martial art is questioned as well as when we compare different martial arts, it would be fun to see any martial artist attack an Aikidoka with the Jo in ready position, backed up with the bokken 😀
Why don't you go to a teacher and learn. I used to think there was not only one form of aikido but any martial art. There are many forms. Go learn, study and then put on your own demonstration. Oh and it does work.
Seagal moved to Japan at some point between the ages of 19 and 21 with his father who was visiting for military purposes, and met karate masters and decided to remain in Japan. He received his 1st dan degree (shodan) under the direction of Koichi Tohei. He continued to train in aikido as a student of Seiseki Abe, Tohei (whose aikido organization, Ki Society, Seagal refused to join in favor of staying with the Aikikai), Kisaburo Osawa, Hiroshi Isoyama and the second Dōshu Kisshomaru Ueshiba. He attained a 7th dan degree and Shihan in aikido, he also holds black belts in Karate, Judo and Kendo and became the first foreigner to operate an aikido dojo in Japan.[12]After returning to California in 1974, Seagal met Miyako Fujitani, an aikido instructor teaching in Los Angeles. He returned with her to her native Japan in 1975 where they married.Seagal initially returned to Taos, New Mexico, with his student (and later film stuntman) Craig Dunn, where they opened a dojo, although Seagal spent much of his time pursuing other ventures. After another period in Japan, Seagal returned to the U.S. in 1983 with senior student Haruo Matsuoka. They opened an aikido dojo, initially in North Hollywood, California, but later moved it to the city of West Hollywood. Seagal left Matsuoka in charge of the dojo, which he ran until the two parted ways in 1997.[13][14][15]He has helped train Brazilian Mixed Martial Artists Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida. Silva, who is the former UFC Middleweight Champion, went on to knock out Vitor Belfort with a kick, in their fight at UFC 126 in February 2011,[16] and Machida also credited him for helping him perfect the front kick that he used to knock out Randy Couture at UFC 129 in May 2011.
This comment is the biggest pile of b******* I have ever read Steven Seagal probably paid you to write this or wait a minute Steven is this you did you write this yourself Steven.
I don't know what's more depressing, the guys being told to flail around and fall down, or the people watching it live and clapping. You'd have to be held against your own free will to find this educational.
Ele não e mestre de arte marcial muito menos ator kkkkk. E por ser cara de pau , estelionatario e mentiroso conseguiu a façanha de ser estrela de filme de ação ao menos nós primeiros filmes dele ,depois do final da decada de 90 foi só ladeira a baixo . E um Frank dux que deu certo . Ele até que ficou rico mais todo mundo fica zuando ele porque ele e um fraude .
@@Simp_Zone actually not true, he was well know for getting into fights as a student in Japan. Of course being a foot taller and 100 lbs heaver than most of your opponents does give you a slight advantage. Respect to all.
Zak Matew aikido is useless mate I do taekwondo which is way better still not great but all this video shows is him gently pushing people and them just rolling it’s pathetic.
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This guy is amazing, i once got in a fight and i tried to defend myself against a bunch of guys with aikido that i learned from mr. seagal, long story short... They beat the absolute crap outta me
Lol
😂😂😂😂
there is no skills level of bullshido. u rank the same as seagal
At least you did something, I was still waiting for my spirit bomb to develop before I woke up at the hospital.
@@samuelkundael3503 sorry I didn't hear you, or i would've raised my arms
He knows Aikido, Taekwondo, Karate, and about 10 other scary-sounding words
masturbatido, wankido, tinycockido, putinsjizzido, and a few others at least :)
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😭
😂😂😂😂😂
its always those guys with no profile picture 🤣
When you wanna be UFC champ but ended up as KFC champ.
Hahaha
Lol
PLS
Holy shit you murdered him
Stolen
this is the greatest martial arts defense against anyone running full speed at you preparing to do a somersault
Hapkido is still better
jajajajajajajaj
This comment is true any time someone’s demonstrating martial arts the attacker is always trying to grab the arms lightly instead of throwing punches like a real potential threat would be doing in a real life defend yourself situation no attacker is going to try and lightly grab the side of your arms 😂
any country that guns isn’t the weapon of choice
Bullshit 💩 💩 only a show I have seen aikido masters get knocked out in one minute!
Be realistic not goofy.
The video was cut. At the end, he expanded his arm and start levitation while people were praying in tears and he left the stadium through the ceiling. Very touching moment.
LOLLL
LMAO
😄😄😄😄
It's true i was there i was the clapping
What do you mean by expanded his arms? He opened them wide??
I did the same thing with a bunch of eight year olds. It really works. My kid was so impressed.
😀
“But we’re at the same skill level Jerry…”
“But we’re at the same skill level Jerry…”
Those techniques work even better on three year olds.
@@slaughterhouse5585 lol!!
I do not understand why people discredit this, we are seeing an incredible demonstration of skill: that of these Japanese in dropping and turning and pretending to be thrown, that cannot be that easy!
They're professional tumblers. The same techniques are used in martial arts movies to make the soft strikes look and seem more powerful. It's all fucking acting.
@@AlphaMachina Exactly, finally someone caught the irony in my post, but man, you need to be good doing all those falls... I wonder if they go to throwing and falling school. The next course could be how to destroy the opponent's fists with their faces!
(Hey, I personally recognize the importance of the "soft way", the defense, the tricks and using the force of the opponent in your favor, but these things are ridiculous)
The only thing Seagal could defeat is a cheeseburger
@@SawdEndymon 😂
All discredit him till he has you in a wrist lock can not take his joint locks footwork atemi away from him.plus first two films where ace .
His power is unmatched. Just a wave of the hand and they go flying!
Well yes. That's how firing actors works.
@@googooseyep I may have been sarcastic tho
@@Simp_Zone oh sorry. i didn't know, mb. :/ Good comment tho
@@googooseyep 😄
A true master.. of dominating people half his size in rehearsed submissions.
Yeah, I would love to see him against some decent MMA fighter.
He's good, in fact.
He is a big guy bigger than most if you need to know.
I mean, its a demonstration, he not supposed to actually hurt the other people or use actual technique. Aikido and hapkido were actual styles meant to disarm and kill, a lot of what he's doing is wrist locks and takedowns, even if they are exaggerated, its meant to show form rather then a show of dominance. But its been a year since you watched the video, so take it as is
I don't understand how apparently nowadays on youtube nobody understands the word "DEMONSTRATION" anymore.
0:52 He even had time to fix his hair. Legend
0:51 dude!!
I learnt alot from this man everything he does I just didn't do and it worked phenomenally
😂😂😂
Yeah who would want money and fame when you have so much potential as just another useless tosser.
Dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You have to admit, it is very well choreographed
i dunno about that, if it was well choreographed, some of it might look legitimate XD
Not really, at 1:51 the guy coming in reacts to Seagull too soon and has to reset to be able to react again in time. Obviously they didn't practice this choreography well enough.
@@jaybash2944 i agree with that
@@evilbron666 Hence the title of 'demonstration' professor.
Not choreographed at all... Fact is, once you become proficient in Aikido, you learn the body's balance and instability points and can very easily make someone topple over.
As a child growing up it blew my mind but as you get older and watch closer it makes one giggle
This is how you should look at professional sports, like WWE or wrestle mania...all rigged for drama. The winners are chosen before season starts to please the audience
I used to mock it saying it was bullshit but then it hit me. But in fact it's legit : at the beginning of the fight you can clearly see Steven Seagull saying "it's morbin time", explaining his outstanding performance
Do you mean "it's morphin time" from The Power Rangers? Or is morbin some other martial art disipline? Just asking...
No. He said "It's Seagalin Time!".
@@paulmirza2083 it's a meme
@@slimjim1st473 if you gotta tell someone something is a meme, it was never important and it was never worth knowing
as a martial artist i can confidently say that this is the most effective martial art when it comes to doing fake shows to make yourself look cool.
Is it?
It looks like he’s barely doing anything😂
He could have done this through a Zoom call and they would have still tumbled.
You’re a genius
LOL nice one
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It’s like when Neo fought all the agent smith clones although this somehow seems more fake and that shit was a movie lmao
lmao Damn bro, I was fucking drinking and almost spat out my beer. Comment caught me off guard.
you think this is fake? i guess that's a testament to how incredible Steven Seagull is. He is the best fighter in the history of the planet. He can fight 10 highly trained experts at once and destroy them so bad that it makes it look like its fake. I actually heard that Dana White offered Steven Seagull 2.5 million dollars per fight to fight in the UFC but he turned it down. Apparently he turned it down because he didnt want to embarrass anyone.
@@Jackson-pu7gd this is so true. I remember one time I went to one of his interviews and asked for an autograph.
He slapped my paper out of my hand, punched me in the balls, then threw me out of the window and I fell for 7 stories.
1:50 literally fake , the guy didnt even try to hit him, but trying to grab his gi instead XD . In real fight situation even people without martial art background would have try a take down and do random strike instead of handing their hands for free lol
At least the Neo thing looked cool and the agents were hitting him
For when your walking down a dark alley at night and some teenagers try to hug you to death.
hahahaha
You'll be fine as long as their are trained to roll on command.
i remember when i was a kid steven seagal was godlike with his skills. he just throws people around with all his sick hand movements. now you realize its all bullshido
The only realization is that you have never understood what the word demonstration means.
@@benoitmatters3674 a martial art that has very unrealistic demos is bullshido.
@@edouardvillano1532 Ironically you just demonstrated your own stupidity.
@@benoitmatters3674what is he demonstrating? This will never work and will get you seriously fuckin hurt in the real world😂 this is the opposite way of how you defend yourself
@@Guitarlord69505 That is why they call it a demonstration. it is for show. An actual fight would be real a life scenario. Just like an emoji demonstrates your lack of intelligence.
Whenever I watch a Steven Seagal movie I thought his martial arts is baritsu LMAO
How I feel when I toss my nephew's around lol
Was going to say that's how my uncle would wrestle with us.😁👍🏽
I’ve never been more amused by a comment
Same 😂
@@tcb9775 Is this guy your uncle?
This is the most incredible thing i have ever seen. Steven Seagull makes Bruce Lee look like a little child who just attended his first karate lesson. Steven Seagull is the greatest fighter in the history of the planet. How can this have so few views????
@matt lol yep :P sad that you had to ask!
@matt lol,well actually im from new zealand
A great performance from all the actors.
my favorite part was when he just tapped/touched them and they did a backflip right away. You must be super strong for that to happen
Everytime i see a steven seagal video on youtube im clicking it just to see whats in the comment section 😄
😂😂😂😂
Yep that's why I'm here too 😂
Same here 🤣🤣🤣
👍
Not the fanboys tho...they just watch the clips in their stained underwear fapping away....
I'm not surprised he beat them all, the gravity around his massive belly is so strong they can't help but collapse around it.
Stephen Segal singlehandedly turns the laws of physics on their heads without even so much as a thought. Inertia ceases to exist in this wonderful display. What a guy.
You know it’s fake, right?
I feel like after watching this I am ready for any kind of street fight
That's me when my classmates hear I'm opening a bag of crisps
😂😂😂😂
You made my day with that comment.🤣
This looks like a really nice coreographed dance. He should go on dancing with the stars with his partner.
You are so stupid come "dance" whit me
Aikido teaches students how to fall and roll. So it always looks like this. I wonder what it looks like when another style resists the movements a little?
@@putinscat1208 you will see a bones breaking
@@princessdelavega2649 I wonder.
@@putinscat1208 Done properly and with skill, yes. Sadly most styles like this, after about 3rd degree or dan or whatever its all just showing off choreography with a bunch of students who fall on purpose.
I remember that day, we met at the buffet, only one piece of cheesecake left, Steven got it, my wrist still hurts to this day.....
If Seagal didn’t take himself so seriously you could actually commend him for such a well choreographed performance lol
I miss skinny Seagal, back when only a small part of his hair was spray on
I was once asked to be a participant in a Martial Arts demostration which were demonstrating how to block a punch to the face. Unfortunately for the guy giving the demostration I had dabbled as an amateur in boxing. As soon as he gave the nod to come at him I caught him straight on the side of the jaw and knocked him to the ground. I of course apologised, he got up shouting at me 'what the hell was i thinking as he wasn't ready'
Lesson learnt that day...always be ready especially if you invite someone to punch you in the face.
Marc Nelson Too true and good point, in all my MA training, seminars, gradings and competitions I have never once seen a realistic ‘exhibition’. By definition to me they are an ‘worthless and orchestrated exercise’, the true worth and effect of any combat sport can only be witnessed and appreciated in an actual ‘near full’ or full contact contest. These ‘displays’ are in effect a Kata with 2 or more participants taking part. This Aikido example is absolute nonsense!. Funny story and thanks for posting.
How dare you fighting for real. You were supposed to be fodder 😁
Why would you throw a real punch in a demo? Hahaha
The fuck does that have to do with anything bro
I love how he taps you on the shoulder and the guy goes flying
Up to one point i was doing tae-kwon-do for half of my life and i really loved it. We would go to regional and even national championships, it was a good time. Whenever we did our training, there was a group of aikidoka doing they’re stuff right next to us. While we were really sweating and fighting each other with bruises from landed kicks all over our faces and so on…they just seemed to have a good time. They were not even sweating. We invited them once to train with us and offered training once with them. 10 minutes into the warm-up they were already done and returned to their training. Good times.
I actually did both aikido and takewondo for a year or so time (maybe a bit more). I liked both. But I aikido way more. I just had this great feeling after each training, like peace. It was great. And I think my sensei was actually on the more “practicall” end of the spectrum. I actually got injured (nothing major) more times than during takewondo.
Sadly I had to stop both because of my knee.
Charlize brought me here 🤣
Same here
And here :D
me too hehe
Get outta my head
One more for the pile!! :D
Self flipping skills at their best….those guys could have done that without Mr Seagal being bothered to be physically present there
His power is unmatched. Just a wave of the hand and they go flying!
That actually would have been more impressive
He tries that against a NCAA devision 2 wrestling champion and he’s getting his spinal cord shattered
The best action filmmaker ever. His films have all the same plot, though you watch till the end.
uhh... you think this is fake?
@@Jackson-pu7gd Read the title of the video idiot.
@@Jackson-pu7gd are you actually mentally challenged?
thanks for the video
Its like me when playing with my kids... so fun
I finally found the cure for depression. Thank you Steven Seagal
You are right! It takes only a quick search for Steven Seagal on RUclips to get some good laughs.
the comment section was my cure for deppression.
The real skills are shown by these "fighters" throwing themselves around to make him look good
Looks like wwe
@@Tobbelitto622 wwe actually looks painful compared to this 3 stooges peat falling Bulshido
Well, this is so silly it made my day. It´s like a muppet festival and Segal´s the biggest one. Moving along like Meep...
Charlize brought me here too
Ya... but I'd like to see her fight Seagal
Same. She undersold just how lame this fighting is.
This is literally the greatest video I have ever seen in my life
i was down than fell on that video..now im happy.nothing better than comedy and a good laugh.laghter is the best medecine.thank you Mr Seagull
Very nice yoga session 👍
He’s in pretty good shape here and showing agility. I wouldn’t mess with him unless absolutely necessary ans armed with a bucket of chicken.
..."and armed with a bucket of chicken." I'm sure glad I hadn't taken a sip of my drink before I read that! 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
WOW, Steven is soooo strong
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Amazing choreography
I trained aikido for 2 years because of this man.
I got in a fight the other day and got my ass whooped, freaking missing teeth and all. Plus everybody was laughing at me while they were recording because I was just so bad
At least you realized. Better to lose only two years than 10, 20, 30 or even 40 years doing a martial art that’s more of an art than a martial thing, if you catch my drift
Is this a joke? I can’t tell.
Aikido is not intended for combat or self defense.. its just choreography like a dance, it’s for the movies
I think you dint practice. Its depends on who fights. You are loser
I really hope this actually happened. I too studied Aikido in college, but then realised it was shite and did Krav Maga instead.
“Greatest fighter of all time” Steven Seagal
The real talent is watching the guys twirl and flip around to make Steven look better
Who do think the adduce was applauding lol.
This is what true invincibility looks like. This man is more powerful than Thanos destroying the Avengers.
"He s the kind of guy that would drink a gallon of gasoline so he could piss in your camp fire."
Aikido is great defensive technique for when someone tries to run up and hug you.
The ultimate voluntary flipping and Tossing yolo match up lol
Holy crap........they actually applauded. I'm thinking someone synced clapping when it was supposed to be a laugh track.
No, this was yrs ago when people still thought he was actually a skilled martial artist. Even though anybody with common sense could tell this was just a rehearsed demonstration. People were still blinded by his movies back then.
I would love to see him defend against a high and fast crescent kick from an MMA fighter like Cro Cop. Just saying
I’d like to see him defend himself again Daniel San’s crane kick. When done properly, no defense.
Crocop would absolutely murder this man.
@@mu5mu595 agreed.
@@mu5mu595 because Crocop is actually a murderer, while Steven here is only an actor.
They are in different leagues.
Cro Cop and other MMA fighters wouldn't last 10 seconds against an Aikido Master
What amazing techniques
Respect to steven .
Greetings from Suriname . South america
I used to do the same thing to my little brother 😂
nunca assisti um MMA tão verdadeiro!!
Excellent Bullshido skills by Steven Seagal!! His mastery of acting is akin to the skills of a penguin at 100 meters sprint😊
I took on 5 90 year olds with Alzheimer's disease and it looked just like his demonstration.
A classic case of "big in Japan" :).. "And now, a demonstration against Mr. Van Damme...! Mr. Seagal?...Mr. Seagal? Mr. Seagaaaal?"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He could take Van Damme and snap him like a twig.
GOLD JERRY....GOLD
Dr. Mark You’re absolutely stonkin hilarious.
These are kids from the local junior school, on the street Seagal would get the shit kicked out of him. He's still a legend in his own mind.
Amazing technique. Great footwork. Just awesome.
Lol throwing people around who aren't actually trying to fight him?
@@SonOfTheDawn515 It's a demo. It says that in the title. I didn't claim fighting.
No wonder Hollywood saw potential in him as a B level actor.
Estilo inútil. Bobagem.
@NOMI Não é bom ator. Lutador de cinema. Coreografia de cinema. Ator fraco. Estilo de luta que é inútil.
@@SHOGUM5867 falou o especialista em artes marciais!
@@razielserio1 100% certo.
Jealousy is such a bitch how many movies have you made
Groups discount on stunt man classes in session
- the real stunt men who work on movies are way tougher than the like of Seagal......
He truly is a great martial artist
1:30 that tiny little push really cracks me up
What happens if they don't run straight at him with both arms outstretched?
Glenn P well is that or give him your wrist. Apparently those are the two forms of attack aikido masters know how to defend.
He'll use the philippine technics which he learned too!!!
Aikido is something that you apparently have zero know of, go to a aikido school,sign a waiver and step in the mat loudmouth. Just try to attack even a yellow belt student and see how it feels to have a broken wrist,shoulder or elbow then ask that question again!. Maybe the student will be nice and just slightly injure you, I know because I train aikido and this stuff hurts even if slightly resisted. Bozo!.
@@cajunmandick2985 Oh shut up you idiot....
There will be no fight obviously 😂, but to understand aikido I guess it’s a good thing to understand the Founders idea/philosophy about aikido. It’s techniques goes way back when in Irl more lethal weapons also were used. Now the bokken or Jo is used instead. It is a just as big part as the empty hand techniques (throwing and pinning) To its defense, since the potency of the martial art is questioned as well as when we compare different martial arts, it would be fun to see any martial artist attack an Aikidoka with the Jo in ready position, backed up with the bokken 😀
I think the best moves of Seagal's Aikido are the comments 🤣
That's why I came here 😂😂😂😂😂
When your opponent just jumps circles, man give me my Black belt
Tried to combine this with the Dempsey Roll I learned from Hajime no Ippo. It was so effective that I almost get to play 1-on-1 with Kobe.
I use to think this stuff really worked in real life.
*used to think
Why don't you go to a teacher and learn. I used to think there was not only one form of aikido but any martial art. There are many forms. Go learn, study and then put on your own demonstration. Oh and it does work.
It does work but if you include it in your mma style.
@@moubear32 No, it doesn't. Show me a video where an aikidoka uses his art against a resisting fighter.
@@suntzu7727 well the style is taught to riot police in Japan so maybe look them up. Granted they are a lot more brutal.
Dancing with the stars
Does anyone know what is the technic called on 0:52? It's a simple throw...
I did this to all the boys in my daughter's 3rd grade class. This technique works well against the small frames.
Seagal moved to Japan at some point between the ages of 19 and 21 with his father who was visiting for military purposes, and met karate masters and decided to remain in Japan. He received his 1st dan degree (shodan) under the direction of Koichi Tohei. He continued to train in aikido as a student of Seiseki Abe, Tohei (whose aikido organization, Ki Society, Seagal refused to join in favor of staying with the Aikikai), Kisaburo Osawa, Hiroshi Isoyama and the second Dōshu Kisshomaru Ueshiba. He attained a 7th dan degree and Shihan in aikido, he also holds black belts in Karate, Judo and Kendo and became the first foreigner to operate an aikido dojo in Japan.[12]After returning to California in 1974, Seagal met Miyako Fujitani, an aikido instructor teaching in Los Angeles. He returned with her to her native Japan in 1975 where they married.Seagal initially returned to Taos, New Mexico, with his student (and later film stuntman) Craig Dunn, where they opened a dojo, although Seagal spent much of his time pursuing other ventures. After another period in Japan, Seagal returned to the U.S. in 1983 with senior student Haruo Matsuoka. They opened an aikido dojo, initially in North Hollywood, California, but later moved it to the city of West Hollywood. Seagal left Matsuoka in charge of the dojo, which he ran until the two parted ways in 1997.[13][14][15]He has helped train Brazilian Mixed Martial Artists Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida. Silva, who is the former UFC Middleweight Champion, went on to knock out Vitor Belfort with a kick, in their fight at UFC 126 in February 2011,[16] and Machida also credited him for helping him perfect the front kick that he used to knock out Randy Couture at UFC 129 in May 2011.
This guys the real deal! But people r so jealous! Its ok......he isnt out 2 impress no 1......& hes laughing all the way 2 the bank $$$$. 👍
Who cares? Step into a ring and compete then. Nobody cares about the belts.
This comment is the biggest pile of b******* I have ever read Steven Seagal probably paid you to write this or wait a minute Steven is this you did you write this yourself Steven.
Tonight!..On Dancing with the Stars: Steven Seagal and his midget robot minions and their version of The Clumzy Salsa👏👏👏👏👏👏
Lame
this comment is underrated
Thanks, Call Me Kevin, for showing me another amazing video to play the Doom music and Guile's Theme over XD
I don't know what's more depressing, the guys being told to flail around and fall down, or the people watching it live and clapping. You'd have to be held against your own free will to find this educational.
Steve como um mestre de artes marciais é um ótimo ator.
Ele não e mestre de arte marcial muito menos ator kkkkk. E por ser cara de pau , estelionatario e mentiroso conseguiu a façanha de ser estrela de filme de ação ao menos nós primeiros filmes dele ,depois do final da decada de 90 foi só ladeira a baixo . E um Frank dux que deu certo . Ele até que ficou rico mais todo mundo fica zuando ele porque ele e um fraude .
verry nice randori 👊👍
i ❤ steven seagal as an actor
Legend
Shit, he was like a pushing breeze 🤣
i love steven seagal his fighting style respect
Untouchable
This is what feels like when you walk through that Lil nest of gnats in the summer
i wonder if he could win a real fight, not just a fight where people fall down by looking at him.😆
Not a chance. Man has literally never done an actual fight in his life
@@Simp_Zone actually not true, he was well know for getting into fights as a student in Japan. Of course being a foot taller and 100 lbs heaver than most of your opponents does give you a slight advantage. Respect to all.
All nicely choreographed.
Outstanding
This guy waves one hand around and launches people so often he might be using the force
He must have the Force - barely pushing some of those guys in the chest and they're flipping over like turtles. Cool demonstration though.
Epic Bullshido!
u a fool for that.
When they break your bones you’ll change your mind
Zak Matew aikido is useless mate I do taekwondo which is way better still not great but all this video shows is him gently pushing people and them just rolling it’s pathetic.
@@ar12. it depends on many circumstances
@@zakmatew it doesn't lol