Learning Martial Arts SECRETS with Steven Seagal in 24 HOURS

CRAZY Training Session with Steven Seagal - Learn Secret MARTIAL ARTS Techniques
Welcome back to “Steven Strangles People”. Today, I am sharing a video about a CRAZY Training Session with Steven Seagal. The martial arts legend Steven Seagal spends 24 hours with Jesse Enkamp, teaching him all of his fight secrets along the way. Steven Frederic Seagal is an American actor, screenwriter, and martial artist. A 7th-dan black belt in aikido, he began his adult life as a martial arts instructor in Japan, becoming the first foreigner to operate an aikido dojo in the country. He later moved to Los Angeles where he had the same profession.
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[@cncdalzell8458]

Does Seagal really believe he's that bad ass and could beat actual mma fighter's?

[@scoopaway9176]

Steven is a joke. Any MMA fighter can tell you don't follow Steve.

[@scoopaway9176]

Steven Strangle Gang is smart. Next month me and my homie are signing up for patron

[@Scott-xb7ov]

Rotating fist vs vertical: in a street fight, you just want to be fast and first. While the rotating fist generates more power, the vertical fist is quicker and harder to see coming. Most people that throw a rotating fist, telegraph it by first raising their elbow. The elbow is kept down with the vertical fist, which hides the striking action.

[@PerryCali]

i loved that self ad to your patreon. i was worried but youve shown me otherwise... i enjoy your content so to see yu actually physically demonstrating techniques helps me know what im getting. will join soon

[@liamhelot8307]

so i called my mother and told her about the vertical punches, she didnt really get it and now thinks some guy named steven punched me.

[@Biggersandwich]

Moms are great right

[@drogusmaxwell6640]

Steven doesn't punch, he strangles people.

[@JimothyPickles]

This comment is funny. Genuinely

[@joennejordbaer]

Yeah good pun! Ha ha

[@adamwarlock8309]

Yo bro idk why but all ur videos stop and go back to menu at like 40 seconds of so

[@radiobeco8827]

Steven Seagal is the type of guy to do a wrist lock in a marriage proposal

[@VegasAlien1]

I don't fight well, but if my opponents all stood still and let me hit them, I think I could be a world champion and maybe even a movie star.

[@knivesgunfights526]

Vegas: I would hope that all attackers would come at me in slow motion. Man, I could wreck their day. Segal is a self loving, over inflated, phony. For years he used his physical size....not prowess....to intimidate. Since that failed he has doubled as the Pillsbury Doughboy and the Michelin Tire guy. I think he may be a have written a cook book on how to cook any food using Dunkin Doughnuts.

[@mr28086]

I would press like on your comment but 69 is such a beautiful number

[@shawnsmith2610]

That happens in training in most martial arts dummy unless you are sparring.

[@mr28086]

@@shawnsmith2610 not necessarily true mate. In my old karate class, when we practiced drills, the opponent would practice his strikes, while the other person would be moving around practicing defence. This is so we can help the other person work on timing and accuracy. I noticed you did say "most martial arts" class, but I'm just putting my point out there.

[@Eennki]

LOL, when you are able to make and run a dojo in Japan, then maybe you will be in a position to be arrogant and disrespectful. Hey, but we all know you will never accomplish even 1% of what Steven accomplished in his life.

[@riversedgekickboxing694]

I think Stephen seagull genuinely believes Jesse is a more dangerous fighter than Oliver.

[@hekatonikles]

Once a guy came at me with a knife and asked me "What're you gonna do about that?" So I told him "I know at least 10 ways to kill you and 5 of them aren't even..." Well, unfortunately he didn't wait for me to finish this sentence. Long story short; I'm out of the hospital now and almost able to walk without assistance.

[@triggerhappy6398]

If what you say is true I hope you're doing okay

[@7thheaven496]

Lol.

[@nightsurfer1]

That's a made up story bro, but.... It's funny as hell. 😂🤣🤣 Loved the part, "5 of them aren't even... (DOH!! wait a-hole! I didn't finish!)" 😂🤣😂🤣😭😭😭

[@himmihw]

5:38 imagine trying to block a kick like that from someone like Buakaw💀 wrist gonna be inverted after💀

[@stevenleblanc8146]

Only problem with that is there is no one like Buakaw. (This being the interwebs of the unnervingly complex domain cosmos) I should add the I'm kidding, mostly.

[@leg0land100]

Edson barbosa about the blast through your wrist

[@mr.safensound4238]

A low arm is simply no match for a fast moving leg. I once tried a similar block in light sparring with my Sensei. Last second he altered the angle of his kick and thrust it straight out towards my lower abdomen. Instinctively I tried moving backwards and still got kicked hard. As for my poor wrist, it ended up colliding with his ankle and broken. I couldn't drive for 3 months afterwards whilst it gradually healed. Really bad move, especially as our Sensei was training us to always circle away from the incoming kick before making any sort of attempt to block or redirect it.

[@vesuvius2444]

I was watching Jesse's video with Stephen Wonderboy today. And the contrast is amazing. Amazing MMA fighter that's humble with zero destroy brainstem nonsense. And they go over intricacies of adapting karate to MMA. Seagal just seems like mostly posturing and a guy with a bruised ego. A small amount of skill that's overshadowed by everything else.

[@kommisar.]

He's lays been a total egomaniac. You're right in your assessment: Seagal is just posturing and Wonderboy actually knows what he's talking about.

[@jimmywang3879]

Probably because he's been in real fights. You learn that you can dish it out and get rocked too hence why he's probably not cocky.

[@Vice78577]

EAT IT, YALL ... ANOTHER HOME RUN FROM THE GOAT STEVEN "STRANGLES" 💯

[@SoulPurposeGaming]

Jessie's being so nice and respectful, but you know when they got back to the hotel it was all laughs with bois

[@lurchlogan]

I love that you get to the point, no 30 second intro... No introduction... Just straight to the video topic. It's appreciated 👍 !!

[@KanekiKen-lm1dl]

Yeah, and no “like and subscribe” before we even see his content

[@edouardlorge4059]

the intro was 16 s

[@vukjovanovicofficial]

I gotta say, Jesse is a hell of a lad for being that polite and respectful in the face of such martial art nonsense. Glad you covered this Steven, awesome content as always brother!

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

If he is anywhere near the person we see on camera outside of it he deserves a lot of respect

[@acmartialarts2227]

He gets no respect from me he got man handled by Steven Seagal

[@vukjovanovicofficial]

@@acmartialarts2227 If Jesse wanted to, he could have smashed the ever loving shit out of Steven, he just knows better, it would absolutely not be a good look on him. He did exactly what he should have!

[@brokentypewriterprod]

Can’t believe Oliver went along with this. What a brother to support Jesse’s YT channel.

[@michaelmartinez3893]

People have to admit that no matter their opinion on Sagal, we all watch him lol.

[@davidramirez2293]

I hate Whoopi Goldberg's and Steve Seagal movies there i said it 🤣

[@HigherPlanes]

I don't know about his Martial Arts...but he's entertaining as fuck

[@Marz-px6vx]

Damn Steven Williams Seagal is back at it again with another banger. #STRANGLEGANG

[@wolfhawk1999]

"I'm in Dubai with Steven Segall." I hate every part of that sentence

[@edwardwolfe1735]

Yo Steven. New sub here from Long Island. Love your channel. I’m a 53 yr old man and I WAS a huge Segal fan back in the day. But damn dude, I’d much rather listen to you discuss about martial arts. You obv have the skills and wisdom. But you’re also humble. Freaking Segal is so FULL of HIMSELF. He’s technique is unbeatable, ONLY IF you hit him the way he wants you to. Been watching UFC a since the start. Tank Abbot, Royce Gracie and remember the day it BLEW UP. Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonner. A tough guy could still rank high back then. Now kids are growing up learning multiple styles. Keep em comin.

[@matthewhall7976]

I was thumbs up/like number 5..👍❤️👍

[@sheerdumbluck]

Respect From: Like 26

[@matthewhall7976]

@@sheerdumbluck respect reciprocated and return.. Rup rup rup rup Strangle Gang.. 💪

[@danielfischer7822]

Seagals hair can’t be real. Great content having a lot of fun thank you

[@Revolverfoxx]

I wouldnt ever pay to be trained by Steven Seagal neverrr🙅🏾‍♂️

[@Revolverfoxx]

@@brownjenkin8422 That would mean I would have to pretend getting hurt and not learning anything a waste of my time and money my guy Im not rich🤣

[@futur_sunds]

You could even pay ME to train with him lol

[@JamesMMcCann]

I could've sworn there's an interview where Seagal says he was good friend with Lee, and that Bandon and Seagal's son used to play together when they were little children.

[@stronghold429]

Your videos are hilarious man, the way you mix facts, and well articulated information with funny special effects and witty punch lines delivered right at the perfect time, it's just fun as all hell to watch..... Great content, these videos make my day bro

[@adamv3353]

Glad I was finally recommended something I like , great content steve

[@Erik78Johansson]

HAHAHAHHAHAA *Fake Photo. Hahahahahah that get me of guard! Keep up the good work :D

[@TAuthorlee]

I freaking love you commentary and the hot takes. Please keep up the great work Professor ^__^

[@fernandomatos5265]

I trained some of that trapping stuff Seagal showed when I trained JKD. It’s referred to as Pak sao (slapping hand), basically the point behind it is to remove the obstacle. I mean it works here and there in sparring, but not as pretty and all movie like seagal wants to show lol

[@georgefoley9793]

Pak Sao is fairly effective in sparring; just slap the opponent's hand just enough off from the center line, preferably by the elbow, so that you could squeeze in a fast punch (vertical is easier to squeeze through, in my experience). Works very well in my Karate sparring most of the time - I cross train.

[@matthewheisler3754]

Dope content as always. I love your stuff man keep it up!

[@BrownSuga-cs2by]

my man, love your videos

[@sigh4627]

What’s up strangle gang

[@frankiegodinez8864]

Great content as always. It was also nice to hear some advice from you in regards to sticking to one teacher in every respective discipline. I totally agree with that too.

[@user-lf7nf3kl7t]

I love these Seagal vids you're doing. Takes me back to my childhood when my pops would sit me down to watch Seagal and make fun of him while pointing out all the nonsense in the late 80's early 90's 😅My pops absolutely despised this man, and would absolutely love your content.

[@change_your_destiny420]

Dad's are awesome

[@Stahlvanten]

Healthy upbringing!

[@user-lf7nf3kl7t]

@@Stahlvanten My dad was an amateur boxer in his youth, but was drafted into Vietnam where he was injured and ended that dream of boxing. He was also a huge fan of Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, and martial arts. He never lost his passion for the sport tho, so many years later when I was born he tried to get me into boxing (which I enjoy watching) but my passion in sport was basketball. More of a lover than a fighter myself haha. Thank you for the kind words by the way.

[@matthewhall7976]

@@user-lf7nf3kl7t my father done boxing, got me into it too from an eat age but he also loved watching these movies with me.. He would rup the shit outta there baloney but also seen seagull, and John claud van damn movies as more or a comedy action.. Least that's how I was raided under his influence and it seems he was right about everything..🤣🤣 Wrist lock, to elbow snap then seagull kills a guy with a credit card after incapacitatimg him, hahahah.. Honesty I know guys who never known their dad's and I feel sad for them but on my experience alone.. Having a dad even one who's beat tha shit outta you if you fucked up has been a blessing in so many ways.. Glad I'm not meow meow😻🤣, be like oh my dad punched me boo hoo, because the same man taught me how to take a punch fit a toilet, plumb in a sink, change the gas pipe over, join military cadets and not back down from a fat kid who hit you on a bus a few times.. Parents can be brutal but done right it really makes you love and respect them.. F**k if my dad was never around I would of been either a total😻meowmeow puss puss, eeeee, or I'd of wbded up psycho and criminal.. The balance of discapline and freedom helped me develop and the hefty headbutt of I fucked up kept me in line.. Sure not every kid needs this bit I always worried my dad was never strict enough.. My 5 older brothers got It tougher but we all ended up good.. So yeah, I feel bad for and would like to help others who never had a heavy handed dad around but also I'm really happy my dad dinldnt treat me like a girl and be all soft.. I needed tough love and maybe two of my brothers didn't but 2 outta six who where good compared and they still are working productive membs of society who pay taxes n shit.. I lost what point I was making I think.. But like yeH, if you don't have a father of a biological sense then just having picked your own father figur is a real importance.. I think that is more on the person though.. Because I hated my dad for half my childhood yet still stayed in the rules, and I don't good.. I looked at people like Steven seagull for what he said an done inovies Nd Mike tysom for his raw "no f**ks* given ways but like.. Without that extra guidance I don't think I'd be here right now.. RiP, for my father and every other father/papa/فرحر guardian out there who never got to see us work on his example.. We love you not for punching us in the head but for giving us what we needed when we didn't know what we were needing..👍❤️👍

[@Tygor3533]

Your pops is a great man! Calling seagul out on his BS before it was cool, people rode his nuts back in the 80s and 90s.

[@picassoperformedmycircumci2977]

Anderson Silva released a book explaining some of his techniques back when he was P4P King, he used a vertical fist for straight punches and hooks if I remember correctly. Jack Dempsey also advocated using a vertical fist for his " straight blast" which Bruce Lee used as the basis for his lead punch in JKD. Granted the overwhelming majority of fighters advocate for landing with a horizontal fist but there are notable exceptions. I would call my mother about this but she's dead.

[@BiggerBubba]

I met mr. Demura a couple times at tournaments. The man was and still is a real life yoda, I watched him jump over a mans head, he made it look completely effortless, and was well into his seventies.

[@Wawadewa]

I agree with those who say Aikido isn't efficient in MMA, or vs boxing Thai, kickboxing... Aidiko however is extremely useful when facing a drunk/ drugged out person. I only had 2 years of casual practice and easily and safely took out a drunk who was aggresive and loud. Rear neck choke. Didn't even have to parry his jab. Just moved straight towards him and stepped on his side (Ura) when he thought he'd connect. He tried to elbow my rib cage but I kept him close. He passed out. I layed him on the floor and he regained composure within 10 seconds. All his anger was gone and we parted ways very peacefully. Things would have surely turned out differently if he was a thai / karate/ trained fighter. But somehow, in that scenario, Aikido worked fine. If I was a puncher, he'd probably be concussed and bleeding, leading to potential lawsuit. Not all techniques apply in every situation.

[@MrKoblepot]

Could work against random normal persons. Already applied irimi nage on people from karate throwing punch. Then once again the biggest deal is that in many aikido school the pace of training is slow, you have to train it with good speed and a real punch coming up to you and not foreseen to stop 10cm before your head. Concerning the use in MMA, with gloves and shit would be difficult plus a trained fighter is gonna do you feints etc...

[@Wawadewa]

@@MrKoblepot Agreed, Aikido is not for MMA. Just a way to defend from people that have real killing intent, going for it full blast. A once in a lifetime probability that i hope no one will ever see come true.

[@josepharmand6117]

Steven Seagal's biggest martial arts advantage is being a very solid 6' 4" guy. That's really going to help. Then he has also practiced 'the basics' over a lifetime...punching, kicking, locks, grips. That's also going to help. And if much of the rest is complete and utter BS, he's still got a solid base from which to operate.

[@laeioun]

I don't think you can call this BS. The point of these Japanese arts is warfare, not scoring points. Imagine you want to take every able-bodied person in a village and add them to an army, how are you going to make sure the training works for everyone? You give them weapons, swords, spears, and shields, and you have them train the basics together. You want these basics to work immediately, not after years of building muscle and sparring, but right now. Do you want untrained people trying to strike with their shoulders popping out and injuring themselves? No. So, you teach them a vertical orientation of striking. Less injuries makes them more effective. Look at Bruce Lee, he mastered his body mechanics and built up strength to the point where his side kicks became as deadly as a speeding car. The old martial arts were created for a particular purpose from a sound methodology that still applies today. People just think it's BS because they lack imagination.

[@josepharmand6117]

@@laeioun There might be many valid reasons to practice, say, Aikido...and quite a few other martial arts besides. Fitness...spiritual...aesthetics. And fair enough. But I think the runs are on the board in terms of its combat effectiveness. It simply isn't a very effective combat art nor is it easy and quick to learn. There are much quicker, more effective ways if combat is the intention. Practice it by all means...but don't delude yourself in terms of what it offers in the way of combat effectiveness.

[@laeioun]

@@josepharmand6117 Aikido was derived from an older art. I am talking about where Aikido comes from and what it represents historically/traditionally, not how it's taught today in a modern context. What is taught as Aikido today still preserves useful principles, but Aikido instructors don't often encourage students to spar and make their techniques work against resisting opponents. Aikido techniques can be very useful.

[@josepharmand6117]

@@laeioun Sure, like I said, there can be many reasons to study Aikido. But don't fool yourself about its combat effectiveness. It just isn't...and a primary reason for that is the fact it is never pressure-tested in training or tried against a resisting opponent. There may be isolated techniques that are effective in certain circumstances. But there are far quicker martial arts to learn, that are pressure tested, and that are of proven effectiveness in a combat situation. kzbin.info is an interesting watch about an Aikido teacher who starts to question the effectiveness of his art.

[@laeioun]

@@josepharmand6117 You're not getting it. The constraint of Aikido is that there is no striking, which allows it to be entirely dedicated to perfecting the art of using your opponent's energy. If at any moment you want to do a strike, then don't try Aikido, because there are no strikes in Aikido. No shit Aikido isn't effective by itself, it was never meant to be used as a standalone art, it was designed to supplement other arts, not replace them. The founder of Aikido mastered other arts before he started teaching Aikido, so consider his intent. It's redundant to talk about Aikido's combat effectiveness in scenarios that Aikido simply isn't designed to cover... It's like saying that the combat effectiveness of a punch is zero once someone is outside the range of a punch... No shit... Combine your typical striking art with Aikido and you'll find out how Aikido principles help you to be less wasteful of energy.

[@nicholasmcknight4542]

Ayo you totally earned this subscriber that setup was PERFECT 😂

[@erniemathews5085]

Yeah, you get more snap. In my amateur days they called me 'nosebleed'...love that jab

[@johnriley4425]

Just to tell my own elbow to leg story. I had a sparring partner wearing crappy shin guards and he threw a hard body kick, I tucked my elbow, and his instep (which wasn't padded because his skin guards sucked) slammed into the point of my elbow. Dude couldn't train for like 2 weeks and it was horribly swollen, so ya. Catching elbows is no joke. I've been lucky enough to not be on the other side of that though. Yet anyways

[@davidmatthews2983]

I know there is heat at mr segal, but the hand fingers counting, and then the “what am I doing here” got me, like really got me man. 😂🤙

[@tl5957]

this was Great Steve man ! 👍👏👌

[@GKinslayer]

Neat fact - I have had the chance to take a weekend JKD gathering one time and Guru Dan Inosanto was there. He would bring a copy of Bruce Lee's notebooks to show us the notes they would take - seems Lee and his students would go to other dojos to take notes on other styles to see what they could see was useful. You mentioned evolving understanding of martial arts - I got to see exactly that. Guru Inosanto told us how when they first saw Muay Thai and in their notes the mentioned the teep which at the time they just saw as a front kick. Guru told us that didn't understand the use of the teep at the time for the EXACT reason you mentioned, our understanding of martial arts is ever evolving.

[@andrewblancheiii4464]

You by far one of the most knowledgeable articulate MMA enthusiasts/ fighter coach I come across. I binged watched (half so far) your videos all weekend long. Have/ will you fight professionally? Bellator, Strikeforce, UFC etc... Please Keep content coming 🌟⭐️ 🌟⭐️🌟 Just subscribed!

[@xxxOrtaxxx]

dope content love the break downs lets all boost this channel

[@kofiobodaitetteh8226]

06:09. YOU CALLING ME STUPID??? 😭🤣😭🤣🤣💥😂😭😂

[@The_Rock_Princess]

That’s what I do in a knife fight, miss-count to 10. Best commentary ever! 😂❤️

[@UncleSkiBum]

I called my mother and she doesn't want to talk to me either 😓🤣

[@Hunterslife315]

bro I actually enjoy the sarcasm, love the channel!! be safe my friend.

[@duckduckduckpig]

Thank you for always providing amazing content.. wish I could sub multiple times

[@milano1090]

Jajajajaja Seagal knows that he teachs dear friend ;)

[@oarymma]

Man these videos are Friggin amazing

[@MaharlikaAWA]

Like it or not Steven Segal is an actual martial arts legend. An Aikido and hollywood legend even if he has a very sad and negative personality and serious character flaws.

[@educatedfool5121]

He may be a legend in Aikido, but Aikido is bullsh*t. As for Hollywood Legend.... Eh.... That's giving him too much credit. He made at most four or five okay movies in the 90s, which did well at the box office. After that they have all been direct to DvD.

[@MaharlikaAWA]

@@educatedfool5121 but back then 4 or 5 movies was enough.

[@Meaty33]

One thing on the Gene LeBell story. Id take what Sea-gull says about him with a grain of salt. I think he might be still a little embarrassed that LeBell Choked him out, then he proceeded to shit himself in front of a bunch of people.

[@someoriginalname6004]

Story proven to be fake by witnesses

[@Meaty33]

@@someoriginalname6004 could you cite your source for this? i haven't heard any rebuttal.

[@someoriginalname6004]

@@Meaty33 I wold have to search for this couse I saw it years ago, there were couple people present at the scene, some security guard or two, some stuntman, cameraman and of course Gene and Seagal, from what I remember all of them said the never saw Gene choking Steven unconscious and him supposedly shiting himself, I remember for sure that I saw cameraman testimony on yourube when he said they get in some beef, that Gene come closely to Steven to show him some choke but Seagall didn't want him to and did move like bowing down and punching him in the crotch or something like this, then Gene used throw him on the ground, later Seagall get up and they were like ok thats it nothing happened, and this was the story as he said, also I remember someone from the crew who wasn't exactly there but was working on the set saying that nobody heard the story of Seagall shiting his pants on the set and undoubtly it would be the news of the day among ther cast if it really happen, aside of Gene nobody repeat the story (none of the people present when it happened) and considering Gene like to make jokes (like he choked people unconscious and poured the water on their crotch to later when they woke up he laugh and said they pissed they pands, that kind of jokes) so considering this, that he is the only one to said it and that in one interview when he was asked about it he didn't said it was true but instead something like: "Everyone wants to be a hero in their own stories, so I want to be too" etc what points out that he may not be telling the exact true. Anyway Im sure you will do your own unbiased research on the topic:)

[@thanatoast4389]

So, throat ripping/spine busting aside... the concept of once you commit to violence, going with overwhelming violence is a good one.

[@djkimvlogger9762]

Haha love him or hate him the guy is a real one of a kind charkter 😂💪 and if he is gone his crazy stuf wil be mist , it’s great entertainment

[@cloventusg.2944]

Oliver: is tapping Segal: I’m going to continue the hold until I’m through demonstrating

[@Skiezah]

Consistently good content I love ot

[@vitaexchange2267]

Was going to study ! But you caught me with this one 😂

[@muizismail4844]

Almost every martial arts youtuber react to jesse video right now. Including strangle gang. But jesse legit karate practitioner, and i love watching all his video.

[@barttaylor9176]

I love the shirt Steven! Keep up the good work and thanks for the content🤙🏼

[@KySchi59]

Steven Strangles always has the best plugs for his channel lol

[@codenameconovers3398]

Love this channel

[@daniellenihan4185]

There’s no way people actually believe Seagal and think his “style” is legit 😂 😂Wild.

[@andrewready1137]

Bow to your sensei!!!

[@thecollector6746]

Bro....go visit Viking Samurai's channel. All he does is cater to weebos, Aiki-Betas, and Seagal fanbois.....assuring them that Seagal isn't the delusional, pathological liar who likely at no point in his life ever put his "fighting skills" to the test. He even makes sure to selectively interview Stunt men who work/worked with Seagal to assure them all that Jean Lebell was lying about literally choking the *&^% out of Seagal.

[@kapilthevkanapathipillai6424]

Oliver is like he's one minute away from snapping 😅🤣😂 and killing him

[@kenjilaw4223]

Any gym where the coach/instructor does not spar or roll with students is a big red flag that you’re about to learn some bullshito, Seagal is a great example of that

[@ActionNathanOakley]

I wouldnt want to spar or roll with my teacher/coach. It intimidating... And scary. 🤣🤣

[@Tj-vk1dw]

I disagree, my muay thai coach is in his late 50s but hes the real deal. He coaches professional boxers, kickboxers and muay thai fighters (used to be a professional kickboxer himself) and I know this for a fact because I see him on tv in the corner when his fighters win fights and championships. I understand your point but saying any gym/any coach is a fraud for not sparring is dumb.

[@kenjilaw4223]

@@Tj-vk1dw of course at a certain age, you limit or stop sparring completely, but I’m sure your coach did at one point and perhaps even competed at high levels. You have to look at the past too, but if they have no background of sparring or competing and profess to be masters, you may want to take a closer look at what’s going on

[@Tj-vk1dw]

@@kenjilaw4223 Yep I agree if they have no background in sparring or competing they probably arent very good.

[@thedopesickshow]

@@kenjilaw4223 my judo coach is 60 with a pacemaker and 30% use of his heart, and he spars with us. His name’s Tarek Moneir, former Egyptian Olympian and did work coaching the US team. I’ve been a brown belt for 2 years under him, incredible guy. My bjj coach Paulo Santana is 140 pounds and rolls with EVERYONE and smashed them, even 200+ pound brown and black belts. I’m a blue belt with him. I’d drive the extra distance because they produce the best people in each art, there’s a lot of BS gyms and usually not sparring is a bad sign from the coach.

[@kenneyk1219]

The only channel I've ever turned on the bell for

[@nephilim6032]

"One time somebody pulled a knife on me..." telltale sign no knife has ever been pulled on him.

[@kofiobodaitetteh8226]

7:58. Like that kick!! Steven I stumbled on your channel last week. Your videos crack me up. I’m luvvin’ your channel. 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@jamiewright68]

The story about him when he filmed the glimmer man was genius 😂

[@dillonsaunders4402]

I'm still waiting for the strangle Gang Gym to open up work on my ground game from Grandmaster Williams.

[@fishpony1211]

My guys hair piece looking fly af! Steven segal looks like my old lunch lady from high school

[@brendanklippenstein3815]

Hey Steven, you inspire me. Cheers.

[@Motivatedk9]

Super cool channel, I'm enjoying it

[@Ben-xf7uy]

Hell yeah. Free Cain Velazquez!

[@kingsosshootaiwillslapcash6300]

I didn’t know he was still locked up, I think he should be free he was protecting his daughter

[@thedopesickshow]

If you want stories of what happens to pedophiles in prison check me out, I tormented them while doing 5 in federal prison. Been off heroin since April 9th 2010, am a judo brown belt under an Olympian, bjj blue belt under a world champion, and box, but I’ve got some stories including one’s of guys from to catch a predator getting smashed.

[@Armelier]

ANTICLIMATICO jajaajaja exelente contenido Steven

[@feellucky2970]

I just came across your channel and glad I did. Nice review Stephen I enjoyed the commentary and believe you were spot on with your breakdown of techniques👍🏼👍🏼lol I also agreed when you were agreeing with Steven Seagal

[@warjunkie8242]

Exellent Video! you are funny af !!

[@glennmahoney3911]

I've knocked over half your videos in a few days . Most entertainment content on youtube I think you should get to a million subscribers soon

[@ashchaya7676]

Sorting out the difference between vertical, horizontal, and rotating fist punches can be sorted out in a few minutes by yourself with a punching bag. There's really not much to argue about.

[@ultrainstinct7419]

Great content bro we already have you to learn from you're our teacher , you know what you're doing 😉 😜

[@karateka2079]

Your videos are dope asf !

[@johnnywithnell2806]

I'm a new-ish member of the Stranglegang....impressed and funny as hell!

[@johnnywithnell2806]

Oh, and a respect for your analysis. Wish I had a coach like you when I attempted MMA....

[@heturnal]

Lebel was a stunt man in Hollywood when he met bruce lee, he very much respected lee an vice versa , in fact Lebel is the influence behind Bruce lee taking up grappling...I'm sure Gene taught Lee some grappling ...great video ooss

[@ericscott4225]

But gene did lie about seagal shitting his pants and choking him out. brenden schaub said the fight secne from once upon a time in Hollywood was a real fight between lee and gene that's also a lie

[@ashchaya7676]

Gene told the story of how he once picked up Bruce Lee onto his shoulders, but I've never heard any claims about "beating up" until this video. I think Seagal is creating a strawman to disagree with just to underline his praise of Bruce Lee. Pretty stupid thing to put out there, really.

[@heturnal]

@@ashchaya7676 thats right...

[@kloroform1681]

"Your mother. Call her, and cry about it to her." 🤣🤣🤣

[@c.d.aragus3315]

The way i was taught to punch is to pronate the wrist as you connect helps keeps em straight and adds that snap

[@scott8496]

Love it! You are hilarious and informatively knowledgeable at the same time. Keep up the awesome work! Also what’s with segals accent? Is he Russian, Japanese or American??

[@Willtreaty99]

It's just a beginner wing Chun concept. It's like putting the body weight behind the punch. Elbow in centerline, punch straight down centerline. Not saying it's effective. Just a concept.

[@bantakkor8039]

Seagal: "Did I know Bruce? Talk to him? (...) Nothing like that. But I did get to see him (...) and talk to him." ...Wait, what?

[@andrewmears8847]

You crack me up

[@codycushman2738]

Smart to take the boxers’ word for it on punching power. That being said, seems like it’s easier on my shoulders to throw vertical punches.

[@oldschoolmuzzey]

😂best youtube reviews on youtube, great job sir💪🏽🥸👍🏽

[@luisphilipesilva]

I don't think Seagal knows that one of the brothers is actually a professional MMA fighter in Bellator

[@michaelmartinez3893]

I'd love to see you do a reaction and breakdown to when Jesse went to Thailand and fought a Muay Thai champion.

[@jacobmays3588]

Thank you you have no idea how many arguments I've gotten into about kfm. Very impractical

[@roddyvision3977]

I like how when Oliver and Jesse do the same thing they do it right. And Segal gets low key high key tight.

[@MyCharlie223]

lol this is great

[@n00g75]

seagul said "did i talk to bruce lee? no! .. but ive talked to him" loldafuq

[@northernking4787]

Great video thanks for the laughs,Love the shirt brother! #FreeCain

[@vazgenbakhtiaryan7414]

Aikido is half/half legit martial art, what I mean by that is that Aikido has quite a few techniques that work, but the vast majority of it is just a demonstration bs that won't work at all, I am an Aikido practitioner myself and what I think should be done is to first of all add a legit stance that would protect you, secondly remove the whole throwing stuff that doesn't work, for example the aiki otoshi technique works well or the koshi nage still can be made effective, but there are lots of techniques that are useless, so we need to remove them or make a 2 side story like the effective and combat techniques are in one part and the others are separated and used for demonstrations like kata, so doing that we can make aikido more good looking in terms of martial arts, another thing is a little bit against the practices and traditions, but as the best defense is offense, we need to add some attacking moves to aikido, another thing to do is to change the whole hand breaking thing on the ground when the technique is finished and there is the break that is left, it is mainly seen in ikkyo, nikkyo, sankyo, yonkyo etc., so we need to change the whole breaking pose and way, so that it would be less dangerous and more efficient to perform. That's the main issues, but that is only the tip of the iceberg, aikido needs to be changed dramatically for it to become useful for nowadays scenarios, and for that all the aikidokas out there should be open for critique and they should learn other martial arts to make their own better, In my opinion a person never should learn only one martial art, one should study them all and create one's own unique style of fighting, that's what Bruce Lee said, and that's what I think is the correct way of learning marital arts!

[@Mythos189]

Just like he did with Jeet kune do right ? Creating his own style discarding useless stuff in Wing Chun Only taking what really works etc. Bruce was a true genius..

[@vazgenbakhtiaryan7414]

@@Mythos189 absolutely, I am actually trying to create the "jeet iune do" out of Aikido, so that the art of Ueshiba would not be forgotten, and for it to become as effective as possible!

[@businessraptor127]

Jesse is a real one and hes showing Segal takes cheap shots unnecessarily

[@darthvacation9299]

Steven Seagull loves to flippy flap on the flappy mat