STEVEN SEAGAL teaches ALEX PEREIRA how to FINISH a Fight!

STEVEN SEAGAL teaches ALEX PEREIRA Knock Out Power for MMA fights. Action film icon Steven Seagal recently trained UFC champion Alex Pereira to offer invaluable insights ahead of Pereira's imminent title defence at UFC 300. Join us as we delve into the wisdom Seagal imparted to Pereira.
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[@jasonmacneil2256]

I came here for the comments, and you all didn't disappoint 😂!!

[@Productions-bo3zp]

ahahahahaha me to 😂

[@derrickdavis664]

The comment section remains undefeated.

[@deviantmultimedia9497]

I was just thinking how rarely the majority of KZbin comments are gems and this would be one of those rare exceptions 🤣

[@gregpoe1993]

😂😂😂

[@robertchiarizia9463]

Cheers 🥂

[@frankiemedina8436]

Times have changed here in California, I’ve trained martial arts my whole life and find myself carrying a weapon. No one wants to fight anymore but here they shooting.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

Good point.

[@o.c2231]

The world is full of cowards nowadays. I live in South Africa, toughness is judged my the size firearm a guy has

[@microagressionist1516]

Seagal taught Alex the shovel hook he used to knock out Jamahal Hill. 🥊🔥

[@danieldelima2436]

Props to Alex for expanding his fighting. That’s why he’s a well rounded fighters, he doesn’t just makes stupid commentaries like he’s somebody.

[@TGx92]

Steve is gunna take all the credit for that one too

[@williamogisi8750]

The concept of intercepting the opponents arm and delivering your strikes from the blind side away from the opponents centre line works very well against counter attacks...I think that's what he's explaining to them. I don't think the emphasis about what he was teaching them was about how to kick or throw punches effectively... And in case you haven't noticed, Pereira kicks without proper hip rotation when he throws a round house kick, and his toes point upward without turning his hips - completely different from the Japanese way of delivering a round house kick... So I guess the point is to take what is useful to you and add what is uniquely yours...

[@LuisSilv765]

Every time a fighter wins a fight, a video appears of Steven Seagal teaching him.

[@asruluveira]

Weird. This video waa online like one month ago. Alex posted it on his official yt channel and yes its alex thar pursue steven like a fanboy and bring the camera crew with him

[@trustmeimmexican]

"And when the director says 'cut', the fight is over".

[@lvluptoaverage52]

I have never known if Segal is the real deal or not but I do know something about someone not knowing enough about a subject. We have here not for the first time a lot of fighters better than I better than this guy that did the video. They seem to think they can get something out of Segal. So if experts think he is the real deal or think they can get something out of it. Who are we that are not on their level to say he is not good

[@Exegesis66]

We are people with common sense that do not participate in groupthink and #bullshido. Segal knows Aikido, and in very rare and narrow circumstances Aikido can help, but for the most part, it has no place in actual fight scenarios. Just watch his videos of him demonstrating his Aikido and throwing everyone like dead fish. Just absolute #bullshido.

[@lvluptoaverage52]

@@Exegesis66 you right I get you. But this guys are champions or great fights that risk their life. If they think they can get something out of it then maybe he has something to give

[@bashlivingstonstampededojo882]

True he still knows the underlying principles and concepts and the fundamentals of the martial arts the way he teaches the punches and kicks is less telegraphed different from a Thai boxing and Western boxing way of punching there's always something you can get out of every martial art and instructor he is somewhat legit and some cents

[@bryce4228]

It's hard to understand the level of self importance where you think you have to remind a ufc fighter to put his hands up in guard. It's like saying: "ok, you're doing great, so i think you're ready for my secret technique. I want you to close your hand tightly. I call this a first. You're now going to make that first go fast and collide with someone. And now you're undefeatable."

[@Dementia69]

Has Seagul spared with anyone or thing on video. To learn is to unlearn bad habits. Here comes Seagull,there goes good training.

[@alphamegaradio]

Bro, I love the vids you guys put out. Much is readily applicable. I think your analysis is fair here (thinking real-world scenarios, not LARPing). However, don't discredit nerve strikes or grips. There are some nerves that take little pressure to bring down or incapacitate a person; providing the chance to escape; with enough practice, they can be easily located with accuracy & effectiveness. As you said, though, clenches are the most realistic scenario.

[@MakingTracks]

10:17 .... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🙄🙄🙄

[@SJ-ty5rw]

If his elusive punch is so effective .. maybe he should try it against a top ranked pro boxer . Just to see how well it works for him . Seagal keeps preaching stuff he's never used on any real fighter . Just classic style martial artists back in Japan .He's teaching this to work in a pro fight , and he's never had a pro fight .

[@Rob1066-]

Any martial arts lesson that begins with "if your opponent does this" doesn't work for me. I'm not quick enough to react to someone someone else can hit me faster than I can react. The only chance I have to not get my ass kicked is if I perceive that someone has bad intentions towards me before he gets within five feet of me, and I start moving, and make him chase me and as he chases me reverse direction in attack. You can make a decision about an opponent you can be reactive as long as the guy's 8 ft away and you're on the move. Now you made it like a game of American football and you're holding the ball and the attacker is trying to tackle you is chasing you. When someone is chasing you if you can switch directions really quick he's going to run right into your punch. I practice sprinting jumping and quick change of direction from the channel overtime athletes. Distance to safety and if you can run faster than your attacker that is also safety. If you get someone in an agility contest and you have more agility then you can set up a favorable attack with a quick change of direction. Retreating is a very tactical thing, because it invites chasing. And if the person doesn't chase then keep going and get out of danger. If the person chases but it's slower than you and does it have any mates also chasing you, you're home free just put more distance. But if you do Sprint practice and running practice and agility practice and you do this you immediately see how agile your opponent is. It forces them to fight on your home turf of sprinting and jumping and quick change of direction. I got a training javelin off of Amazon and I watch KZbin videos to learn the technique to throw the javelin but I throw from both sides my dominant side but even more I throw from my non-dominant side. Javelin gives you a really long range of motion in your shoulder joint which is perfect for punching. Track and field was how the Greeks and Romans trained for war. I'm surprised people don't realize that this is a martial art, sprinting and jumping and throwing.

[@spartallica9128]

Has Seagal taken credit for Pereira’s KO yet?

[@globalterroil3208]

Pereira basically won (his last fight) by a deadly _invisible_ left hook (and some additional ground and pound)! :D

[@realitycheck1086]

indeed - it's interesting, Seagal does these with some UFC fighters - and then they often win by precisely the thing he trains with them and then you have these shill videos always dismissing Seagal as a clown. It's weird, because even the fighters who train with him show him a great deal of respect - and we can assume that they see validity in his technique - and we can also assume that he shows them a bit of his speed and power, thereby gaining further respect. Last but not least - lots of peeps poking fun at Seagal's weight - and yet, I've seen plenty of fighters who had the same belly but still retained their strength and speed. Heck, some even retained great endurance, too. I will admit, however, that in many interviews, Seagal comes off as snobbish and disrespectful towards many others in the martial arts field. For a fellow that teaches about respect and inner peace - that's not cool - at all. That may also explain the negative commentary about his teachings.

[@AztecUnshaven]

​@@realitycheck1086Very good points.

[@TommyDee-ei5cp]

Alex and his team seem like such nice, down to earth people. Considering what an absolute monster he is once that bell rings he genuinely seems like one of the most down to earth people going. And with him i feel its genuine....not a jon jones style of sociopath mimicking what he perceives to be the correct emtional response. Also now i know sensei Seagull....aka sensi butterd brownie has shared with Alex some of his immense nationality fluid wisdom i understand how he manages to do what he is doing. Its pretty much the best PED having sensei baked potato in your corner it should be banned. He doeant even have to stand up to beat people to a pulp...ive seen it in his movies. 😅

[@lancevelasquez58]

That’s what I was explaining to my father in law lol

[@solitarylullaby]

To be fair i bet this was a laugh. Worse ways to spend a day than hanging out with the seagul haha

[@jaynosowsky9708]

I heard Steven Segal got 3 black belts, tied together to wrap around his entire waste.

[@AjaychinuShah]

Common in Ancient Times, Yogan use subtle barbed wire with electrocution from an External Source one such as Altair, while Kenpo just as common use a Sensei with kimadee Staff to whiplash different limbs. All for sake of Cyberdynamic Resiliency, the #1 Factor in Kombat Science and Arts.

[@VaGdude]

Whoever keyboard warrior things Seagal is not a TRUE Martial artist obviously doesnt know what he’s talking about….this man will end your life in a matter of seconds,if you think otherwise..go try him and see what happens.

[@woodywoodster1480]

Dudes got a black belt in bullshido 😂

[@thecrankster4162]

Steven Segal vs Pereira I wanna see that fight

[@theoneandonly3499]

"ELEVATING YOUR FIGHT IQ: Blending Criminal Psychology and Martial Arts for Self Defence." - Subscribed. :D

[@tonyrosales915]

No wonder he beat Jamal Hill at UFC 300, it all makes sense!

[@clintstryder1131]

I think some pros are looking more at fiundation now so that its not overlooked. Yes AP could probably bury him but he could do the same to most coaches. Just like any sport. Im not a fan of Steven but that's not the point.

[@CrispyBarOfSoap]

The only expertise seagal could offer Alex is how to single handedly KO a food buffet.

[@luffebassen]

So Alex won last night and i could def tell that punch was taught by Steven Seagal 😏

[@ghcheong]

I think these ideas only work with a compliant opponent. As mentioned, the first idea of striking to the throat is feasible, but not in a striking situation. No one can close that gap as quickly. Same goes for the second idea. He is essentially going for a Bong Sau outside gate into a liver punch... again, I don't think it's a wise idea to do so, especially if you can just cover with wiping arm and hit the face on the inside gate following the extended arm. It's dangerous to apply a complex technique (bong laap sau) against a simple technique (jab / cross) Third idea... as mentioned, does it work? Maybe. Will it work? No, unless you are in Romance of the Condor Heroes. Acupuncture points in a fight? Really?

[@FactsoftheMatters]

How does his hairline get darker every year. This must be some good stuff.

[@jessejordan8116]

He should have taught them all some blues guitar while he was at it.

[@DaggerSecurity]

If professional fighters seek him out for advice/instruction then who are we to judge?

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

space ice has entered the room

[@gud2go50]

It’s funny, Chuck Norris jokes are good natured and funny! Steven Seagal jokes are painfully funny. They both earned the jokes about them!😂😅😊

[@TommyDee-ei5cp]

They did indeed. Legend and Loser. But sensei butter bump thinks he can kill chuck norris. But we all know that's impossible...chuck norris can't die

[@SelectsCanneberges]

"The reason we went to the moon is because NASA did what I told them" - Steven Seagal

[@mydogjesus]

that's a cute joke, but we've never been to the moon. lol

[@danthoreson4062]

we never went to the moon

[@bryantworley2922]

I only looked at 70, 75% of the vid, because I couldn't take Seagal anymore. He makes some good movies, but the way he was saying what he was saying was a bunch of hooey. One thing I'll say is that, as you said, grabbing the arm is hard, as it takes great speed to do that in a fight, even if you're not going full speed. I think if you're able to get close enough to perform some variation of Wing Chun's 'Sticky Hands' (I know, I know, that sounds hokey), then you might get the arm and be able to do all the other stuff. I'm surprised that Seagal didn't say: Hol'up, hol' up, let me show you how we do it 'on the set'. I'm sure Seagal knows some stuff, but he's not somebody I would look for advice from, as he's not credible (IMHO,).

[@mashleyred2180]

Am i the only one who laughed so hard when he said im going to show him to punch that is different ha. I also know even an influencing actor wont be able to have the knowledge an instructor would. I would love to have your knowledge Mark.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

Oh this should be good!

[@christamez734]

Never met the guy and I stopped the video at 1:51. He is indeed polarizing but if his technique is worthless, why did Silva, Balfour, and now Pierera have him come by? None of those guys are/were chit fighters.

[@rcvolts1283]

Seagal is security for Nathan's hot 🌭 🌭 🌭

[@danabermudez9394]

0:41 / 11:53 STEVEN SEAGAL is the real deal. if you hate on him, I dare you to fight him. his movies suck, but he could kick your ass.

[@TheNormallyOpen]

It's interesting to see fighters at that level 'complying'.

[@davidturner1641]

funny and true these guys are so nice putting up with this bs

[@Dziaji]

Common, they are learning good stuff here. They never thought of catching the wrist of a juiced up MMA guy as he is punching full force at your head. Now that they know about this technique, you will def see one of these guys win the belt.

[@daviddines479]

Alex probably doesnt know WTF. The only way i can imagine hes going to pay attention to the farcial seagull.

[@Magneticlaw]

​@chriswaters2327 how many MMA fights have ended with the opponent tapping whilst in a wrist lock?

[@michaelperez265]

I dont know why tho cause real fighters struggle alot and go thru alot of pressure and for seagal to disrespect them like this all i can think is they are being paid to entertain his bullshittoo

[@johnw4659]

His secret weapon is the soy sauce in his hair.

[@danthoreson4062]

😅

[@MrBlondefromReservoirDogs]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@bryce4228]

This wig looks like it's fraying.

[@Jxtb9904]

The person who owns his hair wants it back.

[@slapthat304]

Without this info alex would've never won ufc 300

[@Outdoorpro72]

They can laugh but you’re absolutely right, his uppercuts are exactly as seagal showed him,

[@tannermichael6606]

How far down your throats is Steven Seagal’s little wee wee

[@BigArnieNumeroUno]

Steven Seagal - former Special Ops aka Gravy Seal.

[@rastabg23]

hahaha

[@FactsoftheMatters]

😂😅

[@jddjackson6322]

No! I'm pretty sure he a part of meal team 6

[@robertchiarizia9463]

No, it was the Spicy Operations Detachment Buffet of the Meal Team ODA’s

[@robertchiarizia9463]

Soicy Operations Gravy Seal 🦭 On Meal Team Six Flambé Gunner…

[@FleetStreetBarber765]

Seagal wanted to hurry up and get to the "Buffet"😁😁

[@stanlee3619]

He just came from one. Of course, that doesn't preclude that he would be hurrying to another one.

[@OffTheGrid1982]

The coconut shrimp and dumplings are calling

[@FleetStreetBarber765]

@@OffTheGrid1982 Hahaha 😁😁

[@robball5080]

@@stanlee3619 As much as Seagal is chatting rubbish in that video. Ima defend him on this. He has a really bad thyroid problem, that's why he so fat.

[@derrickdavis664]

Get to the Chowder!!!

[@AgainstWoke]

Everyone has a plan except Steven Seagal

[@DreweTube]

He has a very extensive meal plan I'll have you know mate

[@Funrunner008]

Oh he has a plan but he needs a movie script to execute it

[@mondoseguendo6113]

It’s great seeing Sensei Sausage Fingers get his due respect

[@DyingInPlainSight]

Surprised he didn't use his stunt double to walk in the dojo

[@OffTheGrid1982]

Maybe Jake Paul should call him out next.

[@Dziaji]

That is actually a great idea.

[@badcp455]

Now THAT would be hilarious!

[@Eddie-61864]

Steven Seagal would win that one by sitting on him!🐖

[@mardiov]

Alex just finished Hill by throwing a lefthook directly off of a Wing Chun style left-handed parry/control. Very relevant to something Seagal showed him.

[@AztecUnshaven]

Correct. And he also stepped on Hill's foot. Something that Shihan Seagal emphasizes A LOT.

[@ramoncavalcante7920]

*O soco que Alex acertou Hill é parecido com o soco que Jack Dempsey ensinou.*

[@ukestudio3002]

Nobody wants to hear that Segal is legit ..your comment may be removed .🤷🏽

[@flyingconsultant]

Everybody knows that to finish the fight, you always re-stomp that groin.

[@josephnewman9175]

Master Ken would be proud you remembered that very important move 😆

[@johntittensor8892]

They need to overturn last nights UFC results, No way could it of been a fair fight after learning these deadly techniques 😂

[@eharris6347]

I’d pay attention to Steven when he showes how to devour and finish A double quarter pounder with cheese with a large fry and Diet Coke

[@stanlee3619]

Tough to learn anything, because he does it so fast.

[@Andy152R]

He sits in the majority of his D movies. 😂

[@brianshields7485]

​@EdenidiaMolinathat's a sight nobody wants to see I might have to disinfectant my eyes after it

[@badcp455]

This absolutely destroyed me, but the "Diet Coke" at the end SEALed the deal. 🍔🍟🥤🦭

[@jimmygray4072]

is that after the 3 piece Grand Buffet 😂

[@Cappah]

Did Stevie Seegz draw his hairline on with a permanent marker?

[@Hurricanehewson]

Yes

[@somnumna2606]

Eddie Munster

[@castortroy6588]

Nothing better than watching Seagal fatly moving around

[@walterreed5849]

he fat

[@Dziaji]

“Fatly” lol. I’m stealing that

[@schoonymopar]

he thinks of himself as an old China man but with a ton of hair die and a wig.

[@castortroy6588]

​@schoonymopar for sure ! He also claimed he is a Russian mongol lol a tonne of hair dye and he weighs close to a tonne aswell I'd say . Hello from Ireland

[@castortroy6588]

​@@Dziaji😂😂 hello from Ireland

[@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186]

Steven Seagal is huge.

[@kidbgeneral]

Facts

[@i2308Matt]

This is the only time he has been huge in his life

[@Dziaji]

His stomach or his ego?

[@brianshields7485]

​@@Dziajiboth

[@srico7313]

YUGE!!!

[@avstryker]

Finish a Meal - YES .. A fight - Nope

[@Purwapada]

this was really fun and intresting. it would be nice to see more of this video style of demo breakdowns

[@livestrongforever]

seagal helped me fight through a very tough all you can eat buffet

[@KhrynTzu]

"This isn't about hating on Steven Seagal video" -- 3.75 seconds later: Laughter

[@maximusspartan7409]

His wrist takedowns are legit...if he can catch them off guard or in the midst of hand fighting, the opponent falls into that grip. Akido is actual doable before people start throwing hands and you can navigate the grip. After people are tense and in fight mode...nope.

[@albertross2456]

Exactly. It's damn near worthless

[@maximusspartan7409]

Mathilda2zero were talking about a lot of food...

[@devinnorsworthy9154]

Aikido is designed to try to end a fight before it actually gets started 😅.

[@Dziaji]

Oh, this video was about fighting? I thought he was showing them how to beat your wife.

[@nutmeg0144]

@Mathilda2zero LMAO

[@battousai616]

I'd rather ask Van Damme for advice.

[@justabowlofbitterbeans8238]

YES!!!!!!!!!!! Jean Claude van damage was an actual bad ass

[@JerseyMiller]

Steve Seagull would mess both of you dudes up

[@i2308Matt]

@@JerseyMillerin a food match !!!

[@Dziaji]

He eats guys like you for breakfast. In fact, it looks like he ate 2 right before this video.

[@brianshields7485]

​@@Dziaji😂😂😂

[@asintonic]

With all respect i must assum you are a pro boxing fan!? Are you aware that serval pro boxers have been killed with gloved hands?

[@kemonoyama2084]

The important thing most people that try to critique others forget, is to take into consideration the timing...under the proper timing, almost anything can be done to disrupt attacking flow... Yes this hanging the arm out for the instructor to use against you is Dojo syndrome in many cases. But if you have a trained eye you can spot any techniques critical timing. Propper TDA...timing ,distancing and alignment is the key to all martial arts.

[@echol8087]

In my Silat class, we teach the techniques with the hanging arm to new people. But over a few classes, we then start speeding it up for them, allowing them to see how hard it actually is to catch someones wrist / arm in a real fight when they retract super fast. I've only done it once, and it takes a lot of timing / positioning. A couple of our head students can do it a few times, but still have a hard time pulling off all the moves once they get the hand, because the other guy is still struggling. So, like Dr Phillips said, these moves are often good in close range / the clinch, where you can control the body a lot more.

[@Mus4shi15]

I train in Krav Magoo and I can relate to this. I only have 2 months of experience but I’m able to beat the black belt masters because of my incredible timing. I was born with it. Natural timing.

[@LordZebra]

@@Mus4shi15 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA u r a clown

[@AjaychinuShah]

Kal - Accommodations - Arjavam ; straight from Gita - Bro Science though.

[@bobdillon1138]

LOL Most martial arts are way too complicated to work in the real world humans just can't react fast enough if you like your teeth where they are you keep it simple unless you got dem spidey senses of course.

[@JohnDoe-s4u8q]

Perfect for those occasions when your enemy is standing still with an arm extended.

[@badcp455]

😂🤝🤣 Which is almost never.

[@bryce4228]

​@@badcp455 What are you talking about? Every situation you set up ahead of time with a willing partner can be like that.

[@ukestudio3002]

You’d rather he moved full force and in motion .?! I don’t think so.

[@JohnnyRotten75]

So I told Anderson, use the front kick

[@vlinderversteeg1778]

Big mac do.

[@dotslashsatan]

Seagal was the reason Alex won his last match with that punch

[@lizardland]

The single greatest moment in martial arts history is Gene LeBelle choking Seagal until he shat himself.

[@i2308Matt]

Where do I get to see that ??

[@Dziaji]

You don’t get to see it. Some people contest the shitting, but the choke-out is established history.

[@AztecUnshaven]

​@@DziajiEstablished history? By who exactly? Lmao. That story was already debunked by the stunt witnesses that were ACTUALLY THERE. Let's stick to facts please.

[@mightyoaks77]

I just love that it's a thing😂😂😂😂

[@AztecUnshaven]

That story has been proven false already by actual eyewitnesses.

[@stevecrofford5487]

Segal needs to go on a diet!

[@luongorob8409]

I agree with Segal on the shin kick . If you have ever been hit there then you know ... if you've ever struck someone there then you know . The more intense the attack the more intense the response

[@robdead4550]

Dude....I've trained with only "old boys" in boxing and army guys, 90% was shouting and conditioning. I still see through this shit. Don't stop laughing.

[@casla5571]

Steven Seagal is a 7th dan black belt in Aikido, he spent more than 15 years learning in Japan under Shihan Hiroshi Isoyama and Seiseki Abbe Sensei... He also learned Wing Chun under Sifu Randy Williams (he worked as Seagal's bodyguard) then continued learning Wing Chun under GM Samuel Kwok... There are the videos where Seagal and Kwok are doing together Aikido and Wing Chun seminars. Finally, Seagal commented that he is very interested in Systema (Russian martial art and is also used for Self Defense)

[@suchasin]

he is also very good at Russian dancing

[@ukestudio3002]

No one wants to hear this. They’re having too much fun being ignorant and proud of it ..

[@v1-vr-rotatev2-vy_vx31]

After studying kung fu, we were taught to strike Through your target,, once you figure it out, it really works..

[@bluemystic7501]

'Throw a slow punch' is always the beginning of a bunch of nonsense, lol.

[@dieselviper7811]

It’s hard to teach a technique when you demonstrate it at full speed

[@bluemystic7501]

@@dieselviper7811 And it's hard to execute said technique when people aren't throwing slow punches, lol

[@DanielIvan707]

Seagal got more sexual misconduct cases that Connor Mcgregor! 😂

[@AjaychinuShah]

I have her phone number. .. ...

[@lawrencecrayton9844]

You need to punch with your kicks and kick with your punch

[@echol8087]

Kick Puncher! His punches have the power of kicks! Coming soon to a theater near you.

[@mondoseguendo6113]

imagine being able to kick with your punches, punch with your kicks, punch with your punches, and kick with your kicks - that's why sensei seagull is so unstoppable

[@vatop1304]

@@echol8087 the only thing beyond the reach of my fists, is humanity.

[@lawrencecrayton9844]

@@mondoseguendo6113 hahah

[@jorgerodriguez-ku4fw]

😂😂😂

[@AztecUnshaven]

People can have their doubts, but the reality is, both of Alex's coaches stated in a follow up video that Seagal was the real deal, and very precise and strong, and had some seriously conditioned bare knuckles. Alex even mentioned that he felt pain from even "friendly" back pats from Seagal when they met. Lyoto Machida mentioned this too years ago in a Portuguese language video. He stated Seagal's friendly "light" strikes felt like getting hit by a car. Jesse Enkamp and his brother Oliver stated this as well. Alex's coaches also talked about how there were things they drilled with Seagal that were not shown in the video, because Seagal wanted certain methods to stay private. He gave them more details of the front kick variation privately and Alex's coaches showed a small sneak peek of blurred out footage of Seagal dropping one of Alex's guys with a single kick. He was on the floor coughing for a while.

[@connor3284]

One of these men is a trained fighter, a killer, a man who has fought and beaten many other men in combat. The other is Alex Pereira.

[@mauricesearcy7789]

dude i think you are putting to much in to what is going on what steven seagal is teaching these so called high level guys seagal is showing them fighting tech. for what type of fighting they do in there world of competition sport fighting ,these same high level fighters you say wouldn't last in a fight with steven seagal it would be over with in a flash seagal would rip them apart , you talk about how the punch retracts yes thats true, but you need to check out the video THE path BEYOND THOUGHT the video shows SEAGAL dealing with retracting punches , do more research about steven seagal style of aikido , and less running your mouth about him and acting like a expert on videos like all of the other idiots out there .

[@nvisblfist1]

How much did Seagal charge these guys for this private lesson? This stuff will have a better chance of working when the opponent has slowed down due to fatigue. MMA bouts last 9 to 15 minutes, whereas street fights will be less than 5 minutes.

[@rnkmode1876]

Anderson Silva, Lyoto Machida and now Alex Pereira all trained with Seagal, all three won their fights.

[@nandansho]

Yes they did. It's the noobs here who have no martial arts training, no Ring experience, probably not even a streetfight who act like babies and make jokes and troll about how fat this dude is when this guy has been in martial arts longer than most of these clowns have been alive. Think about it. I can't recall any UFC or Bellator, K-1 or even a boxing professional who has ever talked mess about Segal. The only people who talk mess about him are people on social media who have never had any fights. Steven has had a dream life that most of these people will never, ever see. The man was a hollywood movie star, millionaire. Bedded some of the finest women on planet earth, traveled all over the world, trained people in Japan, hung out with Putin..trains MMA fighters and hung out with all the top celebrities and Hot Women in Hollywood. I don't know who would not want a life like that. So i'm thinking that mostly the jokes and the passive-aggressive comments are basically just jealous people who don't really know anything about fighting and they're just jumping on the; I hate Segal bandwagon cause this dude is a legit martial artist. He will hurt 95% of the people talking mess on social media but they'll never know because they're talking from behind the safety of a computer. The people being critical of Segal, making jokes, their highest aspirations are to high score on a video game and to get thumbs up comments on youtube. That's what they consider making it in life🤣.. So either these amazing world champions and UFC Hall of famers are complete idiots or they know something that these clowns on youtube do not know and that is why they seek out Segal to train with. I watched Silva and Machida training with Segal. I had no idea Alex also trained with him.. Segal straight up told Silva to throw a punch as fast as he could at his face and Segal parried it very easily and got him in a wrist lock.. and TOOK SILVA TO THE GROUND..Only a true artist understands what is happening here and why these guys are training with him..Steven was not trained to fight for 30 minutes In an octagon with rules. He is trained to kill you very quickly and brutally...on the streets. Big difference. There are videos on KZbin of legit Brazilian jujitsu MMA guys engaging in a street flight and getting wrecked. So a lot of the techniques that he is teaching, some of these are very lethal, but it's up to these guys to hold back in the ring. For example, that front thrust kick that he is teaching these guys about. I understand exactly what he is doing. The front thrust kick can hurt you in 2 different ways. It can impact and push into your organs and cause a shock wave, especially if it hits the solar plexus and make you nauseous and weaken you.. Or you can make a slight adjustment with this kick which is called Bunkai and cause a muscle separation in the torso which I guarantee will drop a man instantly.

[@alextop1850]

Like your vids your appreciate what I'm going to say. Judo or Muay Thai elbow clinchto judo throw to rear naked choke what move is this because that's a great combo 🇬🇧🏆

[@robball5080]

I don't like Seagal at all, but im gonna defend him on this. He's fat because of a Thyroid problem. Not by choice.

[@davidhenningson4782]

Steven Segal... single handedly 'patented fighting'... he had to reincarnate himself several times to do it... Bulshido... at it's finest😂

[@dsword456]

Can you do a video on the self defensive Silat fighting style? I saw this KZbin video from Maul Mornie from Silat Suffian fending off a make shift knife attack...I found it intriguing(Most everyone I shared it w/are veterans who found it good but a couple of martial artist I know, not so much)...Would love your take on those techniques

[@luna_kits2345]

Seagal is the reason I lost my bet in the Pereira Vs Hill fight. Pereira KO Hill with the help of sensei Seagal's wisdom.

[@utubeyelper]

I can’t watch this .. its like a whale teaching greyhounds how to sprint 😂🤣🤦‍♂️

[@MarioLuigi-vb3rp]

Like him or hate him he’s given good pointers to Anderson Silva as well

[@itllkeal]

Seagal kills me. He is a legit martial artist to a dead art but he tries so hard to make himself seem so great. He needs a dose of humility

[@orangefacedbuddah1776]

and yet i somehow feel that you would be on the floor in a few seconds against him.

[@itllkeal]

@orangefacedbuddah1776 No I wouldn't. I wouldn't get near him but he's not all crap, he just went about things wrong for his western career.

[@ericm4426]

He has black belt judo,karate,jiu jitsu and kendo.

[@orangefacedbuddah1776]

@@itllkeal he devoted many years perfecting his disciplines,he knows what he is talking about.Unlike you i do not pas commentary on his personal life,that's his business.

[@iiiKingLongSwipeiii]

Bring on Jake Paul

[@TenTenorioArt]

Seagull's finishing move should be blinding his opponent with the squid ink stored above in his hair.

[@TheNormallyOpen]

He's certainly 'dining' out on that Anderson Silva front kick...

[@toothlessseer3153]

STEVEN SEAGAL teaches ALEX PEREIRA how to FINISH a MEAL

[@chickenbiscuit4525]

Its a bong sau/larp (in practice) that should just as rightly be a pak (jau/larp), providing you dont rest on the front foot. You could strike to the ribs if its quick enough before you're behind them and bringing them seated down by a rear chin lock. The thing is these Hapkeido fellas get really nasty finger/hand locks on which changes everything. Like dont talk, while they're pulling out your tonsils.

[@giovannip]

You can see the impact of master Segal's training at UFC 300

[@poisonousorchid.]

Looks like bo rai cho from mortal Kombat had a Italian brother

[@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh]

Seagal trained 3 MMA fighters and all of them Won their fights he's a True Master people who hate him are jealous.

[@tannermichael6606]

Dude he’s not a master he’s a Michelin man Who throws around is stuntman because they let him because he can’t really fight