Steven Seagal Fights His Students in an Unreal Display of Aikido Mastery

🥋 Dive into the world of Aikido with Steven Seagal in this unique segment from 'You Asked For It'! 🌟 Filmed at an authentic Aikido school in Osaka, Japan, this video showcases Seagal's remarkable mastery in a way you've never seen before.

👉 Seagal, famed for his action-packed movie roles, is also the only non-Japanese Aikido master to have ever owned and operated a school in Japan. In this video, he demonstrates an incredible feat: using just his little finger to hold off two men!

🧘‍♂️ This isn't just about physical strength; it's a testament to the mental discipline and control at the heart of Aikido. The segment captures the serene and focused atmosphere of the dojo, providing a perfect backdrop for Seagal's performance.

💡 Learn about the principle of using an opponent's energy against them, a core aspect of Aikido, as Seagal effortlessly showcases this technique.

🎬 Whether you're a martial arts enthusiast, a Steven Seagal fan, or just curious about the wonders of mind and body coordination, this video is a must-watch!

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pretty good stunt team you got there steve, ...legend in his own mind

[bobroarss]

Legend has it that when Seagal started doing Aikido he was totally bald. By the time he was at this level in the video the Universe and being one with it regrew his hair. This also explains how his hair just keeps getting darker and thicker the older he gets.

[americansuperdad]

"Just keep running at me with no defensive posture or strategy, boys, and I'll do the rest! Watch me cook!!"

He's teaching perfect techniques for avoiding a hug.

[j.jmcquade]

This was me at 17 practicing on my 7 yr old little brother & his friend's

[albertosillywhips]

To make this video even better, open up another tab on your browser, and play the Benny Hill theme at the same time.

You're welcome.

[dalegribble]

You'd think after 5 clotheslines Seagal's opponent would pick up on

[foilhattiest]

The art of fighting men running at you while tripping on their dresses

[joshualevenson]

Imagine if one of those guys actually tried to throw a punch instead of blindly running straightforward.

[roxydog]

It's like having little kids run at you and you're just throwing them on a mattress

[jimsyal]

He's such a legend, in his own mind that is!!!🤣🤣🤣

[awayinaranger]

I’d like to see him try that in Glasgow on a Saturday night 😂

[The.Dork.Ages_]

Bruce Lee: empty your mind be formless. Be shapeless. Be like water.

Seagal: ok, i’ll be like walter.

[BWater-yqjx]

The 'attacks' are more questionable than the compliance that follows.

[lethalbezzle]

I love how Steven carries on choking his student after he submits.

[jammygitt]

Nothing like bit of cooperation to make the Sensei look good. Gotta love the way some are launching themselves into the air before he's even executed a technique

[C-Thunder]

1:22, ol girl made that face like she knew it was bs 😂

[mountainman]

Belushi would have been perfect for an SNL parody of this.

[rvscript]

This is gold! OMG, you can't make this up, well actually, LOL!!!

[goeprotopopescu]

This looks so much like the bullshido videos. Holding two opponents with your small finger - totally believable.

[thelastvigil]

It was an era where: most ads were hokey but took themselves dead-seriously, phones could only travel a couple feet, and anyone after even one class was somehow a master of the mystical arts.