Warning: Steven Seagal is DANGEROUS!

I survived 24 hours with Steven Seagal. He gave me a 'makiwara' (punching board) to condition my hands & knuckles. Although Aikido is not famous for striking, Sensei Seagal practices a martial art based on Japanese Jiu-jitsu. This includes punches and kicks. But unlike Brazilian Jiujitsu (BJJ), it doesn't involve submission grappling. Because the last place a samurai wants to be on the battlefield is the ground... Watch until the end for an epic surprise!

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[imwynpi]

Man, you're making me like Segal again like the first time I watched "Above The Law".

[MackTrainingAcademy]

The best interview with Steven Seagal by far. I actually regained some respect for him in regards as a teacher and martial artist with the details of the techniques. Whether I agree with him or not I can appreciate his dedication and learning.

[chris]

"Mercy is for after they're sleeping." Possibly the best quote ever from Seagal.

[davidlamb]

Great set of videos with Seagal! Reading the comments here, lots of people seem surprised that he's so open and humble in this exchange you had with him. He's open and humble because you and your brother approached him with sincerity, respect, and openness. Great attitude and vibe you and your brother bring. Thanks

[realrkn]

You can think what you want about Steven Seagal. But the important thing here is how Jesse is carrying himself here, respectful, humble and honorable like a Karateka should do even if he thinks otherwise in his mind.A great ambassador of the way. 押忍

[kgeo]

I’m in utter shock. A nice and genuine video about Steven? Pretty great honestly

[sixwingsram]

😮I really enjoyed seeing this interview with SS. Many have painted him as a poser and phoney. He seems like a nice guy and genuinely respectful of martial arts disciplines. Thanks for posting🥋

[jussilaitinen]

""I never lost a real fight." (secret: You have never been in one) LMAO

[bar]

These two videos were in fact the best interview with Steven Seagal regarding martial arts in his entire career. Congrats and thank you.

[GreatLordJason]

I have to admit, everything else aside, I've never seen Steven Seagal comport himself with this much humility.

[EmperorKonstantine]

This is like the Best genuine Video I seen about Seagal, I would Hang out with Him Any Day, you can learn a thing or two from his experience. Well Done Steven.

[eastafrika]

Didn't Bruce Lee say he only fears the man who has practiced one move 1000 times? Well, here is that guy, Steven Seagal. In Muay Thai we say we have 9 weapons, knees, shins, elbows, fists and forehead.

[webagent]

Probably the first and last good interview of Steven where you actually believe he knows martial arts and also the only interview where he doesn’t sound like a jerk, but actually a likable older guy.

[noelaxton]

Did you just make me rethink Steven Segal?
Seriously, great job on both episodes. Well done.

[jai-ddlu]

😭WOW....
He showed so much Love and Joy
teaching these ideal pupils absorbing
his secrets after a life long search🙏

[UFOandAlienChannel]

The two parts of this video was fantastic, thank you! People tend to think that Seagul is a fake but he did work very hard in Japan mastering the art from the age of 17.

[edchaput]

I was a prison guard for 21 years... When we trained at Management of aggressive behavior... We learned the techniques Ikkyo, Sankyo and Kotegaeshi... Seagal used Sankyo in this video... his ability to use Pain compliance and control is absolutely insane. Those moves do work in the real world and he is by far the the fastest and most fluid of anyone I have ever seen at it.

[joelmiller]

I loved the video and appreciate the perspective, BUT... can we all just say a prayer for the health and safety of his full time practice dummy! Kudos to that guy!

[dekaOsiris]

I think seagal has been given a very bad hand in hollywood, he seems like a very nice down to earth guy who actually knows his stuif vs. the countless smear campaigns against him.. I wish him the very best.

[GNeuman]

This two part interview is brilliant. Steven Seagal really comes across as genuine and someone who knows how to fight.