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Styles: Western Boxing, Tai Chi, Animal Form Kung Fu, and Wing Chun
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Originally Posted by john55
Wow, you guys are really harsh towards this guy. So hes made a bunch of bad movies, but when I was a kid watching out for justice and hard to kill, I thought he was awesome. His style is great for the screen. Its movies like that which inspire kids to start martial arts. So I give him credit for that. Plus he is a real martial artist and yes he does think his style is best because thats what he practices and maybe the style is the best for him.
I mean, you can bust on the guy all you want to, but if you had even a shot at having a small role in one of his DVD or made for tv movies I bet you would be ecstatic and think you were on your way to hollywood.
He treats people with little repsect so he gets little respect. Ask Gene Labell how good Steven Seagal is
I have never seen any aikido MA fight in real life before, unless they way they do it the aikido demonstration. if seagal is a master in aikido, is the way he fight in his movie can be considered the way an aikido MA fight in real life? Standing upright all the time?
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I have never seen any aikido MA fight in real life before, unless they way they do it the aikido demonstration. if seagal is a master in aikido, is the way he fight in his movie can be considered the way an aikido MA fight in real life? Standing upright all the time?
Supposedly, that is correct. To be truly effective they need to address the hole that they make when using large circular defenses. Leaves many gates unprotected and places the arms in a position where they cannot be used to deflect power on thier centerline. I'm sure there is an effective small circle Aikido, I just haven't seen it yet.
I have never seen any aikido MA fight in real life before, unless they way they do it the aikido demonstration. if seagal is a master in aikido, is the way he fight in his movie can be considered the way an aikido MA fight in real life? Standing upright all the time?
On a few occasions, I've seen a few Aikido MAst in self defense situations.
Most of these they faired well, scant few, they were surmountable.
__________________ What do I know? Since I didn't post my styles or experience, I have no experience, no knowledge, no say.
That post before mine, was that for post counting? How about the one after?
Hey, my post count has the same palaverment tone as anyone elses'
Wow this is opening my eyes to Steven Seagal as I never knew he had a ego problem. I've seen a few of his movies and they are ok. Fire Down Below was good and Under Siege was good too except the second Under Siege. He made one movie that is about a character going to Thailand which I like as I have family there so it let me see a tiny bit of my family's country.
Wow this is opening my eyes to Steven Seagal as I never knew he had a ego problem. I've seen a few of his movies and they are ok. Fire Down Below was good and Under Siege was good too except the second Under Siege. He made one movie that is about a character going to Thailand which I like as I have family there so it let me see a tiny bit of my family's country.
Segal reminds me of John Wayne......
__________________ What do I know? Since I didn't post my styles or experience, I have no experience, no knowledge, no say.
That post before mine, was that for post counting? How about the one after?
Hey, my post count has the same palaverment tone as anyone elses'
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Plus he has never lost a fight in his movies.... Jackie chan has lost fights in his movies, Tony Jaa has been beaten in his movies. Only SS has never lost in a fight. That is bull****!
No matter how good you are there is always someone better!!
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