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- Welcome to SportEye! In this thrilling video, we bring you an epic showdown between an Aikido Master and a Pro MMA Fighter. Witness the incredible skills and techniques of Aikido as the master takes on a professional MMA fighter in a battle you won't forget. This clash of martial arts disciplines showcases the power, precision, and philosophy of Aikido against the raw strength and versatility of MMA. Watch till the end to see unexpected moves and the ultimate test of martial arts mastery! Don’t miss out - like, comment, and subscribe to SportEye for more exciting martial arts content. Hit the notification bell to stay updated! #AikidoVsMMA #SportEye #MartialArtsShowdown
It's great if your opponent agrees not to punch you ahead of time
😂😂
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Yeah like the guy he was "dominating". passed up a bunch of easy, obvious strike opportunities". Staged maybe?
Yay...physics😅
@@niconova454 yep yay physics lol
Aikido works when your opponent has no idea what you are doing.
Would it work against a cat?
knowledge check get good
@@MIchaelSybi Considering Aikido is declawed Jujutsu created by a pacifist, probably not.
Quisiera ver a steven seagal intentar eso con van damme
@@irvinarias3863 estuvo a punto de pasar, si ocurrio o no en privado es algo que nosotros nunca sabremos, pese a todo ambos tienen etica.
The narrator knows nothing of fighting.
Exactly 😂
Which is why He's a narrator.
The narrator does not know anything that Steven Segal is a Putin supporter - a murderer of innocent children and women. It's terrible.
Neither do you
@@johnbrown9802a person that trains boxing for a year can knock out a aikido, no matter what.
This video just reinforced my skepticism of Aikido.
Dont be skeptical Aikido is the ultimate.
@LORDVADER357 the ultimate fake martial art you'd be better off taking a Tai bo aerobics class if it worked you'd see ufc fighter's using it but they don't because it's garbage it was used for a last Dutch effort for samurais who lost their sword to grab the opponents sword.
@@502Louisville Works absolutely. Especially vs UFC. Simply will be boring to watch. Because UFC man will be thrown instantly. Taken out of ballance. Aikido concepts and principles are to take out of balance oponent and throw it. As fast as possible, as quick as possible. If not do that then you not not doing Aikido.
Yeah. At 06.10, he made the mma guy tap with a neck lock?? No he didn’t. lol. Nowhere even close.
@@Phobetor. Aikido doesn't have ground fight. Once the oponent is on the ground you remain standing. That's core and one of the main principles in aikido. You not lying down on top of the oponent.
74 yo Kenpo Black Belt. Aikido reminds me of a very wise horse trainer I was lucky to ride with for many years. A student asked, "what if the horse tries to bite me?" Answer, "don't be there to get bit. Always seemed to work. 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
I did Tomiki Aikido (a super competitive style)for 8 years in the UK and when I started Jiu Jitsu I got smoked during sparring over and over again. It was humiliating. I put Aikido aside (and my ego)and trained hard In Jiu Jitsu and became an all round better fighter. Aikido is a very high art form and follows the path of Bushido closely in mind, body and spiritual principal but if you want an all round self defence/attack martial art I believe Jiu Jitsu is the better way to go. MMA like it or not changed the face of fighting arts and the best of those fighters come from Jiu Jitsu. As for Steven Seagal he is just a really terrible actor and an ego driven narcissist.
WHy this japanese aikido master does not any aikido tricks on this mma- figheter? Instead he is wrestling with him. That showed us that aikido is useless.
All of Segal's students and sparring partners are paid actors to make him look cool. But anyone with real skills would put him down in less than 3 seconds. He would wake up in intensive care wondering how he got there.
Steve Shitall is freaking out
Ya the art of bullshito lol
YAVRIUM BURASI TÜRKİYE NE AYKİDO NE JİJİTSU NE KARETE GECMEZ BURDA BİR DEUİM VAR MERMİ MANYAĞO OLURSUN AYRUCA SEGALA LAF YOK ONU SEVİYORUZ
I think the term MIXED martial arts speaks volumes. Meaning, its a mixture of multiple types of martial arts. If a person combines the strengths of multiple types of martial arts including that of akido, and goes against someone who specializes in only one particular style it only makes sense he would come out on top since he has removed the weakest parts of any particular style and replaced it with the stronger elements of another.
That's an idealistic fantasy.
It’s a mix of mainly MT/Boxing, wrestling and BJJ, nothing else accept for some outlier, and event these couldn’t do without the mentioned 3
Aikido is not a competitive martial art, it’s a practical one. It’s meant to quickly deescalate combat in a real life situation, not win a match.
It is garbage and doesn't do any of what you just said. The moves require compliance from the 'victim' a good 90% of th etime, and the throws don't use leverage, they rely on the person being thrown to comply, often by jumping or rolling. Over and over Aikido practitioners get smoked in street fights and cage fights, yet the Aikidolytes keep trying to spread their gospel.
@@DerekJeffries-s9h everything you just said was wrong.
@@mynameismud4598 Exactly another naysayer with no direct experience doing the art.
@@Domain_Man1 Plenty of experience in the ring with guys who did though.
It's meant to scam people lol
From South Korea, The stronger a martial art is in a demonstration, the weaker it is in a real fight
yes. Most are not prepared and the few are. They reach out and never return them that limb. If they can not see or hear? This plays to your advantage. "I just came out for dinner and not yours!" Simple moves when in guard stance.
@chrismair8161
Get help sir. You would probably qualify for social security disability. Ive seen 6 year olds that can write better than you.
Where is your pride?
@@chrismair8161None of that made sense.
My god...
Agree
Totally depends on whom you're fighting...I'd think.
Aikido works when your opponent does not fight back.
The original masters who devoted themselves to learning and teaching Morihei Ueshiba's Aikido back in the day were already experts in jujutsu and/or judo. On the contrary most people today who take up aikido have never had any exposure to any martial arts, certainly none that involve getting physically hurt so it is no wonder aikido fails them. It was never meant to be a "complete" martial art - no martial art is - but more of a supplement to other martial arts. In fact, its principles are quite sound; it's just in the implementation is where it fails because of the way it is taught and because it has been watered down over time to fit in with Ueshiba’s philosophy of non-violence. Steven Seagal's Tenshin "Aikido" is a style (or rather approach) that is more true to the original aiki jujutsu from which it was derived. This style is much more direct and certainly more aggressive (some would say brutal) than most other styles, which is contrary to aikido philosophy. In any case, Aikido "works" for Steven Seagal because he is 6'5" and 210 lb. When you are that big, you don't really need martial arts, do you.
The same is true of Tai chi chuan. It is not a complete system and users should already be trained in a hard style
Delusional. Both of you.
@@duckyoutube6318 In my 30 years of martial arts experience, I have studied Tae kwon do (2nd dan ranking), wing chun, judo and aikido. All I can say is that when I go into a fight, I rely on judo and boxing. These have saved my life. If I were to rely exclusively on Aikido I know %100 I would get my arse kicked into the middle of next week. So who is delusional?
@@b1adedthesis The softer, internal forms of Taijiquan are for health and fitness but the combat forms are definitely very hard and external, especially when combined with Qin Na.
I'm a fan of martial arts but some of these videos are misleading when it just shows training and dojo practice fighting, and saying "don't mess with Aikido Master" or Kung Fu/Shaolin Master, it actually show's one small clip of an Aikido fighter against a MMA fighter. Martial artists rarely win in real fights.
you understand that mma means mixed martial arts right? an aikido fighter would never win a real fight but a martial artist could, it depends on the martial art. a martial art is just any form of fighting, there are plenty of legitimate martial arts that would help you win a real fight just not aikido.
I'm an Isshinryu Karate student and that's a preposterous thing to say. We've had blue belt women successfully defend themselves in Gang Rape situations and maim both of their adult male attackers. My little sister had to defend herself against an offensive lineman football player one time, and she DROPPED HIM in one punch. She was only a no-stripe purple belt at the time and about 115lbs. He was close to 300 lbs.
Real Martial Artists beat up street thugs all the time in self defense situations.
Depends which style you practice,your attitude is what will win every time
@@WadeSmith-oe5xdeven if that was true, boxing, kickboxing, muay Thai, mma would have all been better for those people in those situations. People act like this hasn't been tested 10000000 times.
@@rbo7 Isshinryu karate teaches everything in Muay Thai and over 200 Jiu Jitsu submissions. You don't know wtf you're talking about. I beat a professional boxer by boxing rules when I was 17 years old because of what I learned in Isshinryu Karate class.
Buakaw cannot even leg check a groin kick for God's sake. He sucks.
Segal has never had a fight in his life, everything he does is an act
Wrong. He has been fighting obesity for a long time now.
@@billiswillis8293 xD
@@RaulNecrobie OK, maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe he doesn't fight obesity at all.
Maybe he just gets along with it.
Ma tu che ne sai ? Di Seagal
@@billiswillis8293wonder if you'd say that to his face ? . I'd love to see that 🤣
Master Lee would say. If a fight went down in a Aikido club next to a dance studio.........the Aikido members would stand the same chance as the dancers. I found an Aikido guy once. Good grappler but couldn't punch. But for joints, chokes etc why not!
In a grappling context, you have the opportunity to pull off joint locks. But when your opponent is actively resisting via boxing or kicking, You're not likely to be able to employ any aikido techniques. So at best, aikido is supplementary.
True... was training Aikido a year or something without any for of former knowledge. Was told, i had the talent in it to become a Master within years but stopped because i had a job as a sailor and not the time to really engage into it anymore. Few Months after that i had a sparing-fight with someone who was learning Wushu. Well... the Aikidotraining worked fine as a baseline. But the upperhand i got was because i mixed in what i learned while fighting for fun with my best friend back then. You could say i did some kind of Aikido-based streetfight.
Would i try to fight expierienced fighters? Nope. Definitly not. Because even if would keep up the training and workout i would not stand a chance because i never really learned to attack but just defend myself...
Tbh? Aikido for itself? Nah... not really this good. You could better go into a good Pro-Wrestling-School and learn there things like jointmanipulation and a few tricks that can get handy in fight, than learning just Aikido. And even then... dont really fight a good MMA-Fighter who knows what he has to do.
@@jussilindplays Because a good MMA-Fighter is more expierienced. If you can and need to learn to defend yourself? MMA is good i guess. But Aikido and Wrestling? You learn some handy tricks but nothing you could use to fight someone with at least some expierience.
Yes, very hard to use fancy sweeping moves when someone is punching you in the face or double legging you
I don't get why people compare aikido to foundational arts or those using mostly only body honestly, it's better accompanied by Judo or Sumo knowledge and adapted for swordfights. All this with the goal of not harming the opponent, It's a spiritual, pacific addon to martial arts, not a genuine combat solution. Fighting someone who knows what they're doing with their fists using only aikido sounds a bit weird. I really wish Seagull didn't make It stupid, now a bunch of people have aikido only as foundation and a lot of martial artists disrespect the intention of the art itself without knowing It's history or purpose... I find It sad to see It compared to stuff like slapfu...
@@flyingstonemon3564 yeah. Aikido is a nice addition to other Arts. I remember my master told me, that the purpose is mainly to defend against swords. This is why the attacker in training is attacking a lot from above or with more wide motions, while in boxing the goal is to not show the other person what you are about to do through bodymotion.
Hollywood Circus, big Cinema 😂
You may find yourself in a self defense situation once or twice or not at all in your life. But no matter which martial art you choose to practice there is only one real opponent that you must face and defeat every day. Aging. Think about that. A lifelong involvement in your martial art leaves you better or worse as a 60 year old? A 70 year old?
I trained in Hapkido, it's everything Aikido is, but with striking blows and kicks.
合気道やってる人で本当に強かったのって知られてるところだと植芝盛平と塩田剛三だけど2人とも柔術、剣術、柔道など他の武道もやってるんだよね。動画の後のほうに出てくるセガールだって合気道以外の武道をやってる。自分も合気道やってたからわかるけど合気道だけで強くなれるってのはほぼ無理なんじゃないかな。
合気道は受け身特化の武道だと思います。 自分から仕掛ける事がない。
@@Veronica-wp2uu 合気道の攻めに関する技術、当て身は急所を狙う攻撃ばかりだったこともあって、植芝も塩田もこれからの時代に不要として、残さなかったという話を聞いた覚えがあります。
@@Veronica-wp2uu 相手に攻撃を仕向けさせる事もあります。
I agree with your statement…Ueshiba before creating Aikido was an expert in bone breaking jujitsu…
Martial Arts fighting has three aspects: boxing, grappling and ground wrestling. Aikido is only one aspect of grappling that is very effective if combined with good boxing and groundwork in other martial arts. In a real fight with well rounded training, you need all three!
To fight an Aikido master, never close or grab. Jab to the face & retreat. Never run at an aikido or judo player.
Why? Are they running faster than anybody? Maybe they train running because if you practice aïkido you have to run away in case of a fight.
@@longdongsilver4719 run at(!)
At Judo your point stands. And aikido master could be F'ed up by any brawler effortlessly
1:12 you are showing Rokas' video as an example? He himself said that aikido doesn't work in MMA setting! Can you post the link to this video?
Something to keep in mind is what circumstances different Martial arts excel at.
Aikido excel at getting out of a tough spot when people are still threatening you, grabbing you and intimidating you.
Boxing excel when you can land a good punch to their face and knock them out.
Wing chun is a martial arts made for close quarter figthing, where you can not back up, like if you're pinned against a wall or in your bathroom with a home invader. It's a martial arts built around standing still and standing firm, not giving up an inch.
They all are meant to turn the tables on the attacker in different circumstances.
Thx for experience, clear mind and understand the differences 👍
The only Martial arts Steven Seagull knows is Bullshito.😂
lol, Martial not Marshall.
@@bartfart3847that’s the joke
@bartfart3847 my bad, I didn't even notice.
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Aikido isn’t useless, it just isn’t really for fighting trained fighters. I could use Kick boxing against a civilian, but Akido would be just as effective and less deadly.
Sure, but for most people (non-professionals), once you're attacked you revert to base instinct; punching and grabbing. With very limited training, time invested in boxing and wrestling ought to yield quicker results. At the very least you'll learn to take a hit and not panic.
It is not MMA without striking, and kicking...
Brute force is always the best. Howhever, if you are weak, martial arts like aïkido or judo can be helpfull. There not the best. But they can help.
Remember aïkido is not about fighting but surviving. It is not thought for the ring.
As I see it , Aikido has the same basic principles of Judo.
To use the attacker's force , heaviness , against himself.
Steven Segal is REAL MARTIAL artist.
He champion Akido as his only or favourite combat system.
Maybe , not the most efficient , but a practitioner can do harm to an attacker.
I AM a Judoca , Kick boxer and an apprentice of LIFE.
Steven Seagal, who used to run away from Japanese opponents, is incredibly strong against foreigners. Incidentally really strong Aikibudo players can also defend against blows.
Akido is very effective… they don’t do sparring it is literally to deescalate and protect yourself.
Aikido isn't meant to be used in competition, hence the fact that there's no competition in it. It's about learning to link your mind and your body, whatever the kind of body you have. And it's by using your mind that you make the fight happen as you want it to be.
And I'm not speaking spritually mubmo-jumbo, "believing in your victory to make it true" kind of bullshit, no I'm speaking strategy.
Faking an opening there in order to provoke an attack which you know you can use to do a technique to subdue the partner/adversary.
It's like writing a sentence or, as I like to say, playing music, one word or note leads to another that leads to another, that leads to the end.
But yeah it may not work all the time, moreover against overtrained athletes who know what's going to happen, but that doesn't mean it's bad or useless. A plane can crash, it doesn't mean every planes are a failure.
To me, aikido is a formidable experience but I don't intend to use it in a fight, because I don't intend to fight.
Thx 👍 perfect explanation
Lesson: when you learn aikido you need to master boxing, Muay Thai, judo, and BJJ first
And also you need to have strong muscle to capacitate heavy enemy
I was able to see a real fight between a boy who practiced MMA and another who had knowledge of aikido and the aikido boy made a movement that the MMA boy did a spin in the air before falling..., it was epic!!! .
True: your dreams are epic.
Aikido is great if you're in a dojo ,but it's useless in a true environment, God bless you and your family 😊. Lee
I don't think aikido master unarmed with stick can defeat an arnis master armed with stick
So what would happen if you just walked right up to him and level him with a lightning quick Mike-Tyson-style left hook? HA!
game over lmao
And what happen when I see u coming and throw a bottle on ur fist, u will be bloody with a fight?
Listen I am not one of those internet troll Aikido haters, it does have it's uses especially in the realm of it's wrist and elbow control techniques especially against untrained fighters that grab at everything and over commit to every strike, but I think everyone can agree by now that it is a LONG ways away from being a complete fighting system. Trying to promote it as such simply highlights ones ignorance in the martial arts.
Please be sure the script is accurate. For instance, the older Aikido master with 1 arm, about halfway through the video, did no blending during the entire fight. The Aikido master sparring with a "larger stronger opponent", when taken down, was not threatening with the headlock at all. His opponent just let him up. Many of the Aikido "strikes" that might work are illegal in MMA (throat, finger manipulation) and others will get you killed (stepping to the side with your hands down).
Hey look, if you're really going to look at a one armed old man not just get bodied by a professional fighter and suggest he wasn't talented, you just have garbage eyes for martial arts. Pretty sure he hit him with a nub strike to the face immediately before that takedown.
@@goblong Kudos to the old man for just getting in there! My point was the script writing for the video had flaws ...
Thx 👍
the only constant those video show are that the more muscular and heavy person the more he has chance to win.
Everytime I see an aikido demo, the opponent uses no block, guard or strike, they're literally like a doll
I actually did aikido in college for 3 years, it's a good training for balance and being able to move your opponent. BUT Judo or BJJ or kickboxing, etc. Basically everything is just better for FIGHTING someone. AIKIDO is useless in the real world street fight, in my experience. I did Krav maga for a few years too...
It all depends on the fighter, all arts are better than none.
Aikido improved my jujitsu, karate and judo combat skills somewhat in real world scenarios (I love bar room brawls and live in NYC). But aikido would be the last skill I would recommend to anyone. I took the classes to settle my curiosity and because they were offered for free.
What do u just take up useless self defense classes as a hobby lmao
According to aïkido teachers, aïkido isn't about fighting but surviving, it is not thought for the ring... Aïkido is all about refusing the fight.
I also did Aikido for four years, and we frequently debated whether or not it would "work". It would be the principles, not the techniques that would work. You would never be able to apply a technique that you practiced in a highly formal way, however many "street" attacks are ridiculously off-balance and overcommitted.
I'm not a martial arts experts, but from what i see in this video, there is a lot of matter in the mistake they can make in using the respective techniques
What?
I think knowing Aikido helped bridge a gap between my wrestling and boxing backgrounds, but I only see it as useful as a complimentary knowledge set, as you'll likely have few opportunities to implement it against a good fighter. Against an idiot you dont want to accidentally kill it can be a safer way to end the attack (safer for the idiot, that is).
If you do not want to learn grappling, you can learn aikido, if you do not want to learn aikido, you cal learn : salsa, bachata....
Also aikido is a art of distance. Mma is a kind of close grap.
The easy rule: When u not a boxer don't fight like a boxer, bec when u do this, u'll always loose against a good boxer. And it's the same in all martial arts!
Aikido only works in movies.
I did aikido for years and found it only worked on children and drunk friends
@@liminalzone909 LOL
@@liminalzone909That's because aikido is only good if you are fighting an untrained person and have no idead what they are doing if you truly want to defend yourself you have to learn how to punch and how to kick
@@SuperSeniorGojosatoru78 yes that was my point
Allegedly aikido could work for big, strong guys.
So basically it's not about which martial art but how good your are a fighter regardless of the martial art
Exactly.
Aikido is a variation of Daito-Ryu Aikijujitsu. When applied properly it is effective.
Ya think????
Two bulls were standing in a field… one grunts and drops a huge Duke…. The other accidentally steps in it and says… GROSS…THAT SMELLS LIKE STEVEN SEGAL
I guar-an-damn-tee you that if you took ANY fighter of your choice and put him against ANY Aikido master(even Segal...even now...), they would have your fighter on the ground...over and over again...just like in this video....😅
This explains why most of the MMA champions are trained in Aikido?
None are. Its pure BS.
Aikido works when you know what your opponent will exactly do next
Say whatever you like but there's a reason why small joint manipulation is against MMA rules. The fights wouldn't last long at all and that's not profitable lol
This video is total crap. No MMA fighter grabs somebody's shirt like in the video. Also, no experienced street fighter puts his or her arm out, so one can just grab it. Many examples in the video show, that the aggressor is not really attacking. A real fighter would never attack with a stick from just top to bottom. In addition, a real MMA does not just stand still watching what the defender does with the arm. A MMA fighter would immediately start punching. This changes the fight dynamic dramatically. There are dozens of genuine videos filming equally trained Aikido and MMA experts. Aikido always loses. Martial Art is an Art and should be respected as such. But it is not the most effective in a real fight if the other person is a MMA, Krav Maga or Street Fighter. This video ist just wrong.
People who shove Krav Maga with Jiu Jitsu and MMA also don't know much about that BS martial art. Krav Maga is pure shit.
Mma ist (pseudo-) streetfight with cage limitation and rules! So finally no streetfight but only a bloody show for dumbs and angry guys
I trained for 35 years in karate and Judo, some other stuff but primarily those. Did Aikido fir about 3 years, I loved it! Its perfect, it also does not work. Ive tried and tried in live randori- cant make it work, jot as Aikido would have you do it. I was able to pull off upon occasion a waki- gatame to and UGLY kote gaeshi and also a severely perverted Shiho-nage, looked more like Chi-na than Aiki stuff.... Aikido is incredibly low percentage stuff.
3:37 you can literally see the dude cancel his strike as to not hit the "master" or whoever he is lmao
2:49 - The "Aikido Master" started turning before his opponent arrived at his position. Then, his oppenent offered his wrist for the technique. This must be a joke.
Aikido is a not a martial art
The last Aikido Man lost the Fight against me ........ I am a Thai Boxer
Martial Arts fighting has three aspects: boxing, grappling and ground wrestling. Aikido is only one aspect that was popularized. In a real fight you need all three!
3:35 dude with the stick almost accidentally cracked him
Yup, had to pull his swing to keep the illusion alive.
It is the way of bullshido.🥷
He also just randomly jumps over him without being thrown. 😂
Ridiculous; if there were a technique that could give a professional MMA fighter an advantage THEY WOULD USE IT!
"Whoa, look those are aikido moves" Have you EVER heard anyone in the entire history of the UFC say those words?
😂😂😂 it’s so funny watching these “opponents” flop all over the place. It only works when you have a willing actor across from you
Traditional Aikido is purely a sport, not a martial art.
There can certainly be some advantages if a martial artist knows Aikido, but one should never regard what is essentially a sport as a form of martial art.
In short: Aikido is useless in the hands of a person who doesn't know what he's doing. With a person who knows the art and complements it with other martial arts is basically unstoppable.
Not really, as a boxer, I have never deleted a man’s pride within seconds quickly as a man with Aikido, no it does not remotely work, yes it’s beautiful for it’s art, but the thing is really bad. I think Judo, krav maga, Bjj, taekwando, and Karate are the best, muay thai if you’re crazy.
@@Chinacommunist Man, are you sure? Because honestly, I've seen someone using the Aikido hip throw in a fight and I literally heard the guy's rib bone in his back crack.
I think Aikido is a martial art that cops/ the police, should train in.
Would not work on a agressive striker. But i have come to know that Aikido works on drunk people. Maybe not against a drunken master. :D
I think modern aikido has been diluted over the years. I believe originally it was a blend of kendo unarmed techniques with old school jujitsu. Now it seems to be more about graceful flowing demonstrations instead of the way of the warrior.
That's what I actually always heard. Like it was more made originally to incapacitate an enemy very quickly with vicious techniques like bursting eyes, breaking joints or stuff like that. It's not made to fight, it's made to kill.
The first video clip, that isn't even someone fighting, it's a dummy running defenseless into attacks to show off the moves of the sociopathic instructor.
Oh look, 0:18 is that the same sociopath doing the same thing? Guys run up to him, stand there hands down waiting for him to attack them? impressive, I bet he could steal candy from a baby too, if he paid it not to fight back beforehand.
well that was informative
@Naestrith "hence the fact that there's no competition in it" -- Actually there are National Team Competitions, it's called Tanto and involves knife attacking to score points - it's highly skilled.
Steven Seagull is great at demos. Would like to see him in competition or an actual real fight.
Steven Seagal is just an actor and would get destroyed against a good MMA fighter!
I don't get it. He's actually a terrible actor, why was he given so many roles ?
Good question @@StephenBoesch
Found Seagal's alt account.
Rokas also has MMA experience though, he adapted Aikido to work in MMA. So you're spreading a slight bit of misinformation here because Rokas himself says that traditional Aikido is NOT functional
Rokas not adapted anything. Also he never used true aikido. He started using bad MMA vs MMA. Aikido main principle is to deflect incoming kicks and punches. Which Rokas never ever tried. True Aikido master will throw MMA guy all day long. Throw throw and throw. Deflect and throw. Instead he tried punching and what not. Aikido mindset is to throw oponent, take out oponent from balance. Literally small touch, pull or push in the right time will throw oponent instantly. If your line of attack is perpendicular towards oponent legs you will throw him no matter what.
@@Peroxide-Mark
Rokas is bullshido master
He don't know aiki
@@LORDVADER357
I don't understand. Even in judo it is very difficult to break the balance of a combatant. If he doesn't move (e.g. case with heavy opponents) it is impossible. And you want to do this just by touching, gently pulling or pushing? You can only throw someone who is unprepared and doesn't offer proper resistance. This is not easy because untrained opponents lack body tension; As a rule, they simply collapse.
Have you ever actually Aikido trained with judo fighters?
@@peterrinas3862 If oponent doesn't move? Then oponent is sitting duck 🦆. Wide open for all kinds of throws. I not sparred with judo practioners. Mostly boxers, kick boxers, MT and karate. But i see that judo has some good throwings as well. If oponent doesn't move its even easier. Because i see where are its legs. The heavier is the harder will fall down. Unlike wrestling it's not required to lift oponent to throw it. Basically force oponent to throw itself. If doesn't move i gonna force it to move. Instant throw. If waits and do nothing will be thrown. If do something will be thrown. Only options to defend is actively resisting and make counter throw. Anything other than that will be throwing. Throwing towards least resistance. A car 🚗 weights ten times more than a person and weight is distributed over lot larger surface yet we easily can move it. Push it. Or pull it. Pull the oponent and sweep the legs. Or push the oponent. Direction of the push matters. If you push at the correct angle even gentle touch will throw oponent out of balance. Then throw. When oponent is on the ground has to stand up. While standing up wil be thrown again. If choose to stay on the ground... well will be thrown, rolled 🗞️ again and again till tap.
@@peterrinas3862 Exactly that will happen if oponent is only throwing and you only kick, knee, punch elbow etc. th-cam.com/users/shortscZazFtzqko8?si=Oq0hBYd6jHrU4M8P
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Any real combat experience regardless of style is useful in a fight. Look at Wonderboy Thomson or Sean Strickland
Most people get too injured to make it to blackbelt
I agree, Aikido seems like a sport that comes with a lot of unintended injuries.
I value my joints to much to trust that a clumsy sparring partner wouldn't accidently break my wrist or arm.
@@thegenxradioshow1007 100% correct, I got to orange belt, close to my green belt grading and I got dumped on my hip and blew a disc - end of any martial arts career.
Nawh man. I have been stabbed, shot at, beaten, bitten, almost blinded, etc, etc..... For the streets, there are a whole other level of skills and engaging in combat should be the last of your options. Boxing, and Burmese fighting will give you advantages.
Aikido is 90% atemi to the eyes. Once you have to play by the rules, only 10% of aikido is available to use in these friendly play events.
@6:48 you did not mention the aikido master was much bigger and younger than the mma fighter like you did in defense of the aikido practitioners in the previous matches. It also seems that guy is a Pankration practitioner more than aikido.
Do you really think we're that stupid?
I might have given this more credence if Steven Seagal hadn't been featured so prominently.
His opponents just kept running into his arm, like the close line move WWF wrestlers used to use a lot.
I wonder why this has a 2:1 thumbs-down ratio LOL
Such a shame about Seagull, he flew to close to the sun and became a 🦃 turkey
Hey... That was Steven Seagull
aikido is a philosophy,
to engage in a one on one relying solely on aikido techniques and not the mental application would be.
prideful ignorance.
you use aikido in all fighting styles.
its the redirection of energy, which includes your winning potential and losing potential.
roll with the punches, one straight shot and it’s over
Fat-Boy Seagal LOVES himself and ALWAYS uses the same techniques; Tenchi Nage, Kote Gaesh. His body turns (Tai Sabaki) are hampered by his lack of fluidity. He does NOTHING for Aikido which, I would suggest, should be a moving meditation when other martial arts have been studied and practiced
海外の映画に出演したハリウッドスターが合気道を使うシーンでも
プライベートとかで護身術に役に立てそうですね🍀
I think this is supposed to be used as a extra skill to other martial arts because it definitely hurts and I've had some of these movies done on me, but it definitely isn't effective on it's own in a street fight.
Start with jiu-jitsu. Aikido requires cooperative partners.
That’s a grasshopper, not an MMA fighter
In the scenario where the Akido master chokes out the MMA fighter from the bottom position, this is unrealistic because the MMA fighter would have been ground and pounding not just grappling waiting to be choked out
Akido is fun. It’s like dancing. It’s was developed for samurai to fight against a sword, especially after losing their own. It is NOT a good self defense tactic. I’ve studied it for years. It’s decent exercise, and not bad to know in addition to other things. If you trust your life to Aikido, you will be disappointed. There is an easy way out of most aikido moves, and all you need in order to defend is a basic Knopf how the body moves. Aikido is a Bullshido form of fighting. This is all coming from someone who enjoys aikido, just understands what it really is.
It's really bizarre all these BS forms of fighting were developed as "martial" arts, though. It makes you doubt the founders themselves. If the founders really understood fighting, why would they develop such ineffective systems for it? And if they didn't, then why call their systems "martial" arts when there is little martial about their showmanship and athletic arts?
many of my friends who had studied other martials arts and have "belts" if you want to count belts, ended up in aikido eventually after years of practicing other arts. aikido is easier on the body and "mind". aikido normally is not an ego thing. "you go with the flow" and get thrown. they wanted to continue doing a "martial art". I have a friend who finally gave up martial arts and has series of black belts in different martial arts and a couple of dans in aikido. his son got in break dancing, this old guy is break dancing with his son for fun. His don does it for competition and performance. He was going around with his son so he thought he would do break dancing. Normally, fathers end up in sports when kids are doing it. I ended up in judo because I had to learn the techniques for "my kids competitions". I got into aikido in San Diego when I walked into this one place to learn karate and saw the sensei doing aikido. I was like "he did not even touch them and they flew in the air.". Not everyone wants to fly in the air. Ki sometimes does not work. with my friend break dancing, I thought it was funny. He is actually happy that he does not have to show up to do training.
Aikido was developed to fight against a sword.. So it's not good for self protection? 🤔🙄
@@robertkgilbertwhen u find only a flying master and flying partners it was not aikido, it was circle de soleil 🤣👍
@@kritGeist hmmmm shiho nage is in judo as well as in aikido. it is a form developed in many ways called the four corner throw. it is not a "development to fight against a sword" . . .. it is an kata so to say an extension of the sword. how one trains a four corner throw mirrors the same motions of the sword in the same movement. this has nothing to do with "defense" in the sense of defense. one has one's limitations in dealing with the throw. in aikido, the movement is more of a reaction as in judo, one can attack or defend using shiho nage.
Osensei trained a number of different martial arts. aikido itself have different practitioner styles. some are accused of being a dance while on the other side of the art, there is the "demand" for a more aggressive form of the art. In any case, you most always have a uke "willing" or flowing with the throw set by the nage. how much friction or restrained is in question. most of the time to always, the uke is a willing subject expecting to be thrown and flows with the art so to say "the uke and the nage". hey, what do I know . . . I am a forever white belt. i have never tested. never found a reason to be tested. i did aikido in san diego, hawaii and in germany. when i left, i was still a white belt.
The video does not correspond to reality. There was no confrontation between an exclusively aikido fighter an a MMA fighter. A person who knows something else like boxing for example besides aikido is a MMA fighter who have aikido among his techniques, not an aikido fighter.
Thx 👍😎
Aikido can't really be used in MMA successfully as it incorporates asymmetrical fighting techniques which are against the rules.
If a technique cannot be practiced, it will be ineffective in a real fight. All the necessary physical prerequisites, which should be developed through practice, are missing. In particular, the reflexes that enable automatic movement in a fight should be mentioned here. Techniques that require you to think about things don't work under stress.
"asymmetrical fighting techniques" what kind of crap is that? A new stupid excuse for the inusability of aïkido?
@@peterrinas3862when u think to much in aikido u all ready loose a fight. Be ready for a fight not think what to do. It's the same in other martial arts, u getting better and a right fighter when u train enough to act in a situation automatically!
The "aikido-guy" in fight loose allready when he startin a close fight with a grappling guy and finally loose when u "like" to go on the floor for hugging 😈
This is awesome stuff! I ordered my 10th Degree Black Belt from a mail-order catalog back in in 1982 when I was 19!! I was born for this stuff; having dropped out of high school in my Senior year, just 1 unit short of graduating. 3D chess right there.
this is Jeff Chan a pro mma fighter😂😂 he’s deliberately letting the aikido guy work for the sake of the video
People in the comments seem to know nothing about Aikido, which is sad. It's about twisting and breaking your joints. And yes, it works. Just don't get caught.
Its amazing how easily seagull defeats all foes just by his paid students running into his armbar wow