Ever since he started playing "cop" out here, I've lost a ton of respect for him.
Steven Seagal training Aikido with Anderson Silva
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I'm not a fan of either fighter- but I am a fan of the fight if you could understand that.
I used to be a Silva fan, but the Demian Maia fight changed all that.
Sonnen is a prick, but he brings a fight
Silva is a champion, but he should be defending a mirror ball instead of a UFC belt for as much as he dances.
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Fat guys rarely have much agility, and that equates to balance. I don't mind rolling with fatasses because they are incredibly easy to sweep while they wallow around on their base- their top heaviness is just momentum waiting to happen. LoL
Most overweight martial artists are low belts- weight tends to drop off the more you train- I lost nearly 30 lbs as a white belt, and have easily maintained my ideal weight as a blue belt. I walk around at 178, which puts me squarely in my ideal weight class- I don't ever have to cut in order to roll 185.
In the rare event you get someone with experience who is a "fatass" they can be difficult to contend with- especially if they know how to use their weight to their advantage, but as mentioned this is rare, and I'd never avoid it.
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Steven Segal can be old, fat, slow, or whatever. We all get that way with age.
I am sure at his prime, in his 20's, he would be alot more faster, lean and faster reflexes. Don't discount someone's ability just cuz you saw a snip bit of him on youtube or in movies.
Appreciate him for showing and teaching to those who want to learn or get pointers.
Anywho, Good video. :smile:
I am sure at his prime, in his 20's, he would be alot more faster, lean and faster reflexes. Don't discount someone's ability just cuz you saw a snip bit of him on youtube or in movies.
Appreciate him for showing and teaching to those who want to learn or get pointers.
Anywho, Good video. :smile:
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