I'm not a karateka, not a judoka, not a boxer. I'm a martial artist.

Do you tell them youā€™re the real Steven Seagal?

I tell people Iā€™m in Cobra Kai.
No, but when people ask what Nibbing Koshinkai is (about as close as they can usually manage), I ask if they've seen any Seagal movies. It's the closest thing I can point to that they'll have any experience with. So I'm sure they think I can do what they saw Seagal do on screen. I think that's healthy.
 
Do you demonstrate the Quart of Blood Technique before or after you tell them youā€™re a karate man? Ever show them your Kung Fu chain belt?


Rarely do I show the chin belt, except for, you know, parties, funerals and what not.

But that movie is where I started calling myslf "a Karate man".
And, yes, we Karate men do bruise on the inside.
 
Rarely do I show the chin belt, except for, you know, parties, funerals and what not.

But that movie is where I started calling myslf "a Karate man".
And, yes, we Karate men do bruise on the inside.
I bruise on the inside too. And on outside though. Iā€™m not as good at not showing my weaknesses.

On a side note, every time I see that scene I keep telling myself that Iā€™m going to learn the ā€œQuart of Blood Techniqueā€ exactly as he did it and do it in front of my friends when the karate topic comes up.
 
No, but when people ask what Nibbing Koshinkai is (about as close as they can usually manage), I ask if they've seen any Seagal movies. It's the closest thing I can point to that they'll have any experience with. So I'm sure they think I can do what they saw Seagal do on screen. I think that's healthy.
What they think you can lie and talk a lot of crap lol
 
I just tell people I like to roll around on the ground with sweaty men. It gets the blood pumping.
 

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