Who'd you rather have as a coach, Ernesto Hoost or Sensei Seagal?

[SSgt Dickweed]

In a recent training seminar, 4 time K-1 Grand Prix champion Ernesto shows some students his method of chopping down an opponent with low kicks (only three are needed).




Sensei Seagal, on the other hand has stated that his no-bounce triangular sliding footwork is the key to winning striking exchanges (as displayed by Strickland).



In my footwork, it's always like a triangle, and I'm always sliding

I don't do this thing you guys are doing *bounces around* I don't do that ever.

Fact of the matter is: Ernesto Hoost has only cornered Antoni Hardonk in the UFC and he didn't have a good record. While former champions Anderson Silva, Lyoto Machida and current champ Periera (https://forums.sherdog.com/threads/alex-pereira-meets-and-trains-with-steven-seagal.4323139/) have attributed their success to Our Beloved Sensei.

So Sorry Ernesto, Sensei Seagal has a better coaching record than you.

 

[mkt]

I'd probably take Frank Dux or one of the guys in this scene over either, TBH

 

[NoSmilez]

Hoost is a weird one. He isn't really athletic. He can't touch his toes when he bends over.

 

[ipowerslapmywife]

Seagal can do it all, he’s a bad mf

 

[Corrado Soprano]

Sensai Seagal. He knows deadly stuff from Japan.

 

[WaylonMercy5150]

All of Steven Segals moves require mutual cooperation. So you better let your opponent know what he needs to do after you do your spaz akido shit

 

[lsa]

Its almost like choosing between:

 

[franquito]

Seagal combines the technique of Hoost with the mass of Sapp.

 

[Flower2dPeople]

Hoost is a weird one. He isn't really athletic. He can't touch his toes when he bends over.

How does he get the torque to throw low kicks from the clinch? Hip flexibility?

 

[El Diego]

How does he get the torque to throw low kicks from the clinch? Hip flexibility?

Dynamic flexibility vs static flexibility

 

[HHJ]

Hoost is the man. Id love to train with that dude for even one hour.

 

[Neck&Neck]

I heard Robin Black was a illegitimate son of Sensei Seagal
Can anymore confirm?

 

[Mohawk Banditó]

Is your brain getting oxygen?

 

[Dr. Rose]

Maybe we should ask Judo Gene.

 

[Brendan The Hybrid Schaub]

- Cool sunglasses
- great head of hair
- 6'4"
- world famous
- Dismantled GSP easily
- always bangs a hot girl at the end of movies
- revered by mma legends

yeah the answer is easy

 

[StonedLemur]

How does he get the torque to throw low kicks from the clinch? Hip flexibility?

Hip dexterity/flexibility combined with his style.

 

[World eater]

Hoosts jab-cross-right low kick was the most feared combo when I was a kid. Everyone knew it was coming, everyone prepared for it and he still tooled guys with it. Hoost was a true legend.
The other guy is some TV weirdo. I guess he broke Sean Connery’s arm at some point, so he has at least a W along the way.

 

[empsim]

World class fighter vs Fake bullshit martial artist

Tough decision

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Hoost is one of the GOATs. Punishing leg kicks. Man I'm so glad I got to grow up watching the golden generation of kickboxing. Guys like Hoost, Aerts, Čikatić, Hug, Mirko, Le Banner, Leko, and Sefo were all just built differently in their primes.
Too many hormones in the damn water now making people soft

 

[blaseblase]

Inviting a D level movie star to come hang out in the gym one day makes them a coach apparently.