george dillman pressure point dojotelevision
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- George A. Dillman, born on June 6, 1942, in Reading, Pennsylvania, is a controversial figure in the world of martial arts, particularly known for his involvement in the study and teaching of pressure point techniques and the concept of "kyusho jitsu." While Dillman has garnered a significant following throughout his career, his teachings have also sparked intense debate and skepticism within the martial arts community.
Dillman's journey in martial arts began in the 1950s when he started training in judo. Over the years, he explored various martial arts disciplines, including karate, earning black belts in multiple styles. It was during his extensive study of Okinawan karate that Dillman became fascinated with the concept of pressure points and their purported effectiveness in combat.
In the 1970s, Dillman rose to prominence as a proponent of "kyusho jitsu," a system that focuses on the manipulation of pressure points on the human body for self-defense purposes. He founded the Dillman Karate International organization and began traveling extensively, conducting seminars and demonstrations to spread his teachings.
One of the key aspects of Dillman's approach is his claim that by targeting specific pressure points, practitioners can incapacitate or control an opponent with minimal physical effort, sometimes even rendering them unconscious. He has authored several books and produced instructional videos outlining his theories and techniques.
However, Dillman's assertions have been met with skepticism and criticism from many within the martial arts community. Despite the controversy surrounding his teachings, Dillman maintains a dedicated following of students and instructors who continue to practice and promote his methods. He has also appeared in various media outlets and television programs, further contributing to his notoriety within the martial arts world.
Nevertheless, he remains a polarizing figure whose impact on the martial arts community continues to be debated and scrutinized.
I greatly appreciate your teaching. Those pressure points make a difference especially for small people. Thank you!
glad you enjoyed the video
Janice were r u from
I can't believe i watched this till the end and it was ASMR.
@JuJu-cz4kr - Don't feel bad. He has magic power.
Everything is ASMR
It’s automatic. Reflex to external stimuli.
Every day is ASMR you have to be tuned in . It’s magnetic.
this was filmed almost 20 years ago when he was voted martial artist of the year by black belt magazine! a lot of controversy since for sure
funny... it's been said hypnotic
So this is what a bullshit dispenser looks like
glad you enjoyed the video
Very interesting information for any true Martial Artist
Glad you think so!
Number # 1 pressure point .
Kick your opponent in the Ballz 😮
His eyes will cross and the tears will flow … 😢
haha funny
All the keyboard warriors, don’t know that this man holds records for breaking blocks of ice. Mind controlled trolls, who know nothing, and pick on an old man who actually accomplished stuff in his life.
there's no doubt he could hurt you probably even today. Not sure about the energy strikes but who am i to say
Who takes a cellphone into a martial arts dojo ? And expects to train and workout ? 😮
we had cameras. cell phones weren't so advanced back then
The only thing that needs to fear george the ass holster dillman is a doughnut!
he was once a bad ass before the controversy. I think he held the record for most ice blocks broken. haha
Snake oil!
I believed all this stuff when I was 12. Now I think guys like this should be locked up in rubber rooms.
I also believed in ninjas