George Dillman Seminar 3 Pressure point knockout
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Martial artists on the east coast from many different schools gathered to watch George Dillman's pressure point seminar in 2008
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.
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So sad to watch his students buy into this.
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
@@dojotelevisionI mean if you can pull these things off they would work, that's the thing it's just the non- muscly way to go about it😅😅😅
right on!
Grandmaster of DILL-DO.
glad you enjoyed the video
His seminar is called "How to get the living crap beaten out of yourself"
i don't remember that
It’s not a proper Dillman demo unless he says “Ning”. I didn’t watch the video but did any of the students have their tongues positioned properly or perhaps did they have one toe pointed up and one pointed down?
One of the guys was scratching his ass idk if that nullifies the chi or not tho
You never know what’ll nullify the chi nowadays. I heard if you sneeze 3 times beforehand, he can’t knock you out, but apparently a 4th sneeze will allow him to kill you. Unless he pats you on the back and neck afterward.
haha
funny
Niiiiing!
How much do you get paid to pretend to pass out?
I understand people's skepticism. On that day only 2 people were from dillmans school. The others who attended were from different styles and never met or spoke to the man before that day.
@@dojotelevision So how much did they get paid to pretend to pass out?
No one was paid that day. All the spectators were from other schools and no one was paid. This seminar was held a long time ago. We just finally started to digitize old tapes
@@dojotelevision so no one from the other dojos were involved in the seminar
so its fake gotchya
@@dojotelevision No offence but the person pretending to pass out is doing a terrible job.
It's a good technique to piss people off. Especially if you want to leave yourself open to them smacking back twenty times harder.
I don't really see why someone would volunteer to pretend to be knocked out, paying an actor seems most likely unless your approach is to prey on vulnerable people and convince them that what they're doing is normal.
You know that, by holding your big toe up, you can nullify all of this, right? Also, holding your tongue to the roof of your mouth negates all pressure points and knockout blows. Try these in your next fight.
Don't say that on film.... especially to non believers
i'll try it
I've seen a person get knocked out with very little effort🥇george dillman is the best
amazing what a little twist of the jaw will do even at low impact
the bloke sitting down looks ashamed of himself.
he might be dazed and confused
I'm really doubting the negative people commenting here if they've ever been in a fight because they sound like nerds that never threw a punch before😹
unfortunately 99 perc of the people who respond to all the videos just have something negative to say
Please make clear in your title that this guy is a scamer. You're just helping to scam more people if you don't.
in his bio we noted he is controversial for many reasons. This is an old filming before the controversy. He was fresh off of black belt magazine. thanks for your input
I gotta learn how to do this! So amazing!
I'm sure we're all capable of lying
@@AFox-qc4kh yeah, I was being sarcastic... lol
haha
I was at a few of his seminars a long time age and if you have doubts on his ability, go to his seminar and volunteer. But maybe you don’t have the courage.
well say what you want but I will agree he did hit hard
What the hell is wrong with people who buy this guys lies?
glad you enjoyed the video. this was right after he was featured on black belt magazine before the controversy
There's a Reason Master Oyata ànd Gorge Dillman has a falling out and went thier separate ways REST IN PEACE MASTER OYATA
i'll have to look into that
Faker than $3 bill
there is a $3 gold piece
Excellent video
Glad you liked it
😂😂😂@@dojotelevision
thanks for watching. Subscribe to the channel we also have UFC fighters and more to come
Such horse shit it’s fun to watch. Cracks me up
if you're happy i'm happy
For those wondering how his students can buy into it, it’s sorta like suggestive hypnosis. The pressure points actually hurt tho, but good luck doing that in a real fight.
I bet some of this stuff in this video is legit enough to get you kicked out of a jujitsu class and dq'd in a cage fight. And they won't be laughing when they kick you out either.
thanks for the comment
yeah i'm sure no pressure points in jiujitsu
oh my ... if you want to see a Kata in application, watch a Michael Jai White movie, he actually makes it work to the degree in which that is possible at all
i'll have to look into that
Dillman and his bulshido.
haha
Whoever uploaded this video still believes this stuff 20 years later… that’s what a cult is.
not necessarily. We believe in freedom of expression and freewill so that you can come to your own conclusions. We believe that no one style or system has the monopoly of the sunlight
@@dojotelevision pressure point techniques exist, but this shit here is bs and nothing more
we put up the video and let the viewer decide. we try to leave an open discussion in these forums which you may not often see in some martial arts videos.
I am starting to think he’s actually a genius look his net worth up he realized there’s way more money in this bullshit and the dvds and books than actual legit martial arts lol
you may be right
Number one clue something is bullshido is when the guy teaching it looks like he's gonna pass out if you make him sprint up a flight of stairs.
ha funny
Well, I am pretty sure that the knock out was fake, but the narrative was real. Martial arts was designed for combat. It was designed to kill and maim. It was originally trained for that purpose.
Those wrist and finger manipulations were legit.
Dude would very likely hurt most people in the comments or on the street with those. Of course, most people are fat nobodies. But, still.
Probably not going to be anything useful in this video against a trained fighter. And of course, you simply won't find anything useful in any modern martial arts gym that is useful against a real threat.
Nothing is a martial art unless it is dealing with firearms and explosives.
Just join the military if you want real martial arts. There's a reason every single country on earth has armies armed with firearms and other modern weapons systems. And zero surviving militaries rely on "martial arts".
yes!
kk i volunter for this
I'm sure there's a local dojo near you!
this bullshit again?
it's an old video
🤣 What a joke! 🤣
glad you enjoyed it
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glad you enjoyed it
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glad you liked it
@@dojotelevisionwho wouldn't? These morons are hilarious😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@dojotelevisionwho wouldn't ? This is hilarious😅😅😅😅😅
yes there's certainly some comedic events. We just put up everything we filmed and let the viewer make assessments. We have from aikido to UFC fighters. All in good fun and training
@@dojotelevisionI look forward to watch some of your content. Some comedy among the good stuff certainly won't hurt anyone.
I recomend you to feature Sensei Bruno Orozco, he is an amazing Aikidoka with extensive knowledge in other disciplines and in self defense.
...or wacth Teletubbies...
shots thrown!