George Dillman Pressure point seminar 2
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- People of all different martial art styles came from all over the east coast to train with George Dillman on this day.back 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.
No science was exploited in the making of this seminar
haha funny!
No cheeseburgers were harmed in the making of this video.
cold... lol
Ali trained with him back in the day. Changed his jab into a back first.
Yes I heard they trained together. haven't seen to many backfists in boxing tho i think they would be effective
RUclips needs a lmfa button
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
i Have Never Seen so Much Bull in all my life
Do these work on bears/sharks?
Definitely. As it happens I just went and tested it out myself on both and yep, too easy bro. This guy's legit. Go give it a whirl my friend, you'll love it. Many would die for such an opportunity. So don't waste it, or itll tear you apart. Do it bro itll be a ripping good time. Hilarious too, itll leave you in stitches, crack you right up. You'll lose your head, be dying of laughter, or something.
Good luck bro, break a leg. ;)
you must lead an adventurous life
I've known Sensei for 30 years. I've never seen these videos before. These are not in his regular catalog.
These videos are from a seminar in Baltimore, 2008 and never seen before. We will be uploading more videos once we digitize the films
@dojotelevision cool I've been studying under the Dillmans since 1993. It's nice to see that there is still other stuff around from Sensei.
Glad you are enjoying. There's a lot of hate and controversy from people responding. We aren't trying to ruffle any feathers just posting what we filmed
@dojotelevision I don't care about the scoffers because it's really not our problem. Sensei has got thousands of students worldwide, so it's not affecting him at all. I believe he just added four more schools to DKI. If the world doesn't want to believe then it's not our problem. In fact it gives us more power.
Interesting way to look at it. I feel i'm a lifelong student and can learn something from everyone whether I agree or not.
If a man has a positive hand and a negative hand then he shouldn't need a jump when his car battery dies...🤔🤭😆😅😂🤣
I wish I could charge my tesla with my hands
I been trying but I was nullifying it cause my left toe was up , my tounge to the right and I wasn't facing east but I seen a woman do it with her bits n she really enjoyed it!
haha funny.
The hell is that dude wearing at 10:59? Who wears a black belt over a t-shirt and pants?
never noticed that before.
Is he Drawing Circles on their Feet with a Sharpie. To this Day they Still Have Circles on their Feet. That 💩Doesn’t Scrub Off 😂
haha i think you are right
47:13 WTH are you talking about PCP you’re talking nonsense!
glad you enjoyed it
what a lot of hogwash
Yup. Here for the lulz! Haha!
Me before watching this: "I know Dillman is kind of a clown, but maybe things were taken out of context".
Me after watching this: "wow, that was more ridiculous than I could have imagined"
I loved the gimmick where he was popping people in the mandibular nerve and called it "electricity". You can even see one of the guys rubbing his jaw like he just got Novocaine from the dentist. It's no different than hitting somebody's funnybone... Zero fight application because nobody is going to let you walk in and palm strike them to the base of the jaw. Call me crazy, but I doubt palm striking with "negative electricity" to the nerve is any different than closing the fist and hitting the same nerve with "positive electricity". Pure bulshido. He even topped it off by using the "wrong hand on the wrong side" showing it doesn't work. Oh my... it couldn't be that he was intentionally hitting the jaw, away from the nerve, on the wrong side, then hitting the nerve on the "right" side.
Palm strikes and punches to the head are known to be effective. Trying to make it look like magic chi - electricity by popping somebody's nerve is side show theatrics.
From 18-22 minutes, he does actually mention some real bunkai regarding those motions being applicable to grappling. Crossing the arms and turning is a throw, but this isn't a secret. Many Karate fighters know this and teach this bunkai. It has nothing to do with electricity or chi; just that grabbing across the back of the neck is known to create torque on the head and neck as part of the throw....
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
This man does not know what he's talking about. He's making it up as he goes along I have 49 years in the martial arts. I've seen a lot of his hogwash videos. Why does he feel he has to make up things? I really don't know. I practice pressure point fighting and you can knock a man out on both sides of his face using your right fist.
thanks for the comment.
McDonald’s next door sold out of Big Macs after the seminar
McDonald's was nearby. I'm sure a coincidence
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