Playing around with acupoints....

[lmgrahamdc]

Just read a post by on a kyushu website, pressure point and KO website.  One fellow was talking about his recent transplants - kidney and pancreas and how he was doing well and how they were monitoring his medication to make sure it worked out well.  This guy is in his early 30's (maybe younger!) and had to have this done....makes you really wonder what these people are up to and how many neurons are lacking!  Leslie (sometimes you just can't  enough!)

[afwalker]

It would really be interesting to see how many of the Black Belts in Dillmans are actually have had strokes, heart attacks, Palsy, aneurysms, Stomach disorders, Liver / Gallbladder problems, spleen and Pancreas problems and such. I bet it would be 100 times the normal rate. Anyone who would voluntarily allow a Dillman KO of themselves, DESERVES IT. Although there are probably a lot of people who have been hoodwinked into
believing that they are just going to sleep.

I know of one student who died of a heart attack on his way to a Dillman demonstration. He left a wife and 2 or 3 children. Dillman said it was a shame that it happened to so young a man.  Not his fault though. It appears to me that Mr. Dillman does not have a clue about cause and effect.

Sometimes I just stand back with my eyes wide and my mouth open. People do not know what to think about me, but what they don't realize is, I don't know what to think about them.

Flane 

[johnmyu]

I looked up some clips just out of curiosity.

While the 2nd and 3rd don't seem too affected here, the first looks to be clearly out.

http://www.combatpressurepoints.com/seminarpreviewvideoscombatpressurepointsprofessorstevestewart/supershow%201a.htm

Another where the instructor mows down a half dozen or so.

http://www.combatpressurepoints.com/seminarpreviewvideoscombatpressurepointsprofessorstevestewart/1.html

It seems foreign to me why an instructor would want to potentially debilitate people who are putting their trust in their instruction.