No Punch Man: The George Dillman Story

George Dillman is an American karate master known for promoting the 'no-touch knockout' technique. Though this claim has been repeatedly criticized, in truth it overshadows the much more incredible story of George's rise to the top, including his fateful meetings with Bruce Lee and Muhammad Ali.
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[@memorytheater]

Just want to remind everyone this video used to be called “No Punch Man”

[@AnomalyDocs]

You are absolutely correct

[@pipbernadotte6707]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rayday4644]

You tell a lie enough times sooner or later you start to believe yourself too.

[@NinjaDildoShow]

*"The skeptic is a non-believer."* -George Dillman

[@GilesHartop]

BELIVIN

[@dasshape00]

The skept is a person of science

[@jeorgeramirezgonzolezsanti3178]

I hear Dillman was a super secret double academic probation ninja Marine SEAL Raider.

[@Xiy114]

I think we all may have been at some time if we believe it....

[@sdafasdfasdfsda]

He's also the master of no-touch diabetes.

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

🤣🤣

[@ryanh4775]

How come all of these karate guys all have giant guts? Like seriously.

[@dasshape00]

😂

[@poindextertunes]

imagine you’re a young boy learning these “techniques” and the anxiety that ensues when you find out first hand it doesn’t work smh

[@Xiy114]

Maybe your opponent doesn't believe you have powers enough to knock them out? Maybe that's why it doesn't work. ACCORDING TO DILMAN You just gotta find someone willing to fight you and believes HARD ENOUGH FOR IT TO WORK FOR YOU?

[@thevetolinist8462]

He really could've been a renowned real martial artists, and he was. Sad to see that he had to ruin it, nowadays most people see him as the big bullshido/mcdojo sensei whose powers can be negated by tongue positions.

[@Christizm]

you sir are wrong his a no touch knockout master

[@archstanton4365]

​@@Christizm 😆😂🤣😁

[@wildotapiacabrera5007]

Es falso

[@jinov191]

He still has enough fools who attend his classes and believe his b.s. to make him a comfortable living.

[@butterfacemcgillicutty]

Back in the 80s, when I was a little kid, people like this were TOTALLY REAL.

[@Xiy114]

Yah, and so was ashida Kim? WHEN I WAS 6 years old!

[@platinumpagoda3079]

Dillman: "He was a total non-believer. Plus..." Dillman's mind: "I'm getting totally buttfucked on national tv." Dillman: "I don't know if I should say that on film." We know what you really meant, George.😂

[@jasonjoseph6497]

Omg stop it😂😂😂 freaking hilarious

[@slava9734]

a.k.a. "Dillhole"

[@danielabramovitch328]

The first few UFCs pretty much blew away this facade. We didn't see any pressure point knockouts, although in one match, Marco Ruas shin kicked the thigh (common peroneal nerve) so often (~50 times) that the guy's leg lost function and he collapsed. Not the same thing.

[@maximumeffort2729]

I remember that fight. I believe it was Paul Varlens’s leg that suffered all of those kicks from Ruas.

[@eldacar351]

He seemed to be legitimate in his beginnings, but his no touch stuff is just plain fraud.

[@erikgilson1687]

About as legitimate as Americanized karate could ever be in the 60s-80s at least

[@user-sp3gq1up9n]

I guess you have to be a "believer " for the no punch methods to work. In a street fight he has to ask if the other fighter believes first.

[@mcfry13]

He definitely has a high level of skill compared to the average practitioner and trained a lot when he was younger, but it seems he hit a wall in his own training/skill level and career. To combat this, he used chi/ki as a way to set himself apart and increase the popularity of his brand. At this point he either believes his own lies or lies to protect his ego and prevent the countless lawsuits that would DEFINITELY be right around the corner.

[@AnomalyDocs]

You've hit on this perfectly. My belief is that ki is a useful metaphor for how you envision attacking in a fight, but fighters must be careful not to let it devolve into a Dragon Ball Z-esque fantasy.

[@RRRRRAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH]

@@AnomalyDocs qi can also be thought of as breath and how breath corresponds to movement in a fight.. but not anything supernatural

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Chi power is very real though There are masters who can shake huge trucked trees with it in Asia

[@dfpytwa]

The early days of UFC was great. It was hilarious to watch guys like him with their spookydoo fighting styles get the snot beaten out of them by brutal street fighters like Tank Abbott.

[@NinjaDildoShow]

*David "Tank" Abbott was not a "street fighter." That was mostly a marketing ploy. "Tank" had a legitimate wrestling background, and trained in boxing for several years prior to his UFC debut.*

[@dfpytwa]

@@NinjaDildoShow Thanks for the info. Another funny note a guy I worked with back in the day while doing structured cabling came into work one day with a black eye and a stitched up lip. He was a big goofy thug who lived in Huntington Beach. He apparently ran into Tank outside of a bar, picked a fight with him, lost and was showing off his injuries. I said to him a saner fan would have just asked him for an autograph. He whipped out a signed polaroid of him and Tank hugging after the fight with himself all busted up and smiling.

[@JackQNielsen]

⁠@@dfpytwayour old coworker sounds like the exact kind of dude who would have asked Steve-O to kick him in the balls back in the day so that he could tell everyone the story for clout points lmao

[@countsmyth]

I think he was legitimate until he started focusing on no touch knockout bullshit!

[@HollisZheng]

After all the hard work of being one of America's most successful competitors he tells a few fibs very publicly, paints a target on his back, and rides off into the sunset on his golden unicorn.

[@awts]

Thanks for the upload

[@AnomalyDocs]

You’re very welcome.

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

Yo, Shout out to my man Super Foot tho!!! Great video, really enjoyed this, good editing, concise timeline and most importantly, lots of funnies.

[@stevebrindle1724]

Now bill walace was the real thing unlike Dillman the conman

[@STOG01]

Seems to me he was initially, perhaps, a good teacher but ended up as a public figure and perhaps a scam artist.

[@TheKhwailed]

I'd really LOVE to see him in a real fight with an MMA fighter.

[@joeridestrijcker445]

well, Dillman is 80yo now, I don't think it's going to happen ;)

[@poindextertunes]

every karate practitioner would lose to an mma guy. its one style versus many

[@lainhikaru5657]

I wouldn't. What is the point in watching an old, overweight guy be beaten to a pulp? The world let way worse lies go by in the name of civility, I'd say let Dillman be, least he was legit when he was young.

[@Redem10]

So who win between him and Frank Dux?

[@dmacrolens]

Charlie Zelenoff

[@DarkSideOfTheBrightSide]

Steven Seagal

[@AnomalyDocs]

Count Dante

[@platinumpagoda3079]

Ashida Kim

[@justin2166]

The audience.

[@theforce5191]

Even an amateur kickboxer can land a kick to the groin on a professional boxer. Boxers don't train to block kicks...

[@sourgreendolly7685]

But why? I mean, if I had the external equipment to protect, I'd be learning to block anything aiming there. Seems important 😂

[@attananightshadow]

no-touch knockouts are real, i completed one after eating taco-bell for 9 days straight, every meal... it takes dedication, but it can be done.

[@njrivetelite]

The Dillman Knock Out Recovery Method: Cross'em up, Slap the Neck.

[@Joke_Bidumb]

2:54 The Karate Karen.

[@Martialartsreflections]

I was one of the biggest skeptics of dilman and almost laughed when one of his students used the techniques on me cuz i believed everyone thought something would happen and so their body reacted.. well i didnt think it would and it happened to me. But it had a complete effect on me. Made me a believer. Anyone who doubts em has experinced for themselves.

[@craigwinter2341]

Always remember to stomp the groin!

[@BeigeFrequency]

Damn, I never got a notification for this video.

[@AnomalyDocs]

That's annoying to hear. Hope you enjoyed it all the same!

[@wolfgangsimonsiv9444]

@@AnomalyDocs You need to go weirder with your videos. Please.

[@churusherman369]

The guy needs to be added to the street fighter game ASAP! 🤣😂😅

[@churusherman369]

@Mr7Reality haaaa! Lol ... 😂😂😂

[@candjim]

It is said that George Dillman and Frank Dux also flew to the moon on the back of a giant swan. Apparently, they were Neil Armstrong's and Buzz Aldrin's bodyguards on the Apollo 11 mission.

[@joesphruggiero3707]

So sad cus at one time he was legit then turned into crap why????

[@joesphruggiero3707]

@Real Aiglon he was at one time sad to say he did real sparring and use to do real contact tourneys

[@joesphruggiero3707]

@Real Aiglon yup

[@thepassingstatic6268]

I would assume craving validation, attention, and probably money.

[@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572]

Grandious narcissism

[@justiceforall6412]

As a practioner it never ceases to amaze me at these charlatans

[@timothyhilditch]

Just subscribed, OKI brought me here. Just watched all your videos. KZbins algorithm hasn't picked you up is weird, it is hard to find your channel even if you are searching for it. There is a weird glitch happening on your channels video page if you apply any filter to them half your videos disappear. I reported this to KZbin, you should also report it to youtube it may fix the algorithms problem.

[@AnomalyDocs]

Thank you, I've heard that a few times now. Sometimes if you search my videos by topic (Kazuo Nagano, John Schnatter) they're the first to pop up...others don't show up at all. I will look into it.

[@Y0urM0thersH0u5e]

Lmao i had one toe down and one up though know this!

[@michaelblevins2200]

I've never participated in any martial Arts but I would absolutely love to climb in the ring with him and go hand to hand fighting.

[@DarkSideOfTheBrightSide]

Oh yes, a master of Bullshido; _or is he?_ Find out this episode of Anomaly Documentaries!

[@Druwuwho1337]

I can't stand how close his name is to John Dillermand, it is making me giggle so hard right now.

[@takemethere78]

Those pics w Bruce Lee and mahamad could just be a regular pics that ppl take w their fans. This man is a fan of lee's and mahamad fighting style so he met them in person when they were signing autographs for fans and he took a pic. It don't mean he trained w them

[@marcpeschke4061]

Well to be fair. Kyusho- Jitsu or Atemi- Jitsu where you attack the nerve clusters with actual force of impact is legit. What is total bollocks is the "no touch knockout".

[@deathmagneto-soy]

lol

[@Thiago2112]

Saitama would be jealous

[@bluemajiic1979]

The legend

[@stevebrindle1724]

The conman

[@Christizm]

NO TOUCH KNOCKOUT GOD

[@seanmcclure]

Plus… and I moved the line

[@jleuenberger7563]

The background music gives me anxiety

[@prophismusic]

notice his brief emphasis on not harming someone when arresting them..how far we have come.

[@MistaTea247]

I would like to join

[@jessequimpo7354]

I used to own the Dim Mak Encyclopedia.

[@Xiy114]

So I can only get knocked out if I believe I can by him? Isn't that the opposite of what I want to happen if I do get in a fight? If I don't believe it could happen, then am I guaranteed to win a fight against this guy?

[@awsome6589]

I've watched a couple of your videos. I enjoyed them. You can thank oki for this sub.

[@AnomalyDocs]

Thank you, and I'll be sure to thank him!

[@boowiebear]

Qi flow power apparently comes from visceral belly fat. 😂

[@blackie75]

He's no Steven Segal, that's for sure.

[@jakeaarreberg8038]

But if you guys are going to attack George Dillman tell the whole story 1st of all he's a 10th degree black belt in jujitsu he used to teach jujitsu he's a legitimate jujitsu practitioner hes very well known in the 70s, and 80s, 90s in the martial arts community. He was friends with Ed Parker who taught Kenpo karate and he knew Bruce Lee very well. Dillman has been in blackbelt magazine over the years as a practitioner of martial arts. He has a right to be criticized what hes doing now but I wish people would also tell the truth the Dilman is a legitimate practitioner of jujitsu.. Me is a martial artist. I knew of Dilman back in the 90s when I was training in Jujitsu and most people in the martial arts community particularly the practitioners of jujitsu also know of Dillman and his reputation as a legitimate martial artist. So that's all I wanted to clarify. In terms of him defrauding people now I would agree and he's full of BUSHIDO also made up things that aren't true.And clearly hes out for the BUCK there's no doubt we all have to put it in the context hes not a total fraud. I would say hes a partial FRAUD but not a total fraud thank you!.

[@theforce5191]

I haven't found any evidence of him in jiu-jitsu though.

[@jacktimber2198]

😂😂😂😂

[@jinov191]

Partial fraud, is that like being partially pregnant?

[@robpelick7460]

I understand he has some legitimate credentials as a martial artist. It seems that this baloney is a way to make money off the gullible and uninitiated

[@superdeluxesmell]

What is it about martial arts people that makes them so prone to bullshit?

[@slideryt]

More amazing than the scammers that teach this stuff are the hordes of followers that believe it.

[@noblecyborg-savage]

PLUS

[@user-ji1vs6xf6o]

Toe up toe down gg

[@abaddon4823]

I’ve wasted almost 17 yrs doing BJJ

[@TheSuckegg]

This guy watch way too much dragon ball z

[@dasshape00]

All karate is bs on streets. 😂 Now i did Know a kid that took Ty Kwan Do that would kick the shit out of people. Until someone took him down. But his kicks were effective. And he was Flexible: also seen him go for headkick and it hit kid in side of neck under the ear. KO This was a teenager. When he was going around Fighting. Now hes in and out of jail. But has a good heart. I still see him a couple times a year.

[@Xiy114]

Hes a master of delusional touch.

[@SurahOnline]

LOL 😂 This guy

[@DaRuler66]

MMA pro would destroy him

[@neutrino1011]

This is like the religous frauds that knock people out with prayer. Sad story

[@sylvesterstanton7488]

Can't stop laughing at the large intestine meridian where the chi power flows, lmao

[@takemethere78]

Fought off 30 men himself lol

[@TheArizonaAssasin]

Quaaaaaid….Quaaaaaaid…Get to the reactorrrrrr….

[@matthewj4066]

this guy is the L Ron Hubbard of martial arts.

[@Christizm]

Show some respect to the Sensei and delete your comment

[@imONurBOAT]

There are so many incorrect things in this video. Btw I am not defending this guy but throughout this so many random things were just incorrect. Very strange.

[@ChannelForty2]

I feel so bad for the idiots that believed this guy! People like that are why cults can even get off the ground.

[@jacktimber2198]

lol just like those chi fairy masters 😂😂😂😅

[@Christizm]

Sensei Dillman is a master of karate he can knock all you haters out without even touching you y’all show some respect

[@yourtrappedinmygenjutsu]

Lmao wtf ?

[@Christizm]

His a master

[@vibeslide]

No, he can't. My tongue is trained.

[@Christizm]

Doesn’t block Sensei Dillman you will be knocked out like everyone else

[@vibeslide]

The only thing Dillman knocked out in the last 25 years was his credibility.

[@indyphillipconner6252]

He is a legit Karateka but not a chi master

[@maxxam3590]

Probably because chi energy is not real.

[@indyphillipconner6252]

@@maxxam3590 You don't know that no one does

[@maxxam3590]

@@indyphillipconner6252 Yes, I do. It has been proven and demonstrated in all the relevant fields of science. Chi energy doesn't exist.

[@bobbyyarber2879]

My wife is a professional at this no-touch method you made to believe that you have been sexually assaulted but in reality you were never touched LOL

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

That's a common skill among women

[@humanoidy]

I wish for a world where men are comfortable enough to be vulnerable negating the need for machismo.

[@DLHede]

Unfortunately that will never happen, there will always be those guys who feel like they have no power, voice, control in their lives so they use toxic masculinity to give them that feeling of power and control, that's my 2 cents.

[@humanoidy]

@@DLHede hello friend.. weren't we all that way once at some point in our life or ancestoraly? I've seen heavy cases transform and you happen to be talking to one ✌️ imagine it can and then we have a chance

[@crypastesomemore8348]

Why negate it when you can just ignore it lol

[@GilesHartop]

Some thing u dont understand the amount wealth this generated for dillman was three fold even thought it was negative

[@oksureright]

Study TCM then, you'll know. Unless of course you want to become James Bond in the next six months

[@souffledevill]

Grilled cheese obama sandwich

[@AlexWBKK]

Btw, please read to the end before jusding what i write now. The no-touch aspect is a joke of course. Those pressure points though, that isnt a lie. I come from Muay Thai, im used to sparring and would say i pack a punch. In the school where i train they rent the rooms to some group of ppl who do this too. Forgot the name atm, something starting with A. I was watching them once, they train right after us. Got invited to test it.... I said "sure, why not" and they did 2 kind of techniques, one at the upper arm and one behind the ears i think, not sure anymore, its been a while. The one on the arm made my arm a lot weaker and electrizised it for a few seconds. Its like when you hit our elbow or knee at some spot where you like an electro shock, nearly sure everyone had this experience in his life. It was something like that. The one on the head was just weak because i said they should take care but i clearly felt bad after them hitting this even weak. Its same feeling, you get something like a small shock whn hitting that nerve. So yes, im very sure there is something behind that. I watched them a bit more and these guys are completely crazy, i can tell you. They knock each other out multiple times in the 2h the lesson takes. This is not a show, i know the ppl since quite a while now, they dont act or lie. This is real. They really knock each other out, what is the reason that they train only once per 4 weeks. Otherwise the nerves take damage. I would never train this crap, its really painful and not good for the body. I cant imagine its good to be knocked out and be reawakened 4 times an evening for years, even if its only once per 4 weeks. This being said, i dont think this works in a fight. What i early saw when watching, these guys stand still when applying the techniques. Near to no movement is made, its only about the pressure points. So 1: in Muay Thai or boxing this anyway wont work because of the gloves. Those spots are hidden somewhat and it has no effect when a big area hits it, it has to be very precise and with 1 finger most of the times (or 2 fingers, but i never saw them hitting with the fist or something). 2: Probably it wont work in a street fight either, because of the movement that is happening. Like mentioned, its very hard to hit those nerves when someone is moving. But surely it would be great to know, as an addition. Maybe there is some situation where you have the time to target the point, or can surprise the opponent in some other way with it. But this as pure fighting technique, i doubt it... So please dont judge this too harsh, the basics do work. But of course no-touch is nonsense.... Im not talking about no touch, i mean hitting the nerves. Every doctor should tell you that this is no joke, physio, massage and those ppl hit those nerves too. But not hitting per se, they massage them. And this is also no joke, i had enough problems with nerves and my back in my life to know that those sessions helped me like no other medicine or whatever. Anyway this is the only cure doctors give you for these problems, trigger therapy. There is nothing else.. Otherwise no German health insurance would pay for it for years. that one is for sure. So of course there is some facts about it. They just use these triggers to do damage, like always in life, the right dosage is a cure, too much is damaging. That is the whole thing.

[@yourtrappedinmygenjutsu]

No duh pressure points are real but nothing past that. Hardly useful in a fight, no one will just let you hit a point.

[@sourgreendolly7685]

@@yourtrappedinmygenjutsu fr who's arguing that pressure points aren't real? It's hard to hit them precisely enough to rely on them in general but that isn't saying they aren't real.

[@silencefiction60]

It's pronounced phonetically "chee" not "key" just letting you know👍😁

[@BlisaBLisa]

kind of strange to call chi a pseudoscience lol, its a spiritual/religious belief

[@colinmacrae3959]

The master of bullshido...load of rubbish and why people believe it is beyond me..

[@scootermagee6680]

Really? The jury is still out if he’s a scam artist.

[@jinov191]

That is one gullible jury

[@sweetsnejinka9411]

Very cringe, thank you for bringing this to view.

[@josephmiller9424]

Preasure points they'll work but before you try you must take into count size gender and what they do like a wrestler a neck slap won't work on some and most of the moves won't work a common kick to the leg will hurt big if they know how to block no it won't you learn preasure points in security doesn't make you a superman.

[@maxxam3590]

Ki energy has been proven to be false.

[@AnomalyDocs]

Do you think George is the real deal, a charlatan, or something else?

[@dunnobutwayne]

scammer or mentally ill

[@scottwelsh6847]

Xanax

[@cliffordschaffer5289]

If you have to ask, let me tell you about this great deal on a bridge that just became available.

[@kaz_oogle]

George🤦‍♂️... is a student of Xena the warrior princess..

[@kaz_oogle]

and a smart entrepreneur

[@winstoncrosbourne1813]

I have and still do to this day studied karate then transitioned to gung-fu for the last twenty years. I would just like to say that Qi (chi) (ki) energy does exist and is real. It is the bioelectric energy that flows in and through everyone body. The brain uses neurons to send electrical impulses for your heart to beat, for you to raise your hand etc. These impulses can be disrupted with grave consequences; using the brain as the example you can overload it with energy/electric, shock it, or drain the energy/electric from it. I have experienced dim mak first hand and f does it work; to the point l teach it in my school now. About master George Dillman, l use a lot of the techniques that l see him use in his vids, not that I'm copying him but we all use the same meridian acupuncture points. We are all human, eyes, balls, jaw, we all only have two hands and two feet that's why all martial arts have a commonality. The only concern I have about master Dillman's training is it is not alive, the scenarios that he displays are never going to happen on the streets. Dim mak works but don't sacrifice fitness, flexibility, stamina, and regular punching and kicking techniques for static dim mak, because you would still have to fight your way through your adversary to reach a pressure point, that's going to take some amount of fitness and skill. Respectively guys🙏🏽

[@RecoveryHacker]

I took high-school physics and AP Anatomy which is how I knew every word you just used is nonsense when I was 14.

[@RadagonTheRed]

Master of Bullshito style.

[@justsomeguywithanevilamust4819]

Hello , professional mma fighter and jiu-jitsu black belt here I’d like to say this is complete, bullSHITO pretty funny though

[@ctoa]

He rides on people's coat tails he is a total fraud

[@MrEdium]

HE'S BS

[@jasjat]

what a joke cant watch more tan a min

[@Positivectrl]

anyone else wants to see Xiaodong to wreck this fool? :D

[@josearchilapineda8158]

He don’t know anything

[@josearchilapineda8158]

He is a fake

[@flyer7799]

George was finally defeated by high cholesterol.

[@tatathebutterfly]

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