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GEORGE DILLMAN – PERSONALLY PREFERRED PRESSURE POINTS TECHNIQUESThis DVD was filmed live at Prof. Ed Maley’s Tampa, Fl. dojo Dillman and his students teach favorite techniques. Realistic self-defense including 6 knockouts. Running Time 60 minutes. Price $59.95 Master Dillman at his BestProfessor Wally Jay: “Dillman has done the research for you. Pressure Point knockouts are easy to learn!”Dan Inosanto: “Dillman DVDs are a must for every serious Martial Artist.”Leo Fong, movie star and Kung-Fu master: “Dillman’s techniques are the deadliest techniques that I have ever seen.”DKI DVDs have been the main feature in USA Today, Denver Post, over 300 other newspapers, and 35 national TV shows.George A. Dillman, a 9th degree black belt in Ryukyu Kempo Tomari-te, is one of the USA’s best-known martial artists. Dillman came to the attention of the martial arts press when he began competing in the early 1960’s. Official Karate magazine (Nov. 1982) described Dillman as “one of the winningest competitors karate has ever known.” Dillman was four-times National Karate Champion (1969-1972) and during this period was consistently ranked among the top ten competitors in the nation by major karate magazines. During his nine-year competitive career, Dillman claimed a total of 327 trophies in fighting, forms, breaking and weapons. Dillman began serious martial arts training in 1961 with Harry G. Smith. He went on to study with Daniel K. Pai, Robert Trias and Seiyu Oyata. Dillman has always considered himself a student, never a master of the martial arts. To this end he and his students have traveled throughout the United States to meet and train with various martial arts experts. Because of his perseverance, Dillman’s martial arts talents have earned him widespread U.S. media coverage. He has appeared on 35 national TV shows, including: Real People, Mike Douglas, PM Magazine, Evening Magazine, and NBC’s Sports Machine. Dillman has also been featured five times in Ripley’s Believe It or Not, and has been the subject of over 300 newspaper and magazine articles. Dillman, who was a professional boxer for three and one half years, is the only person known to have trained with both Bruce Lee and Muhammad Ali. In May of 1988, Dillman was inducted into the Berks County Sports Hall of Fame. He was the first martial artist to be included. Currently, Dillman travels the world teaching seminars on pressure points and tuite (grappling) hidden within the traditional movements of the old martial arts forms. It is his research and scientific dissection of the old forms that is earning him his most notoriety. Never one to shy away from controversy, Dillman has rediscovered a formerly secret level of meaning for kata movements, and has made that interpretation understandable to all. He has produced a DVD instructional series on the pressure points, and has written six books with Chris Thomas. Kyusho-Jitsu: The Dillman Method of Pressure Point Fighting; Advanced Pressure Point fighting of Ryukyu Kempo; Advanced Pressure Point Grappling: Tuite; Pressure Point Karate Made Easy; Little Jay Learns Karate; and Humane Pressure Point Self-Defense. The books have been said to be, “the definitive martial arts books of the century,” and “unparalleled among current martial arts literature.” Dillman is the chief instructor for Dillman Karate International, an organization of over 85 schools worldwide, with an enrollment of nearly 15,000 students. He has studied under five 10th degree black belts from Okinawa and is currently furthering his personal study through research, practice, and the sharing of techniques with Professor Wally Jay (Small Circle Jujitsu).