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Baseball pitchers accomplish no-touch knockdowns every day. Its called "chin music" among other things, perhaps BB mag can research the ki/chi energy used by pitchers who are 60' away from their opponents.
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ive made many no touch knock outs.
its real simple, i hire some goons to do it for me.
its also possible to make a no touch orgasm but its not so funny unless you're a swinger.
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I've been "knock down" (for lack of a better term) by a no touch knock down.
It was the most fucked up thing.
I was new to Aikido, I can't even remeber what I was doing really. My instructor had me spinning around in a circle and let off a little. When I looked up his open palm was coming towards my face.
BAM
Next thing I know I was falling backwards on my ass without him having even touched me.
I kid you not.
I felt pretty embarassed and stupid. Obviously (and in hindsight) it was a reaction on my part to avoid a paw in the nose but it was weird how I unconsciously threw myself backwards to avoid it. At the time I couldn't figure out why I fell back.
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With regard to the first question, we don't know what actually happens when a no-touch knockout is performed. We're not suggesting toate-jitsu is supernatural or paranormal. On the contrary, we believe it's an entirely natural event. Currently we operate with a paradigm that says conciousness can manipulate energy both in robust ways ( such as physical movement) and in subtle ways (ki projection). But that could be entirely wrong.
The reason we "don't know" what actually happens when a no-touch knockout is performed is because no one who isn't a bullshit artist has ever successfully witnessed one.
I like ki projection though... these are not the bullshidokas you are looking for....
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I collected MA mags with a passion during the early-mid '80s and the overall quality of Black Belt has nose-dived since then.
Go to JAMA (Journal of Asian Martial Arts) or some of the newer, more specialized magazines (Western Martial Arts Illustrated is a good example) for well-researched, professional martial arts journalism.
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Originally posted by oldman34I read a lot of shit.
I know BB is crappy but I just cant put it down. I have had a subscription for 6 or 7 years now.
I suck.
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Originally posted by oldman34I know BB is crappy but I just cant put it down.
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Originally posted by The Fake MacoyI'm still surprised that you read BB, Oldman. Man, that article was some incredibly biased stuff.
I read a lot of shit.
I know BB is crappy but I just cant put it down. I have had a subscription for 6 or 7 years now.
I suck.
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I'm still surprised that you read BB, Oldman. Man, that article was some incredibly biased stuff.
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Every now and then BB Mag has a decent article. I rescanned the same issue the NTKO article is in after reading this thread and the interview with Kelly McCann was pretty good.
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I go to a busy bookstore, take BB off the shelf, read it at no charge--right price.
Filtering out the mag-spam, a typical BB scan-read is a matter of about 45 seconds, tops.
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Originally posted by It is FakeThat is a gross over generalization.
Myself and oldman34 ridicule BB Mag, considering our styles, we are part of the target audience.
I still subscribe. Actually I ask for it for Christmas every year from my sister-in-law. Its full of lulz and sometimes useful info.
Yes, we are the target audience. Its sad that for every one of me/you, there are 10 people who believe this crap. I teach a lot of them TKD.
Woe is me.
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Originally posted by GoldenJonasOldDog, does it say anywhere in the article that Thomas is a Dillman student or has been thoroughly indoctrinated by George Dillman and the "Dillman Method" for over a decade now?
It says in the little bio at the end of the article...
About the Author:
Chris Thomas has written for Black Belt for more than 25 years. He's co-written a number of books on pressure-point fighting with Black Belt Hall of Fame member George Dillman. For more information about them, visit www.blackbeltmag.com/archives/who/
I already knew he helped Dillweed write his shitty books. Thats what I found funny about the author. He has a biased opinion.
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rofl i bought a no touch dim mak tshirt and wear it when i go to tournaments
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