I have no words, enjoy

i saw stephan bonner on there haha...you never know it could be something...sounds pretty stupid, but hey who knows...maybe stephan was there so he could finally beat forrest even without touching him

As with all of these charaltans, the techniques work on their ` own ` students.

Henry Ellis
http://www.aikdoellisvideo.magnify.net

Gee, thanks Fox News for giving air time to this knuckle head and creating more respect for martial arts as a whole. Thanks a whole friggin' lot.

As stated in the video, this guy got into martial arts because he grew up in a rough area of town and got attacked a lot. In order to use this technique, he apparently has to get all his assailants to stand still so he can run his hands over their head and analyze them for susceptibility to the technique.

I loved the part where he tried it on the news lady. "You hit me!!"

Ah, the power of the mind. I like this response:

Jeez, it seems that many of these folks have played too much D&D or Magic the Gathering.

It is rather sad actually...

I sort of feel sorry for this fellow though...

It's sort of like when Superman loses his super powers and gets hit and says, "Blood, my blood...." I bet that guy is still trying to figure out what happened to his ki...

Perhaps his Ki had the day off

You have to give him credit for actually going out and testing his powers ... though I wonder how it ever got that far? Did he initially know it wasn't real and then begin to believe his own make believe? I feel kind of sorry for him, it looks like he honestly believed what he did was real. Though at least he found out otherwise in a relatively harmless fashion, imagine if he'd tried that against someone on the street with a knife. Or worse, imagine if his students believed they had the same powers, and used it in a less forgiving environment.

I wonder how he explained to his students the loss of his Ki powers after he recovered. One of my dan grades attended a seminar where this very high grade was teaching his power of Ki Aikido, my student said that nothing happened so he just stood there, this upset the teacher who accused my student " You are not harmonising with me " and from that point ignored him for the rest of session.

Henry Ellis
http://www.aikidoellisvideo.magnify.net

Sunspots?

George Dillman claimed his powers could be neutralized by crossed toes or some tongue placement ... maybe the MMA fighter was doing something like that?

I dont feel sorry for him; I feel sorry for his students who paid to attend his class; what an A grade tosser.

I have a human stun gun facility in my utilty belt, and I have video evidence to prove it

This is forum member Mr Tadashi in March and I use my Stun gun on him a few times

I think hypnosis and ki work on people who are willing to be affected. I, for one, am not.

Wow, That's fantastic. I am going to train at his school. I want to become a Human Stun Gun also.

Train Hard, Stay Safe,
Good Luck

Who can name the famous UFC fighter in that video? (the first video)

Here's another experiment with ki knockouts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM_qg5d1YGI

This is no different than those charlatan false prophet for profit Christians that slay people in the spirit.

I wonder what the tounge / toe placement is to avoid the ippon?

Stephan Bonnar

I have seen similar things done by other groups, especially, those in Indonesia,etc. but how such actually works remains to be fully explained if not outright fakery.

Sorry for the repeat post but I just can't help myself.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xghVvuIh4VE

If you guys and gals want to really be able to stun anyone effectively: stop brushing your teeth, using mouth washes and eat lots of onion and garlic! Your breath will tend to stun most everone! You can also belch gas,which most of you tend to have a lot of and suffer from.

You could also not wash your gi until it's a nice pale yellow color. I knew a guy or two in college who could cause a tap out with a gently held kesa gatame using that technique (well, the ones who held on to their consciousness long enough to tap).