Krav Maga

The theory behind the moves in the fighting technique: Krav Maga.

A great biography of the master and father of Krav Maga.

A summary of the how the Israeli defense forces use Krav Maga.

A brief summary of the Krav Maga association.

A brief history of the fighting style Krav Maga.

A biography of the Krav maga master Haim Gidon.

Effective applications for the use of Krav Maga.

A summary of the great Kobi Lichtenstein and his influence on Krav Maga.

A brief Biography of The Krav Maga master Darren Levine.

A biography about a Eyal Yanilov and is massive infulence on the fighting technique: Krav maga.

These three are the most basic pieces of Krav Maga gear you'll need if you plan to go anywhere in this self-defense system.

No matter your experience level, Krav Maga requires strong willpower in order to keep improving. Get in the zone, use a smart training mentality, and don't forget to tap into your full potential.

One of the things Krav Maga prides itself on is its effectiveness against armed assailants.

These drills are some of the most fundamental Krav Maga drills out there, but are important nonetheless. Without a solid 360-defense, you won't develop reliable blocks off which to build effective counter-attacks.

Krav Maga began as a self-defense system for Jews to fight off Nazi invaders with during World War II. Since then, it has expanded through its combat-effectiveness to be the number one fighting system for several of the world's elite military branches.

Krav Maga is the official hand-to-hand combat system of the Israeli Defense Forces. It is a face-to-face combat method and therefore, all the strikes, kicks and blocks are administered very close together.

The Israeli fighting and self-defense technique known as Krav Maga is now taught in Minnesota, where I recently had the opportunity to observe a demonstration at a Minneapolis training center.

A 200 word intro to this Isreali Fighting System.