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jlo mein 12-09-2008 05:12 AM

Krav Maga in the GVRD...experiences?
 
I did a search on RS and came up with a 2 year old thread here:

http://www.revscene.net/forums/showt...ight=krav+maga

I was wondering if since then any new places for Krav Maga have opened up besides kravmagabc? Also, does anyone have any personal experiences with this place?

I am looking into learning some self defense. I'm 23 years old, out of shape (5'8, 200 pounds), and have never done any martial arts ever. I've read about Krav Maga being a no nonsense self defense martial art that emphasizes quick learning and real life scenarios.

JeffK 12-11-2008 06:39 PM

my wife and I did a full year of Krav through those guys. mostly in 2007 into 2008.

I thought it was fantastic. And really feel better with my wife walking anywhere, etc...

It does however depend on what your after. You WILL get in much better shape as you do kick boxing style offensive moves... lots of punchs/elbows/knees

then you do alot of self defensive sorta stuff like breaking outta bear hugs and chokes, etc...

you do some ground work but not alot

one of the greatest things it teaches is aggression... once you KNOW someone is going to be attacking you, and you have NO choice but to fight, you've exhausted talking to the person, running isn't an option, etc... you literally shit kick the person.

you make sure the person is not getting back up to stab you in the back as your high tailing it outta there.

Theres no pussy footing around... groin kicks are taught, collarbone breaking hammer fists and lots of other very very painful things :)

we just got tired of going... twice a week for a year, i sorta grew bored and it was like a chore to keep going... so rather then paying big bucks and not going, we just finished up the contract and never renewed.

pankrationisfun 01-04-2009 08:03 AM

its not bad for first timers. good attitude, good instructors. i did find that the it didn't seem very structured from class to class. sometimes you would go over the same thing during the week. the verbal shouting and aggression is good for experience. however if you've done any real training (thai, boxing, etc) you would do some damage to most of the guys in the class


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