History Channel’s Human Weapon: Krav Maga

[giant-killer]

Yes, and we have the new technique forum, where lots of interesting things are being discussed!

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[oneness]

I’ll try and drop in more often. Now that I am finally done writing the instructor’s manual, I got lots more free time. I’m also reactivating the forum on Bas’s site, so I will get over here when i’m on the computer.

As you know, I will be down at Sherman Oakes in November to teach the 2nd week. Hope everyone is ready.

I may also teach a Takedown/Wrestling clinic when I am down, so those of you in the MMA system, I expect you to help out if you are around!

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As you know, I will be down at Sherman Oakes in November to teach the 2nd week. Hope everyone is ready.
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This I know 🙂

[giant-killer]

Yeah, what’s up with Bas’ forum? That one’s been down for months.

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[orlisgal]

Re: History Channel’s Human Weapon: Krav Maga

Interestingly, my Krav instructor has always taught us that Krav Maga techniques do not stay the same; that they are ever-evolving. They also evolve based on a person’s ability or limitations. So there is never any one “absolute” correct way in which to deliver a technique. Guess this should really be in the techniques section, but I’m addressing those who are making technical comparisons on this thread.

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