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Hello people, I am practicing Wing Chun at the moment but a friend convinced me to try Krav Maga. But since this self-defense is very expensive in Germany + I dont have much time to visit Wing Chun AND Krav Maga courses at the same time, I want to practice it online.
What do you think about http://38.de/2d6 ? Is it worth a try or not. Any experiences so far with online courses?Regards!
Re: Krav Maga Online Course
I do not have any experience with the product you listed. But if I was to train without a school / instructor, I would approach it this way:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/complete-krav-maga-darren-levine/1016938082?ean=9781569755730
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/black-belt-krav-maga-darren-levine/1110902442?ean=9781569756676
http://www.kravmagaalliance.com/media/video-demos/#level-1—combatives—strike-defenses—movement
Re: Krav Maga Online Course
quote bgnamsxb:Hello people, I am practicing Wing Chun at the moment but a friend convinced me to try Krav Maga. But since this self-defense is very expensive in Germany + I dont have much time to visit Wing Chun AND Krav Maga courses at the same time, I want to practice it online.
What do you think about http://38.de/2d6 ? Is it worth a try or not. Any experiences so far with online courses?Regards!
I’d get your hands on some good quality DVDs to give you a taste of Krav Maga (mastering Krav Maga by David Kahn or ultimate Krav Maga hosted by Duncan Pattle from kravshop.com). Kmww DVDs as well. After wing chun class, grab some mates and drill what you have picked up from said DVDs!
Or, leave wing chun altogether and invest on KM. I suspect if you effectively do the first option, then you will naturally progress or be keen to do this!
quote lennyKRAVitz:Re: Krav Maga Online CourseI’d get your hands on some good quality DVDs to give you a taste of Krav Maga (mastering Krav Maga by David Kahn or ultimate Krav Maga hosted by Duncan Pattle from kravshop.com). Kmww DVDs as well. After wing chun class, grab some mates and drill what you have picked up from said DVDs!
Or, leave wing chun altogether and invest on KM. I suspect if you effectively do the first option, then you will naturally progress or be keen to do this!
I personally have the Ultimate Krav Maga DVD’s that you mention from Kravshop.com and am starting to go through them. Based on your knowledge what level are these DVDs? Do they go all the way to black belt or are they just beginner moves? I’m not interested in getting belts right now, but I would like to learn as much as I can. I’m also considering Guy Dar from 972KravMaga.com as well. Thoughts?
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