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I know Nir personally and consider him a friend. Not familiar with the other school. Nir lives in Canada but its good curriculum so I’d say at least go try a class and see how you feel about the instructors.
Hope that helps
From their website:
Also what needs to be taken into consideration is the commercialisation of Krav Maga, the ‘McDojo’ franchise model, while this does not mean that good quality instructors should be denied making a living from teaching Krav Maga but does become questionable when people training within an organisation step outside it in order to train & qualify their own instructors and build their own organisation. Majority of the recognised Krav Maga organisations, or organisation-affiliated instructors have some degree of external moderation and quality control. However there is nothing to stop someone setting up as ‘Another KM’ and starting a franchise McDojo business wherein they train who they like, and charging whatever they like.
Do your research and find the training that suits you.
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Seems like good advice… since I couldn’t find anywhere that says where they actually came from lol.
Its a nice site, well written…
Anyone know “Master Clark” or “Andy Norman” ??
quote garddawg:Tabata is a protocol. Which when first studied required 20 seconds of all out effort on a stationary bike followed by 10 seconds of rest for 6 rounds. It resulted in better VO2. When picking exercises to perform, keep that in mind. The 20 second work sets should be all out.Whoa! Your alive!
WOW. well first of all I’m glad your health is improving. As far as your school is concerned, sadly your not the first person to suffer from “my egos so big I’m the only one who knows anything about anything” syndrome. “KenpoJitsu?” I think I just heard Mr Parker chuckle.
As far as the KMW curriculum its all in the Yellow book and then BBKM books.
You can also post any technique questions or PM me if you want.
Good luck with your training.
Sean
