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Re: Moving past level 1 question
Not to worry, you’ll see each of those quite frequently. As long as you keep practicing Krav you’ll keep practicing those basics.
Re: Welcome -cmon Introduce Yourself
Hey Dante! Welcome to the forum. You’re right about that Level 1 test yesterday, it was tough. I believe that if it were easy I wouldn’t appreciate it nearly as much, though. Wow, it is really impressive that you did that with only about a month of training! Good luck on the results and we’ll see you in Level 2!
Re: Why Krav?
I’ve wanted to take some sort of martial art class for quite a while. I’m finally in a position that I know I’ll be able to make classes on a relatively stable schedule and started to seriously research what to learn. At nearly 42 I’m not interested in tournaments or MMA lead-in training. I just wanted something that is brutally effective when I need it; as someone else on this board has already said, “more martial, less art.” After the research, I knew that Krav Maga is what I wanted to learn. I thouroughly enjoyed my first class and wasted no time in signing up. I have been learning for about 5 months and am as excited about classes now – maybe more so – as I was about the first one.
Re: Basic Strikes not fast enough the Krav way?
Awesome video! Thanks, it helped solidify my understanding of what I’m supposed to be doing.
Re: Welcome -cmon Introduce Yourself
Thanks mara. I’m hoping I can test in November or December; I just have to get my schedule to match the test schedule; I think I’m just about ready for it. As for Pete’s place you’re right, it rocks! I don’t have anything to compare it to, really, but I can tell you that I really appreciate the combination of humor and intensity I’ve seen from all of the instructors.
Re: Welcome -cmon Introduce Yourself
Hi all! I’m not quite sure where to start, but I’ll try to keep it semi-coherent…
I’ve only been learning Krav Maga for about 5 months now, but I am loving it and am very excited about every new thing I learn in class. I’ve been in the military for over 20 years and due to the transient nature of my job never got into any classes since it was never a sure thing I’d be around to attend more than a few at a time. I managed to stay in ok shape though lots of time in weight rooms. Now I’m in a more stable position and really enjoying taking classes here in San Antonio. I have a lot of cardio to work on – not to mention coordination and flexibility – but am really looking forward to testing into Level 2 at some point.
Glad I found this forum so I can keep learning in my spare time.
