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Re: urban krav maga???
First I heard of it. The skills they teach maybe good but are they pulling a CKM? DUNNO.
They have many schools for this in the UK but only 2 in the US and I believe 1 in Canada.
I bet some of the vets here in KM can give you some more info on this.
quote :His beliefs are to keep his students up to date with the proper techniques which are easy to learn using the bodies gross motor movements. He has been fortunate to have trained with some of the best KM Instructors Worldwide, not limited to, but including his good friend, Mr. Stewart McGill (Chief Instructor Urban Krav Maga). He instills in his students a simple thought: Be Aware, Train hard, Stay Safe, Survive!Stewart McGill ——>Stewart McGill, Senior Instructor with the British Combat Association and Urban Krav Maga. Previously a 3rd Dan in Goju Ryu karate and civilian/Law Enforcement instructor with 2 separate Krav Maga organisations.
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Re: Noooooooooooooob!
GL with your training!
I just started KM a few weeks ago and I love it! It kicks my a$$ everytime but well worth it. I have dropped 8 pounds since I started and plan on buying the Bas Rutten workout CD for home use when I can’t make it to training.
If you have any questions please post them here in the forums, I have found the folks here are real open and offer a ton of information.
Semper Fi,
Re: Belts and Levels?
I found this…
Practitioner 1 & 2 equals Yellow belt.
Practitioner 3 & 4 equals Orange belt..
Practitioner 5 & Graduate 1 equals Green belt.
Graduate 2 & 3 equals Blue belt.
Graduate 4 & 5 Brown belt
Expert 1 equals Black belt 1 dan
Expert 2 equals Black belt 2 dan
Expert 3 equals Black belt 3 dan
Expert 4 equals Black belt 4 dan
Expert 5 equals Black belt 5 dan
Master 1 – Darren Levine, USA
Master 2
Master 3 – Only Eyal Yanilov, Israel
But are belt and level tests diffrent?Re: First Krav Class Tonight!
Thanks again for the comments..:):
I had my 2nd class last night and went much better..but it may have seemed easier because this time we had 10 in class vs. the first day with only 2. :chair:
Re: First Krav Class Tonight!
Hey spartankrav,
I train in Livonia at the Dragon Academy.
Where you at?
Re: First Krav Class Tonight!
Understood Rifle and it makes complete sense as to what you are saying.
dunc thanks for the advice!
I guess I’m just not used to that kind of training and I must say VERY dissapointed in myself to get so far out of shape and now must FIGHT to get back to where I once was!
:beer:
Re: First Krav Class Tonight!
I felt 45mins out of the 60mins I was there was cardio. WHY?
If I wanted mostly cardio I would join a gym and take classes for that. I joined to learn self-defense.
I know it’s my first class so not really complaining more wondering if it’s like this at every class?
Re: New to Krav Maga
I start my first Krav class tonight at the Dragon Academy here in Livonia Michigan.
Wish me luck! :box:
Re: Footwear
Transmission
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