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Re: Weapon techniques, variations
Thank you Don! While at it… do we train handling two weapons at once? For example having knife in one and stick/club in the other? This combo I find interesting myself while playing around… Seems kind of hard to defend against if you use the knife as jab-tool while closing distance and then following up with attacking with the club. Is this good thinking, or am I missing something?
Re: Weapon techniques, variations
Hahaha, guess everyone knows the krav secret then, no need for us to train nomore:woohoo:
Re: Old school vs present krav maga
Thank you for the info Kevin! Is there any place to see how the original curriculum looked? Is Boaz version it, or had he too added stuff?
A little OT: yes, I am aware the civilian evolved krav is “no less” than it was back in the days, rather the opposite which is great. But I sometimes wonder… when krav covers so much in present curriculums, it feels like it is easy to miss the fact that it is principle based. I have heared instructors say about tevhniques that you will understand why we do this or that like this when you get to G-levels to beginners. No wrong in that, but that kind of stretching of the learning curve creates a bit of doubt in the stuff one trains at the moment. Like it is always around the next corner you will get the really good stuff. Not sure if I have a point here, but perhaps others think the same?Re: Welcome -cmon Introduce Yourself
Hello everyone! New to krav maga training and this forum, but I have been reading here for a year or two. The site is what got me training. Absolutely love krav and when not training I read and study about it as much as I can. To the point of total nerdism. This forum is invaluable!
