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Re: Alpha Krav Maga is better than KMWW???

I get the whole emotional (aka passionate) side of instructors. I also have learned to be very leery of anyone who bashes other people out of nowhere. He (Sam Sade) touted about his MMA stuff etc, and how he trained under Bas, but the only thing I found on his MMA record was when he got knocked out after one minute while looking like a fish out of water when on the ground. Not trying to be a jerk btw. Also, the ground stuff he showed was straight up jiu jitsu (and/or Bas’ ground stuff) which I think is great for the ring but to be honest I don’t think I would teach jiu jitsu (or pancreas) to counter ground fighters on the street. Krav Maga (from what I’ve seen and researched) has every bit of an opportunity to be counter intuitive by maybe adapting to the principles but adding eye gouging, percussive striking, etc so it didn’t merely try to compete with a ground fighter with the same ground fighting methodology jiu jitsu players and wrestlers (etc) are already used to fighting with.

Anyway…I looked at a World Wide location again. Far more structured, far better in teaching ability, and without of the political BS. I even asked them what they thought of all of the other methods (IKMF, KMG, Alpha KM, Rhon Mizarachi) and their response was “EVERY form of Krav Maga and Instructor from KM have something different to offer, but every student should be concerned with who they are training under. Especially if they have to bash others to lift themselves up. You can figure out who ‘those’ Instructors are on your own”.

They actually spoke VERY highly of the guy who runs KM United. THAT dude looks freakin amazing on his speed and aggression AND technique. I wish I was in Cali more, but I’ll definitely be visiting his place while in Cali along with the World wide location.

If you guys have any other suggestions, I’d appreciate them. Thanks for your time guys.

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