קרב מגע
Krav Maga: A Complete Self-Defense System
"Defend yourself, no matter the situation."
What is Krav Maga?
Krav Maga Self-Defense
No, Krav Maga is not martial art. It is the only technique recognized worldwide as the art of self-defense.
The starting point is defense, there are no rules or competitions, it is not a sports modality, it does not use choreographic movements, not even beautiful.
The word “Krav” in Hebrew means combat, fight. “Maga” means contact. Krav Maga is very practical. It’s all about striking weak spots of the body: eye gouging, punching the nose, going for the chin, the throat, kicking the groin, all these weak spots. The objective is to neutralize the threat as quickly and efficiently as possible.
The relationship between Krav Maga and the elite units of the Israeli army is strong, as Krav Maga was originally developed by Imi Lichtenfeld, a former member of the Israeli military. It is widely used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and is taught to soldiers in various units, including special forces and counter-terrorism units. Many of the techniques and principles of Krav Maga have been adapted for use in military and law enforcement training, making it a highly effective and practical form of self-defense.
That's the goal.
That's what Krav Maga is.
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Krav Maga is a self-defense system that originated in Israel and is known for its focus on real-world situations and practical techniques. It was developed by Imi Lichtenfeld, a Hungarian-Israeli martial artist, and was initially developed and used by the Israeli military for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Yes, Krav Maga is suitable for beginners as it is designed to be easy to learn and effective in real-world situations. Classes are often structured to accommodate students of all levels. You are like a whiteboard and you will learn quickly.
The time it takes to become proficient in Krav Maga can vary depending on individual dedication and practice. What we can guarantee is that in each lesson you will learn something more.
While Krav Maga is primarily focused on self-defense, so most of the teaching is dedicated to mental attitude.
Of course. From the age of 16, registrations are open to everyone, men and women, civilians and private security professionals and Law Enforcement. Dedicated paths for each sector.
Absolutely yes. We have accessible lessons in Italian Sign Language - ISL.
Absolutely not. True self-defense must be accessible to all. You won’t have to feel in competition with the class, but with yourself; it will be the stimulus to improve.
Krav Maga can be suitable for children as long as they are taught in a safe and age-appropriate manner. We have a safety education path dedicated to children from 6 to 16 years old where problems and difficulties present in outdoor, family and school environments are discussed, and topics such as safety and security, bullying and cyberbullying.
Krav Maga differs from other martial arts in that it is focused on practical self-defense techniques rather than traditional forms or rituals, but incorporates elements of various martial arts, including Boxing, Judo, Aikido, Jujitsu and Karate. It is designed to be simple, direct, and effective in real-life situations where the goal is to neutralize one or more attackers as quickly as possible, armed and unarmed aggressors, and various types of weapons.
Professional personal defense does not require any equipment but only a paragenital protection; all equipment is provided by the instructor.
In order for the techniques to be optimally trained, the trainings must be very realistic. But there are ways to prevent that from happening.
Absolutely yes. You have the opportunity to try a free lesson and see if it can be interesting.