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Learn the basic Krav Maga self-defense and combative techniques to protect yourself from an aggressor in this series of free videos.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn to use Krav Maga to block someone from reaching behind your neck from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to perform the technique called, choke from behind with a push, in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn the technique called, choke with push, in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn the technique called, choke from the side, in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to do the seven elbow strikes in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn the proper Krav Maga posture for the fighting stance from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to use the front kick in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to perform the technique called headlock from the side in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to perform the technique called, inside the fence, in Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to pivot and kick using Krav Maga technique from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to perform knee strikes using Krav Maga from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to do the Krav Maga one-hand plug for self-defense from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to use Krav Maga to use your hands to block someone from choking you from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn how to throw straight punches using Krav Maga technique from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Learn combative Krav Maga techniques for self defense from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Krav Maga is a self-defense method used in hand-to-hand combat that was developed in Israel. The version that is taught to civilians is often a simplified version of the art that is used by the Israeli Security Forces and law enforcement officers. Because there are certain techniques that are deadly, there are legal constraints on teaching the civilians certain moves. “Krav Maga” generally means “close combat” in Hebrew and was developed in the 1930s by Imi Lichtenfeld. It was first used to protect the Jewish community from Nazi militias and is taught today as a self defense method.
In this series of videos, learn the basic self defense moves associated with Krav Maga. Watch as our expert demonstrates the basic knee strikes and the seven elbow strikes used to defend yourself against an attacker. Krav Maga is a face-to-face combat method and therefore, all the strikes, kicks and blocks are administered very close together. There are significant choke methods and front kicks that are basic moves in Krav Maga. Learn how to put your opponent in a headlock from the side and administer straight punches. Watch as our expert demonstrates self defense moves in the neck area of your attacker. See clips on moves such as “inside the fence” and the “one hand plug.” Begin your Krav Maga training with the basic fighting stance and challenge yourself with other moves.
Darren Buckner Darren Buckner is a 4th Degree Black Belt. He is the owner of Darren Buckner's Martial Arts in Miami Beach, FL., where he teaches Krav Maga and Tae Kwon Do. He has trained under Master Andy Silva (7th Degree Black Belt). Krav Maga is the official hand-to-hand combat system of the Israeli Defense Forces, based on simple principles and instinctive movements. It's a reality based system designed to teach real self defense in the shortest possible time. You may reach Darren Buckner at <a href="http://www.mbucknersmartialarts.eversites.com<BR />">www.mbucknersmartialarts.eversites.com<BR /></a>dkdk
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