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In this free video clip series, watch demonstrations and learn techniques for the self defense martial art known as Krav Maga. Punches, strikes, kicks and carjacking defense moves are included and demonstrated by our expert.
There are 15 videos in this series:
In this free video clip learn the basic principles of Krav Maga, self-defense martial art, and get expert tips on beginning a training regimine.
In this free video clip learn how to do straight punches with fist and palm according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense with martial arts.
In this free video clip learn how to hammer strike according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly inflict groin kicks according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly inflict vertical front kicks, both offensive and defensive, according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly inflict round kicks according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly inflict elbow strikes according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly inflict groin kicks according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly utilize choking and bearhug techniques according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly use and defend against edge weapons according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly use the forward stab defense move according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly defend against and administer frontal gun attacks according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip learn how to properly perform the nike defense according to Krav Maga teachings for self defense training.
In this free video clip, learn how to approach and handle a hostage situation using Krav Maga techniques and disciplines for self-defense.
In this free video clip, learn how to defend yourself in a carjacking situation using Krav Maga techniques and disciplines for self-defense.
Krav Maga is an Israeli-developed method of self defense and hand-to-hand combat utilized by Israeli security forces originally, though presently it is used in military regimes and police forces globally. Krav Maga is also taught as a martial arts class, though it is generally simplified in comparison to the authentic military version, which features killing techniques and methods most civilians would not need. Krav Maga has gained popularity as a martial arts class in the United States recently, due to its emphasis on self-defense and opponent anticipation.
In this free video clip series, you will watch as an expert introduces you to the art of Krav Maga, and demonstrates basic, essential moves and techniques which can be helpful for anyone looking to improve their self-defense skills. Proper and effective methods for disarming combatants, inflicting powerful groin kicks, punching and striking moves as well as carjacking defense and hostage scenario moves are included.
Steve Jimenez Steve Jimenez is the lead instructor of the South Austin location for Krav Maga International. He holds three black belts in three martial arts disciplines -- American Kickboxing – Muay Thai, American Kickboxing and Tai Kwon Do. Steve is also the reigning IFC heavyweight champion of the MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). He offers his practical approach to self-defense and hand to hand combat in both group and private instruction clincs that include law enforcement, military and civilian personnel.dkdk
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