WHY KRAV MAGA
Krav Maga fuses knockout boxing, kickboxing kicks, Judo throws, wrestling clinches, BJJ escapes, joint locks, and weapon-retention skills into one streamlined survival system.
Krav Maga's story begins in 1930s Bratislava, where Jewish boxer–wrestler Imi Lichtenfeld protected his community from street gangs and saw ornate dojo styles collapse under real violence. After emigrating to British-Mandate Palestine, Lichtenfeld refined those battle-tested moves for the Haganah and, later, the Israel Defense Forces — stripping away ritual, adding rifle and knife defenses, and coining the name “Krav Maga” (“contact combat”). The method spread to elite military and police units worldwide before reaching civilian gyms in the 1980s.
Today, the same principles — instinctive strikes, choke breaks, weapon counters, and adrenal-stress drills — equip soldiers, parents, commuters, and teens alike. Gross-motor power lets you learn fast, building awareness, resilience, and confidence that travels from parking lot to boardroom. Train Krav Maga and turn practice into real-world security.
