Headlock Defense on the Ground with Krav Maga Worldwide® Lead Instructor A.J. Draven
What You’re Missing in Fight Class
To say that attendance for Fight Class has waned is an understatement. For the past few classes, without a quorum to fight, those with the dedication to stay have chosen the training topics. Last week we did defenses against knife slashes. This past Wednesday, we were training stick defenses when the often-asked question inevitably arose…
Shelby: But what if it’s a sword?
Susanna: I have a sword in my trunk.
Patrick: LET’S DO IT.
Brendan: [paraphrasing] You guys are nuts.
At least for the summer, or so long as attendance is so sparse (but still enough to support even having a class [nudge nudge]), “Fight Class” will be an open format hour where we’ll focus on technical training of… whatever you want. If that happens to be fighting, great. If not, that’s OK too. Because we will most likely be sparring or working with weapons, the class will still be open to Krav Maga Advanced students only.
Fight Class was added to the schedule because so many students were asking for it. This is kinda the last-ditch effort to keep it alive…
Krav Maga Scenarios 06.28.14
This week’s scenario will be…
The Final-Class-of-the-Season,
Big-Bad-Mamma-Jamma
Scenarios Obstacle Course*
We’re going to combine many of the scenarios we’ve explored over the last six months into one overarching narrative.
Saturday, 6/28, 8:30AM
This is the last Scenarios class of the summer! Saturday morning classes will resume after Labor Day. Thanks to everyone who braved the early mornings (especially over the winter) for another great season of Scenarios. Have a great break!
*Actual scenarios to be conducted at lower elevations than depicted.
Photo credit: The U.S. Army, on Flickr
Building Aggressiveness with Krav Maga Worldwide® Lead Instructor A.J. Draven
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