Krav Maga Experts Training & Self Defense Classes in New York City

Are You a Backseat Driver Student?

 Backseat Driving in Martial Arts Training: How it Can Prevent Growth In learning Krav Maga, the student-teacher relationship goes beyond instruction; it’s about shaping mindset, resilience, and the way one responds under pressure. But just as with any journey, this dynamic can become complicated when a student acts as a “backseat driver”—constantly questioning and seeking… Continue reading Are You a Backseat Driver Student?

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Acceptable Damage: Understanding the Cost of Conflict

How to Make Tough Decisions and Manage Risk in Self-Defense Scenarios In life, we encounter decisions with varying levels of risk and consequence. Whether it’s a physical confrontation, an emotional exchange, or a personal choice, we must assess the potential outcomes and determine the “acceptable” sacrifice to achieve our goals based on the specific situation.… Continue reading Acceptable Damage: Understanding the Cost of Conflict

Can Krav Maga Be a Spiritual Craft?

The Inseparable Dance of Practicality and Spiritual Mastery Can Krav Maga Be Spiritual? Finding Growth Beyond the Fight Krav Maga, unlike the traditional martial arts of Japan, which distinctly categorize the practical ‘Jutsu’ and the philosophical ‘Do’, does not formally separate these aspects. However, this doesn’t diminish its capacity for depth and personal growth. Initially,… Continue reading Can Krav Maga Be a Spiritual Craft?

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