What started off as a grey, wet Sunday morning in an empty carpark at Harris Academy Purley quickly became a hub of excitement and energy. 28 committed Kravers gathered under a sheltered area of the carpark, first by warming up and then working on their striking skills...
Did you know that recovery is one of the most overlooked parts of training? When we don’t have a strategic recovery plan, we increase our risk of injury, illness, fatigue, irritability and reduced performance – all resulting in not only being unable to train but affect...
Given the recent events in the UK and across Europe, it was only apt that KML addressed the subject of machete attacks. The reality of such a subject most would agree is not only difficult but also frightening.
Almost 50 students arrived at Latchmere Leisure Centre from...
With social media and TV adverts bombarding us with various charities and appeals, it is difficult to shake off donor-fatigue and see past this event as a mere charity fundraiser for yet another charity for yet another cause. But this was different. This was for an ex-...
On 21st August 2016, Krav Maga London hosted its first bus seminar quite appropriately titled “Rush Hour” on an actual London double decker bus. On a warm mid-summer’s morning, we worked on defences against punches, chokes, headlocks and close-distance knife threats wi...
Our three-day adrenalin filled TSC in Poland in co-operation with globally renowned ESA (European Security Academy) was a great success due to the fantastic bunch of dedicated participants. The course was slightly more advanced this time around as participants focused...
Nothing is scarier than an unpredictable attacker storming into wherever you are, armed with an AK-47, ready to shoot at anyone and everyone. Most of us when being attacked froze, unaware of what was going on. Only a few reacted and ran away. For that reason, Latchmere...
The term ‘masterclass’ gets thrown around so often that when I signed up for Zeev Cohen’s Carnage master class, I admittedly felt quite ambivalent not least because I’m told Zeev has a reputation of really pushing his students.
On 10.06.2015 I had the opportunity to train with Royce Gracie. For those of you who are unfamiliar, Royce is known as the master of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Some would even consider him to be the most influential figure in the history of MMA.
For the first time on 17.05.2015 we ran long barrel seminar. With 22 students who had shown up, we knew this was going to be a great event. Starting with repetition of hard front break falls to ensure that everyone was going to stay safe and injury free, we got straigh...
Did you know that recovery is one of the most overlooked parts of training? When we don’t have a strategic recovery plan, we increase our risk of inju...
