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Train Like You Fight, Fight Like You Train: The Story of One Student’s Real-Life Survival

In the unforgiving world of self-defense, the concept “train like you fight, fight like you train” isn’t just a motivational phrase—it’s a critical tactic for survival. When confronted with an imminent threat, our bodies act on primal instinct and ingrained muscle memory, not rational thought. The science behind this concept is indisputable: the more we…
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How Your Aggressive Mindset Will Impact Your Training, Recall, and Survivability in a Violent Encounter

Aggression has always been a cornerstone of Krav Maga. However, fully embracing this mindset often gets overlooked, especially when training focuses solely on mechanical movements. Students often get caught up in memorizing steps without understanding the underlying motivation. Whether you are an instructor or a student, it is crucial to constantly align your mental state…
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Maximizing Engagement During the Dog Days of Summer: Strategies for Krav Maga and Martial Arts Schools

As the summer heat rolls in, many Krav Maga and martial arts schools experience a slowdown in attendance and new enrollments. Vacations, outdoor activities, and the general summer lull contribute to this annual trend. However, with the right strategies, you can turn this seasonal challenge into an opportunity for growth and engagement. Here’s how: 1.…
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