Prepare to Defend Yourself in Any Situation

As safe as we can make it for our students, yes. In over 30 years of teaching, we’ve never had a serious accident in class. Of course, we’re learning to deal with non-consensual violence and unarmed combat so there will occasionally be bumps and bruise along the way. We like to call them “Krav kisses.”

FYI the most dangerous sports in the world per statistics are horseback riding, cheerleading, and gymnastics. Also included in that list are things like bull riding, boxing, football, motocross, rugby, and wrestling. Krav Maga doesn’t make it in the top fifty.

Yes. Krav Maga teaches you to use your body and its capabilities to ward off attacks and stay cool in tense situations. You’ll feel prepared to handle anything that comes your way.

Absolutely! Krav Maga is designed to help people who might be smaller than their attackers to defend themselves, so it’s an ideal self-defense method for women to learn.

Absolutely. Krav Maga is a high-intensity workout that pushes students to their physical limits. You’ll learn just how strong and powerful your body can be.

Yes. Our classes are for those fifteen and over. We don’t teach kids due to the nature of the material and because we’re serious about self-defense and not really interested in running a daycare center. There’s no upper age limit, and we have several students north of 60. If you are over 40 it’s a great idea to get your doctor’s okay.

That depends very much on the individual. Some people pick things up quickly usually due to playing a lot of sports when younger and being coordinated. Other people take a little longer. It doesn’t really matter as long as you’re progressing. We want you to walk out of every class a little bit more knowledgeable about the subject of self-defense and a little bit more dangerous. As long as you’re doing that, we’re happy.

Yes, you don’t need experience to take Krav Maga classes. There are levels of Krav Maga just as there are in any martial arts discipline, so you’ll start at the bottom and work your way up.

Yes. In fact, the reason that Krav Maga was developed in the first place is that its first practitioner, a young Czechoslovakian man, recognized the need for a self-defense method that went beyond sparring in a gym to incorporate street fighting and practical self-defense. Krav Maga teaches students how to use their bodies effectively to defend themselves.

Your joining fee includes the official Warriors Krav Maga t-shirt which you wear to every class. Other than that you wear whatever is comfortable to wear. Trainers for your feet, shorts or sweat pants for the rest. Occasionally clothes get torn so cheaper stuff is better.