Название: Krav Maga: Effective Techniques for Self-Defense
Автор: Carsten Draheim
Издательство: Meyer & Meyer Media
Год: 2019
Страниц: 247
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 16.9 MB

Krav Maga is a modern and proven self-defense system. Easy to learn because it is based on natural reflexes, it is extremely efficient to use against one or more attackers. There is only one goal: to survive violent conflicts as unscathed as possible. Developed by the Israeli army and formerly an insider tip in military training, this close combat system is booming worldwide. Krav Maga is not a traditional or competitive martial art but pure self-defense. It's all about survival. Its techniques are constantly developed and adapted to current threat situations.

Unlike in sports, real combat situations are not concerned with rules, points, and sportsmanlike fairness but rather solely with surviving a situation in which there are no rules. That is what makes Krav Maga so incredible, because there is no silver medal for the first loser in violent conflicts. Success is the only standard. This means defending yourself with anything at your disposal so that you can come out of the situation as unharmed as possible.

In his book Krav Maga: Effective Techniques for Self-Defense, his second on this self-defense method, Carsten Draheim methodically explains more than 100 Krav Maga techniques for self-defense—including more than 300 detailed photos—by using the principles that make this system so successful. It includes information on both well-founded basics as well as advanced techniques, depending on the distance to the attacker.
The effective techniques for self-defense in this book help to demonstrate what Krav Maga is all about, and it also includes exercise tips for more successful and safe execution and provides information to help the reader further develop the learned techniques, making this the official book on Krav Maga training.






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