Frank J. Wolf, Krav Maga Instructor in Bangalore

VIcky Kapoor, the Chief Instructor and Regional Director of Krav Maga in India is visiting in last week of April 2008 for the P1 exams of the Krav Maga practitioners in Bangalore. Fees for exams is Rs 750 per head.

He will also conduct a special workshop on Knife Defense. Fees for workshop is Rs 950 per head.

Know more about Vicky Kapoor at http://www.vickykapoor.com

Krav Maga India official Main website http://www.kravmagaindia.in

25 - 31 July 2008, Delhi, India | 8-10 hours everyday Add Krav-Maga Self Defense program to your martial arts personal skill set or to your schedule in your studio or club, or develop your own Krav-Maga training facility, we can certify and license your business as an Official International Krav-Maga Federation India’s Training Center. Fees Rs 23,000 per part.

Click here to contact Vicky Kapoor, Krav Maga India.

The Israeli Defence Forces have a gift for the world. SANJEEV BERY takes a closer look at the spread of Krav Maga martial arts in India

ISRAEL’S ARMS sales may capture the headlines, but they aren’t the nation’s only export to India. In south Delhi’s upscale Saket neighbourhood, a small but growing number of residents are learning krav maga, the hand-to-hand combat system of the Israeli Defence Forces.

A big man with a gruff demeanor, Vicky Kapoor is the one responsible for bringing krav maga to India. He describes the martial art in clipped phrases: “Combat fighting — a system which is quick — easily retained.” Kapoor himself came to krav maga after decades of experience in karate, judo, and other martial arts. “What I saw was that krav maga is the most practical self-defence system,” he says.

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Starting from 28th March 2008, Cisco System, Bangalore has taken the initiative to start Krav Maga Self Defense training in its premises. Mr. Ashish Puri, one of the members of Gym Committee took the initiative to introduce it inside Cisco Systems.

I have added some photos from our first class. The classes timings are every Friday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

On a Saturday evening, some of the Krav Maga practitioners wanted to go out to Hint, a night club in Bangalore. This is the Photo gallery of the practitioners Deepak Damodarr, Abinanth Potri, Mohammed Zarar, Major Vijay, Raghuveer Prasad, Ajit Nambiar, Ashish Puri along with Frank the Instructor & in-charge of Krav Maga Self Defense training in Bangalore.

Three and half hour of Self Defense games, Survival Stress exercises and interactive exchange of important information about basic Self Defense in a friendly group workshop with a Frank, a Krav Maga Instructor. This workshop will cover major subjects like

• Introduction to Krav Maga in India.
• Common sense to avoid a threat.
• Verbal Self Defense.
• Survival Stress Management & Self Defense Strategy.
• Internet Safety, World Wired Women
• Tactical Self Defense (one or multiple attackers).
• Post crime reporting & therapy.
• Special sessions like inside a car in a restrictive clothes like saree.
• Demo of Mock situations based on personal experiences & feedback.
• General Questions and Answers & Feedback.

Call Frank at +91.9886769281 or send him a email through the Feedback Form.
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Krav Maga Practitioner : Venkatesh Rammohan

Having led a fairly active life in my early years with hours of cricket, running, table tennis, football, volleyball, hockey and motor sports- my physical activity levels had come down over the years and was limited to irregular visits to the gym, occasional treks and inter-corporate cricket matches.

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Hi all the practitioners of Krav Maga. I have made few download of some of the pictures, please download them or open them in your browser and right click your mouse to install them as download.

Krav Maga Practitioner : Anoop Ramakrishnan

Learning KM has been one of the major decisions that I have taken in life and I can safely say that, it has been the best decision of all.

One may ask, is a military based martial art relevant to a common man?? The answer is a big YES. How?? I shall tell you that. With a lot of untoward incidents happening all around us, the issue of safety has become paramount. Everyday we come across a few incidents that have resulted in loss to property or even worse, loss to life. A lot of those could have been avoided/minimized, with the knowledge of self-defense. That is where KM comes in handy, in real scenarios (more than any other martial art). [Read more →]

Krav Maga Practitioner : Gillan Divecha

Remember the 1986 film Karate Kid II, where Mr. Miyagi reads the rules of Karate to his student, Daniel LaRusso ?

• Rule Number One: “Karate for defense only.”
• Rule Number Two: “First learn Rule Number One.”

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