The Origins of Krav Maga

STRICTLY SECURITY | Israel’s Krav Maga has been adapted not just by the I.D.F., but by police and security forces worldwide. One of its first students discusses the origins of the martial art and rifts among the disciples. Our Glenn Field has the story.

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[@ryancahill4789]

0:57 it’s not lethal it’s just very very very good

[@amyc.9322]

It's not a martial art, it's self defense.

[@onepunchman4481]

3:55 savage😎

[@HambaAllah-nr2sx]

krav maga is more like silat but dosent have bunga

[@jasongnrfan7374]

It's not an art why do you keep calling it an art

[@yongjiean9980]

The art of self defence....the art of martial - to fight

[@Sithikus]

If you really want to test how well your Marshal system works... Go start a bar fight...
I have

[@lanzibangli1259]

Go to a ring first, then go to a bar where someone can pull out a weapon

[@nukmanhassan6114]

Looks like silat...even the motto sounds like silat

[@sdb2885]

Yaron Lichstenstein has the 9th Dan Blackbelt offered by Imi and ratified by his personal notory. He is Krav-Maga's apointed grand master.

[@jasonhooperkontaktkombatkr2720]

There's nothing art about it

[@conorfiggs234]

The fact that they say “there’s no time for a second punch” and then they do something like at 3:49 tells you exactly what you need to know about this bogus fighting system.

[@salgilead2801]

Does this land in bullshido? 😂