David Kahn – Mastering Krav Maga Vol.2 Upper Body Defenses

David Kahn – Mastering Krav Maga Vol.2 Upper Body Defenses

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In Mastering Krav Maga (Vol. I), Israeli Krav Maga Association U.S. Chief Instructor David Kahn teaches essential techniques to defend against all manners of unarmed attack from the yellow, orange, and green belt levels of the Israeli krav maga curriculum (beginner to advanced). The DVDs are companions to David’s two books (St. Martins Press), Krav Maga and Advanced Krav Maga.
Many of these latest-evolution techniques have not seen outside of Israel; the most up-to-date, authoritative and comprehensive unarmed krav maga instruction available.
DVD 2 – Upper Body Defenses

David Kahn received his advanced blackbelt teaching certifications from Grandmaster Haim Gidon, 10th dan. David trains the public, celebrities and federal, state and municipal law enforcement agencies along with the U.S. and British militaries in the Israeli method.
David was featured by Special Operations Report, Military.com, Armed Forces Network, USMC Combat Camera, Men’s Fitness, Men’s GQ, Esquire, Men’s Vogue, New Yorker, Self, Traveler, N.Y. Post, L.A. Times, ACE Fitness and USA Today. David authored the books: Krav Maga (St. Martins 2004), Advanced Krav Maga (St. Martins 2008) and Krav Maga Weapon Defenses (YMAA 2012).
The U.S. military granted permission to include select training clips.

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