Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces

Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces

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Salepage: Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces

Set of four DVDs teaching the combat techniques of the Kapap martial art, which is a kind of fighting practiced by the Israeli mobile police force. The DVD package is a copy of the Black Belt martial arts magazine’s original 4DVD (USA).

This series, which depicts one of the most adaptable self-defense methods being practiced right now, is sure to appeal to citizens, martial artists, law enforcement officers, and military people. These demonstrations guarantee applicability to any sort of training, including everything from original kapap combat ideas to position and movement concepts for real-life conflict applications. Additional subjects covered include pressure points, different defensive reactions, reality-based combat training workouts, basic knife drills, and grappling methods.

Principles and Conditioning, Volume One
Volume Two: Third-Party Protection and Holds
Weapons, Skills, and Defenses in Volume Three
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Applications, Volume 4

Language: English

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