Introduction to Krav Maga - White Belt Class #1 (Stance & Palm Strike)

Follow along with Adelaide as she takes her first Krav Maga private lesson. In this "White Belt" series, you will can learn along with her, from black belt Michael South.
In this first class, you will get introduced to the basic principles of krav maga, including your stance, and proper movement.
0:15 - Introduction
1:00 - Stance & Movement
6:15 - Palm Strike
12:38 - Palm Strike Drill
17:03 - Using Hand Targets
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[@sebasdavis8081]

"Distanced Learning Program" this man was ahead of the times

[@ripvanwinkle1819]

No hes just a tool quite literally

[@officialnarcissco4533]

@@ripvanwinkle1819 How do you mean?

[@narstietokez3713]

“Ay bruh stay back I don’t wanna touch you, you might have the rona”

[@officialnarcissco4533]

@@narstietokez3713 I hope your being satirical

[@narstietokez3713]

@@officialnarcissco4533 going to ignore you :)

[@xxxxxxxxxx9188]

I trained in Krav in Las Vegas with the famous Donavin Britt, we were taught to avoid fighting at all cost, if you can’t do that, then end the fight as quickly as possible. A lot of guys studying different disciplines don’t consider Krav a martial art and I would agree, there’s nothing “artistic” about it, it’s brutally effective.

[@Crippleddog]

oh so this is what saitama trains

[@wanderwaffles3113]

@@Crippleddog hahaha

[@ratboyninja]

If you can run, run.

[@Tc-ev9dd]

I consider it a martial art! But you are right it’s brutally effective I’ve only had to use it twice. I was scared but my adrenaline and this came 2nd nature and with out surprise I succeeded.

[@bobykim5311]

That is why i first started to learn how to run fast and long :)

[@toppyos]

If you want to provoke them do that stance but with both middle fingers up

[@dreadlox9669]

Lol

[@topcommentor661]

Lmao YES

[@sabraunstein]

Lmfao

[@rabidrabbits4720]

That’s how I walk around

[@keeranimal8]

That's my default stance in life...

[@delfin1971]

She's a quick learner and certainly got a natural talent for this discipline. Overall, good video. Thanks for posting.

[@funnybu77er78]

Shes an instructor you dolt

[@shhs1227]

@@funnybu77er78 No. She actually isn't. Learn to read the description you dolt.

[@aritrakashyap3404]

Goddamn dolt

[@fitdayalways8476]

She is not an instructor for sure.

[@viktorvondoom9119]

First *private* lesson does not mean she has never taken any lessons before nor does it exclude that she *can be* an instructor

[@stevencsawyerss]

I like the concept of striking with the palm of the hand, instead of making a fist.

[@jasonleon1976]

Coming from a boxing background, I was sceptical about this technique. However, logically it makes sense. You can hit a wall harder with your palm than your fist (with no broken knuckles), Less chance of deflection, will catch your attacker off guard and (in my opinion) more accurate. I like to mix up conventional striking with palm striking depending on the situation. Non the less, a very good skill to have in your defence armoury.

[@primordial.sounds]

We still use fists in Krav, just on softer target areas.

[@saharali7328]

@@jasonleon1976 It took me one hour to make sense of those smart words 😂

[@titoortiz5953]

the techniques used (popularized?) by Bas Ruten. 'popularized' as he proved it to be very effective in the ring.

[@rfross771]

Palm strike also lines up the bones of the forearm, requires less conscious effort to keep from injuring your wrist. Done boxing and martial arts and it makes good sense to palm strike. Especially on the street with no gloves or mouth pieces, a "fight bite" is a HUGE injury. Teeth especially if they break are fekkin sharp and loaded with bacteria. Saw an investigation show where the killer was caught because he had a fight bite from his victim and nearly lost his hand....justice served by bacteria

[@andrewcantor-wagner2056]

This guy is a great teacher. Excellent explinations and attention to detail. Wish he was my instructor

[@notapopsong9899]

He's got unagi

[@betabuxxstepdadtoasinglemo1925]

He's a great actor too

[@BuySTL]

Fantastic explanations. Really appreciate the way you break down the moves with simple, clear instructions. You're a great instructor.. Didn't think to protect my jaw when striking so thank you. I just singed up at a local gym in town but I like the additional teaching/learning so going to be signing up for your university. The private lessons are 100$ an hour and this is much more affordable and convenient.

[@Ishan_Singla]

This is affordable , its free dude what are you on

[@bazingaburg8264]

@@Ishan_Singla This, here, free and affordable. That, there, 100$/ hour. No drugs needed, reading will do just fine.

[@Ishan_Singla]

@@bazingaburg8264 how is it affordable if its free

[@bazingaburg8264]

@@Ishan_Singla I meant that fitting in a video whenever might mesh better with irregular schedules, in a "money isn't the only currency" sort of way. Second language, so I'm not entirely sure whether i'm just failing to communicate or making a distinction without a difference.

[@Bolledyte6]

So how you holding up Ryan? Did you stick it out?

[@larrysalinas4507]

Just started taking Krav Maga training and these videos supplement what I learn. I watch them before and after each session to get more perspective. Great videos.

[@m3cha131]

is krav maga better to stop an opponent or actually fight one?

[@sail4life]

@@m3cha131 Stop an opponent, that's why it's called a self-defense style, not a martial art. There is no below the belt in Krav, ears, eyes, groin, breaking fingers, everything is allowed. If you want to fight, do MMA.

[@larrysalinas4507]

Krav Maga is self defense. It’s not meant to be offensive but rather defensive. You can cross train with MMA or other martial arts then you can be more offensive but Krav Maga is anything goes, low shots, grappling, combatives, etc. Techniques are meant to be quick and simple to more complex and dangerous. Not about points but doing what you have to do to get home.

[@Jedijoey66]

I have been studying Krav Maga For almost 3 months now this so awesomeThese videos definitely help me practice at home

[@juniper10]

What other resources are you using to practice? I'm also planning to train at home since no one teaches this in my city

[@Jedijoey66]

@@juniper10 I recommend getting a heavy bag It helps a lot with combinations.

[@juniper10]

@@Jedijoey66 thanks. I was planning to buy a boxing kit to begin with.

[@leafyfeathers]

I used to take Krav Maga classes in Middle school so now I’m getting back into it

[@chakenbacon]

Good, stay sharp. I trained for four years. But haven’t practiced since 2018. I still remember the basics, strikes and kicks. But I feel quite rusty. And I honestly don’t feel as confident as I use to. So don’t lose that momentum.

[@Bendivad_number1_fan]

I'm 11 and I have my first class tomorrow I'm super exited Update:I never realized how many replies I got to this comment I made this when I was 11 and didnt even know anyone saw it I'm 13 now and havent done it in a year due to covid because of covid we couldnt do it and they were still charging my dad and its expensive especially to not even get anything out of it. I currently do soccer and am in a program in young marines and soon to be in civil air patrol. Thank u for all the support in my replies tho if I saw all those when I was 11 I probably would have put even more effort into it. I might start doing some sort of martial arts again if I do I'll go back to doing krav or maybe takewondo Update once again: I'm no longer in Young Marines but I'm in CAP. And I'm might be joining taekwondo cuz like 3 of my friends in cap also do taekwondo (one just got his blackbelt) so I might be in that soon

[@rfross771]

Go get em lily

[@twenity8852]

@Perro Sucio smh

[@rockayluna3334]

Lily394 it’s good to start early, to mess up an abusive bf in high school

[@TheFunkhouser]

11!? Here min age 16 years old

[@garretthollabaughmusic7304]

im 11 and im a Green Belt in karate

[@naveddurrni3175]

Finally someone on KZbin who knows what they're talking about!!

[@archiemeyers4509]

She is doing good. Just needs to remember to protect her jaw and not leave it so open. Really enjoyed this video. First time I ran across them.

[@JoseLopez-k4c]

It's been almost 9 years since i learn krav maga im 22 years old and im forgetting and im happy to learn again

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

Great! Our complete Krav program is available at: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/

[@T_days_]

I am trying to learn kraw maga at home cause I have my exam next year so can't go somewhere else and I think this video is really good.Also I think these punching techniques are really same to the boxing techniques. Thank you ❤️

[@quasar4601]

Krav is an excellent starter system . It’s excellent for older folks and it works . It’s kind of like a modern karate

[@inanocs6492]

Yeah but it's kind of close range combat while in karate it's long range combat....i guess because of the kicks and stuff

[@davidgalton8847]

Then you have no clue about real Krav Maga my friend, as what you see here, doesn’t even come close. And as a starter system to what? Please don’t say MMA because real Krav is for the battlefield, or in life or death situations…..it isn’t for the ring. And you say for women or older people? You seriously don’t know what you’re talking about do you lol. Do some research on real Krav Maga as devised for the IDF Israeli Defence Force’s special forces. And you say for old people……🤦🏻‍♂️😂. Real Krav, we don’t use gloves or matts, or fake weapons and we don’t touch spar. People get hurt whilst studying krav. Whatever this guy is teaching, is not what I’ve spent 20 years of my life, 1/2 of that in the military, teaching to soldiers, prison officers and police. Do some real research my friend, it’s sounds as if you’d find it fascinating

[@davidgalton8847]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYm4c5KGgtZ6qq8si=_UG97EieaB-2Fz7t This is real Krav

[@linsaftw]

It's crazy to see basics of Krav Maga are what I without having knowledge of this had incorporated because of experience. This demonstrates the effectiveness of this MA.

[@rozoulitheofan4142]

I'm doing krav maga and my sensei told me that I should do practice in my home so this video is the best for me well done!¡!¡!¡

[@michaellautermilch9185]

Wow you are a great teacher. This is all easy to follow and remember, and very concise.

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

Glad you think so! Check out our complete Krav Maga program at: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/ :)

[@joalfonsiuswolfenstein8386]

Already do 100 sets of stance each right and left. Hope i can do it every morning.

[@m.k.spaulding5117]

This is awesome. I would love to see a lot more videos of Krav Maga for each belt from Yellow to Black belt. Plus self-defense, weapons, etc. I did see some videos for Orange belt which is cool.

[@wings4994]

@@NutriGlowK krav maga is the most lethal style for 1v1s

[@nickmason4651]

I also used to hold my stance duck footed like jeet kune do, but I like the stance. It reminds me the book of five rings, "make your combat stance, your every day stance." So if you are walking, you are in krav maga stance.

[@codereddefense]

Great video and performance by both of you!

[@maxkol4380]

You're a good instructor.

[@elliemakes3827]

I’m in a Krav Maga class and I’m testing into level 2 tomorrow!!!

[@lamev0ke]

How much does it cost to take lessons

[@fernando18455]

@@lamev0ke I just started today - 175 per month , all the classes you want - there's like 2 classes a day - 5 days a week

[@lamev0ke]

@@fernando18455 Ok Thank You

[@aarya7746]

In India it's just 100 rupees per month for krav maga and classes are regular even on Sunday.

[@elliemakes3827]

@@lamev0ke I take it over in Florida. If your interested, try looking for a class near you!

[@craigwilson-kk4xw]

i really do enjoy the way you teach, and you humor.

[@doritos6893]

Yes, "Taken" used this technique

[@Memesdailysub]

This definitely was payback for my school bully he never comes to me again for the risk of his face bleeding now I'm known as the guy to stay away from at school - Thanks!

[@jimjohnson6944]

Decent video, but it would be better if he said "All that good stuff" more often.

[@jstorey6226]

2 stances in krav neutral or passive stance and your fighting stance , can’t forget to keep your back foot off the ground just a smidge with weight on the ball of the foot to allow for bursting. Good video

[@terryedwards4400]

like most arts

[@themaestro5946]

Thank you Mr. Miyagi

[@donhtb1]

First my Name is Don Pitts Beginner , Thank you subscribed and liked

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

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[@donkrouskop1743]

Love the nitpicky back-and-forth in the comments over whether or not Krav Maga is a "martial art." Every fighting technique, from basic hand-to-hand combat to the application of advanced weaponry to strike at an enemy is technically a martial art, in that it is a methodology applicable to the waging of war/conflict. Sun Tzu didn't title his definitive work "The Activity of War". The argument that Krav Maga isn't a martial art is based on the fundamental misunderstanding of the word "art" in this application. It comes from folks who are so focused on the wrong definition of that word (it has more than one, you know), and who are so obsessed with things like styles, belts, etc., that they've almost completely forgotten the operative word in the phrase - "martial."

[@ctt9561]

Michael it would be nice if you show the movements for more times instead to ask the lady to do it. I want to see you doing the movement because you do it right.

[@jasonleon1976]

😂👍

[@temiloluwasobowale9347]

Dude this is amazing

[@christiancrais]

I've had my jaw broken from a punch and it stunned me but it just felt like my teeth got knocked out. I think shots to the temple that just "glance off" 11:06 are actually much more effective (or dangerous) in the street. bc while I wasnt knocked out I saw 2 or 3 other people who were.

[@aaronreynolds9983]

i think the idea is that your shoulder will take the force of the strike, leaving your forehead with a gentle hit to deal with which is much more preferable than being smacked in the jaw in my opinion

[@someonethatisachristian]

@@aaronreynolds9983 and it can damage the attackers hand

[@shivashankar9668]

Such a decent video with rich knowledge and skills.❤❤❤loved this

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

Our complete Krav Maga program is available at: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/ :)

[@itsjustme9354]

Thanks for the clear instructions.

[@markbanuve4185]

This is so awsome...now I can learn Krav Maga. Thanks Guys

[@basedredpilled3105]

Ok black boy

[@EngineersQuest]

@@basedredpilled3105 Unnecessary reply to him. Maybe you could have said something positive and useful.

[@ayushpandey9467]

@@basedredpilled3105 yo pale face

[@GDBestREAL]

@@basedredpilled3105 wtf

[@clyddnyl9684]

This video singlehandledly made my high 5 broke my opponent's jaw.

[@georgezalo3127]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE LESSONS I HOPE TO CONTINUE!!:))

[@Lee-ut3ob]

I took a few krav maga classes about 15 years ago.before it became a thing.6 months to be precise.i can always remember the instructor saying there is no belt system in krav maga.just come in ordinary clothes because it needs to be as realistic as possible.

[@aliasewell6698]

I think hes just using white belt as a common reference of "step one"

[@defaulta51]

Im duck footed and this makes me feel so much better

[@dpacc88]

"Ok just bend your knees slightly." Proceeds to drop it like it's hot.

[@sinister3973]

Dropping her weapon

[@TIO540S1]

“All that good stuff”

[@primordial.sounds]

He said it like two dozen times, at least! haha

[@gregoryhill7960]

Man I wish you were my krav maga instructor / I haven't taken the course yet but I plan to. 😉

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

Enroll in the free demo course at: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/ :)

[@Hillbillies_for_Jesus]

I rhink i will start doing this guys training love it alot

[@Bushcraft242]

Great training i like krav maga

[@michaelh5387]

Can I use this on a grizzly bear next time I’m in Alaska

[@Ryker2608]

Yes

[@Jz-sv1ju]

Michael H - Yes you can ....just make sure you have $1 million life insurance policy first.

[@inikolov]

Sure, let us know how did it go! Or leave a note to your precious one to let us know in case it didn't work...

[@damirdmitrei2151]

Maybe

[@les3449]

SURE! But give your soul to Jesus before hand because the grizzly is going to have your a$$. I really mean that.

[@SamuelWole]

is it possible to train with this video at home

[@jxms7207]

U can get the basics of this but u won’t master it if u wanted to

[@sambradley5981]

I've fought a guy who used palm stikes yea he hit me a lot but it didnt hurt my fist on the other hand crushed his nose broke his jaw and fractured his cheekbone. I'm not worried about how my hands are gonna feel tomorrow. Proper punching technique will prevent you from hurting your wrists. If you have to bust a knuckle to one and done a mf to keep him from hurting you or anyone else I say its worth it

[@Imperial_Cosmonaut]

I agree, I'm skeptical about open hands in general. Every good martial art (including boxing) teaches to always keep fists closed the whole fight, to become instinctual and always ready if an opening for a punch opens up. 1. Fingers are EXTREMELY easy to catch/snag/break. 2. Learning how to align punches right is monumentally necessary to keep from easily spraining wrists if you ever DO use a fist. 3. Yes, a palm cushions the blow. Open hand muscle memory/training kinda comes off as a recipe for disaster and getting used to bad habits

[@uneedtlc2]

Women really shouldn't fight closed fisted. Unless we are trained well, we do more than scuff our knuckles. We break entire hands. For 20 years, I was fighting almost daily. Mostly with men. I've done some damage and have never used a closed fist. I used a lot of elbows and knees though. Lol

[@themaestro5946]

lol, ok Mr. Tough guy

[@joydasko5171]

I'm a 14 year old girl who is really into bushcraft and self defense, just because a lot of times as a woman, I feel vulnerable, especially being so young, so this will help me, and I'm not going to be the one you'd want to mess with in the end, lmao

[@Nemausos]

I can see a patriot in the making here :)

[@STATIKxxx]

"so we can get a great look at those shoulders" @21:00

[@krcko8337]

Can someone tell me hiw accurate these vids are compared to irl exp since ion have enoguh money to pay trainings and i want to learn from here

[@ethaneicher229]

This is awesome, I love Krav Maga…a martial art originating from Israel means a lot more being a Christian!

[@TheRoadhammer379]

yuck

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Krav is well spoke of. Where it sounds as there's civilian style, then combat style. I wush I could had done Krav.

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

You still can! globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/ :)

[@donhtb1]

Thank you Adalel im following you

[@gregoryhill7960]

Thanks for your inspiring and informative video 👍 👌

[@alandmcleod5988]

Excellent stuff! Nice attention to detail on the rear foot position and the focus mit work; I've been doing this wrong for over 20 years :-(

[@Sharkman0625]

I want to learn as many martial arts as possible by the time I’m 25 so I’m trying to find which ones I like most

[@mc_djdoubleedge3052]

There really isn't an effective defense against a well trained individual in Krav M. It's designed so that even defensive actions are Naturally transformed into an offensive attack. Awesome Art.

[@anthonybundy5262]

All of these movements have always come very naturally too me without really trying

[@sharkbyte3490]

I like how he says "all that good stuff" a lot

[@Deathnf]

lost a fight really badly and i was not able to defend myself and i dont want to ever lose like i did again so thanks for training me

[@xlew8691]

Just watching the videos alone will not protect you in a fight. You need to instill it into your muscle memory through training so it becomes natural instinct

[@PraveenSrJ01]

Hope you are okay ✅ and not seriously injured 🤕. Sorry you got hurt 😔

[@TheRoadhammer379]

You will never win every fight but the best advice is to avoid the fight all together. There's no shame in diplomacy but there's also no shame in explosive shock and awe attack and then getting out of the fight.

[@saharali7328]

I can finally learn karate! Thank you.

[@roselmattcabreso1502]

Thank you this actually help me to fight the people who bully me at school

[@ARG_Records]

🤨

[@maxkol4380]

I'm not a big believer in palm strikes. That would just piss somebody off. KM also uses elbo strikes. Those can be very effective.

[@shisya_of-Rawan]

Wow fantastic buddy ☺️😄

[@AnthonyV.000]

I think krav maga might be another decent martial art for me to learn based off this vid and what ive seen

[@AnthonyV.000]

Bruh this finna be so easy since ive done so many other martial arts im just a natural, first try i look like a pro already

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

It's a highly effective defense system, and we have a fantastic program: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/

[@alexansari2138]

Bruce Lee once said that he isn't afraid of a person knowing and practicing many strikes many times, but of the person who practices one strike a hundred times or more. I have been in the entertainment industry for many years (30 years) and I have seen a lot of bar fights and street fights. The only thing that works all the time is speed, accuracy of strike and the power to knock someone to the ground. In grappling fights short but hard hits are best along with akido style grips and moves. In a bar fight one has just a few seconds to act and bar fights are way more messy than street fights. Bar fights people bust bottles, throw glasses and bar stools. Bar fights also are where the on lookers join in to fight. The brawl is insane multiple fighters entering the fight at different times and from different angles, plus the dim to bright lights cast shadows. Bouncers in Bars are typically great fighters and their job is to end a fight. When I ask the bouncers about their style of fighting they typically say mixed martial art. The baddest bouncer I ever had was a guy named Vance. He was ugly, about 6 feet tall, completely bald, athletic body type and very agile. He would be lightning fast and loved to smile at the opponent before he broke bones. I had to fire him and now he works overseas doing security stuff.... This bad ass was only 22 years old. Music, drinks and girls make men do stupid shit.

[@Imperial_Cosmonaut]

Lol..aikido. You're probably thinking ninjitsu. Aikido is IRL the worst style you'd ever come across for practical/realistic techniques. In addition, its principles are not to hurt the opponent...worst philosophy from the get go for a bar/street fight

[@tx.tactical3165]

How can a person test without a training partner???

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

That's a good question. We do recommend that our Krav students have a training/testing partner as they get into the higher ranks :) globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/

[@keshavgarg1452]

Anyone else watching lying on the bed 😂😂 Support me please!! 😂

[@arielalvarado2842]

ok let’s do this i’ll do my best

[@joelmosier125]

Great instruction. Where are you (palm striking)? I suggest the Forehead (between the eyes) is the best 1st distraction then proceed from there. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@naughtyinator088]

Palm strikes are alright for close range, but you lose reach as well as your fingers being compromised for bending/jamming. A fist is much better for a street application. Just make sure youre striking with the rams head side of the fist (first 2 knuckles. pointer and middle knuckles)

[@mauricematla1215]

Punching with a.closed does take much more practice to get exactly right. When using the palm or more desirable the root of the hand you automatically have the wrist (and shoulder) lined up in a straight line behind the contact surface lessening the rist of damage to yourself. It can take years of conditioning the knuckels to get to the same thougness the root of the hand or bottom of te fist (hammerfist) has naturally. Clearly anclosed fist punch can be a good tool but is harder to master

[@Imperial_Cosmonaut]

@@mauricematla1215 that's why EVERYBODY should at some point, at least occasionally, train punching a heavy bag as a supplement to sparring. It's best practice to ground yourself in evidence based best practice. All puns intended

[@tomd1434]

The orthodox boxing stance with the back foot at an angle seems a lot better than all 10 toes facing forward for power, balance, and movement. Just my opinion. I do like the idea of using open hands for self defense to avoid injury.

[@obgfoster]

The follow-up to combatives is escaping, which is easier done with the foot facing the way it will when you run.

[@ninapeace6761]

Well explained! Thanks for sharing ! I

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

Glad you liked it!

[@nikolaidotsenko1718]

"she might get an accidental eye gouge... which is fine" yep, definitely krav maga 😂

[@danube5605]

When a pad holder tries to hit my hands out of the air, or ‘meet me half way’ it’s time to get a new pad holder!

[@unholyXromance]

in my experience blocking strikes especially kicks with open hands is an easy way to break or dislocate a finger

[@daprimedabg4539]

unholyXromance you can also catch a kick which is easier than a fist

[@daprimedabg4539]

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[@kalebgruber7237]

@@daprimedabg4539 yeah unless you haven't trained to kick, then you can screw yourself with kicks I mean to slow you can get grabbed then knee broken, leg kicked out from under, opened up for strikes. To sum up if not experienced kicks suck

[@feliciafelicity5456]

norm yes thats what would happen. personally id use a knife edge block with the side of my foot from chinese kenpo. but in a life or death situation u will do whatever u have to do to get out of a fight. rather it be a palm block. or in my case a foot block. all martal arts have there good moves and bad.

[@primordial.sounds]

These are combatives not defenses. The palm strike is used as an attack so we don't break our knuckles on hard face bones.

[@c.g.7144]

Not trying to be disrespectful, and maybe this is totally naive... but a palmstrike doesn't really seem like it's gonna hurt much... I mean, can you really be effective and hurt someone if you are not super strong yourself? I feel like a closed fist with the same force would do more damage...???

[@GlobalMartialArtsUniversity]

A hard palm strike to certain body targets can be very effective and, unlike a punch, the risk of injuring your hand/knuckles is greatly reduced. Learn about this and more at: globalmartialarts.university/course/kravmaga/

[@TheRoadhammer379]

A palm strike to the jaw will break teeth, to the nose will break the nose. If you aren't a limp wristed sissy, you can do damage with a palm strike. If you palm strike and break the nose, you now have an opportunity to disengage and get out of the fight. KM is not an offensive style, it is defensive, shock and awe and get clear of the attacker

[@shreyanshtyagi9002]

He didn't teach us how to open our " byakugan "

[@dylerturden106]

Thanks for all that good stuff.

[@tinevega8160]

It was really helpful

[@adamhicks9597]

Except most defenses don't start in a ready position. Krav 101. Palm is great though.

[@adamhicks9597]

teaching good technique

[@ethelbentancourt2233]

Thank you 🤗

[@karinabloom135]

These techniques are very helpful

[@1Blkkato]

krav maga is basically hand to hand since when were belts or levels in it

[@TheRoadhammer379]

When it became fashionable in the United States, Americans love feeling like they are progressing and belts keep them reeled in

[@1Blkkato]

yep @@TheRoadhammer379

[@livesjuris3032]

the blonde practitioner has a lot of style and charismatic presence, and knows how to collaborate and give leadership to the instructor, she has everything to be a star in the martial arts and cinema

[@willwalker3150]

You just like her ass...

[@jackkindeng3793]

I really enjoy the video. I learn somting

[@joeferraro4168]

Great pace

[@smashboy64]

So basically it's the samething as punching in boxing except with your palms

[@ravedragneel1266]

well palm stries are pretty effective than fists in some situations

[@alexbreeze4978]

Yeah but they have ab three to four inches less reach which can def be a detriment

[@obgfoster]

No broken knuckles!

[@fadilrahman919]

starts at 2:17

[@timebomb4562]

hmm interesting what mike said about the backhand having more rotation

[@sudhasainath2876]

Never use your fist in a street fight. Bruce lee

[@sudhasainath2876]

@Jonathon Fassold he was an martial artist turned actor and it would be impossible to see ufc and other mma if that guy didnt invent jeet kund do

[@JL-ii8lr]

@Jonathon Fassold he might not have any but I’m certain this dude teaching you the palm strike does, and also Bruce Lee founded an entire martial arts on his own and it’s still taught today.

[@canismajoris6733]

@@sudhasainath2876 mma existed as valetudo before Bruce Lee. It also existed in ancient Greece as pankration. Don't make up bs

[@sudhasainath2876]

@@canismajoris6733 of course there were many but the modern mma is inspired by lee..

[@vinny57ish]

In Wing Chun? They use a chain punching but it can be used in different strike patterns ... like attacking the opponent center line or your center line but making fast multiple strikes to the pressure points or even clavicle. And the center line can be a fixed on almost any point just as in the triangle points.

[@JustinGild]

In Wing Chun they rarely if ever pressure test outside their system which is why whenever you watch a Wing Chun fighter vs MMA or Muay Thai they are always getting trounced.

[@ksk751]

La base de tout système de combats rapprocher. Bonne leçon. Merci

[@katrinkaarmstrong4086]

I have mastered the Palm Strike

[@jawilliamsg]

Thank you! 👍🏼

[@11spiritwarrior]

Great instructions!

[@karinabloom135]

Military friend sent me your videos, I'm greatful this great educational experience, thanks so much