Almost everything in life has advantages and disadvantages, and experience is no exception. The real question is what we do with it. Do we translate experience into something practical, or do we treat it like a trophy and assume it automatically applies everywhere? After a positive experience, can we learn from it? Of course. But learning from something does not mean it becomes a rule. It also does not mean it will work again and again, or that it fits everyone. Instructors, especially, have...

This week was special in Chile We had exams. We had effort. We had sweat. And we had Dragons leveling up. Every time someone earns a new level in ID Krav Maga, it is more than technique. It is growth. It is commitment. It is a quiet promise to become stronger, calmer, more capable. And this week, that promise echoed loudly across South America. Our seed is still small. But it is alive. And it is growing. Soon we will deliver courses and seminars in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, and beyond. What...

Krav Maga is an adaptive self-defense system. We can be attacked anywhere, at any time, and therefore we should train accordingly—changing training times, clothing, and especially environments. In one of the previous posts, we discussed training in a bar environment. Today, I would like to focus on training in and around water environments. When we talk about water environments, we usually refer to swimming pools, lakes, rivers, or the sea. This naturally depends on the geographical location...