Kickboxing is powerful, no doubt. But when it comes to self-defense, the ring rules don’t apply. There are no time limits, no referees, and no weight classes when someone charges at you in the parking lot or grabs your purse on the subway.

Picture this: You’ve spent months or years perfecting your techniques, and you’re proud. Rightly so. You have one heck of left jab and a brutal leg kick. Someone puts a knife to your back right outside Grand Central. Your kickboxing training has taught you to fight facing your opponent but now? You’re vulnerable.

How do you respond? What do you do? You may be thinking: "Crap, I don't know". That's okay. Most people don't.

Krav Maga bridges that gap. You’ll learn how to defend against grabs, chokes, ground attacks, and weapon specific defense like knives, bats and guns if you so choose—situations that are far more likely in real-world confrontations. It’s not about winning points. It’s about survival and walking away safely.