“Self-defense is not only our right, but our duty.”
Please note the date has changed to 5 January, 2024
Instructor Wan, an SV and also a qualified KMG Expert Level 1 instructor, is conducting a 1.5-hour “Intro to Krav Maga” seminar exclusively for SVs. The seminar is designed to give you an overview of the Krav Maga system as well as introducing basic skills and techniques. After the seminar, you should have a better understanding of the Krav Maga fighting system and whether it is system for you.
Seminar Outline
There will be a proper warm up and training drills to activate the natural instincts and motor skills. Once warmed up, participants will be introduced to the system and practice basic techniques and drills. The seminar will conclude with a summary drill testing participant’s technical, tactical, physical and mental skills.
Introduction to the system
Understanding situational Awareness
Verbals, de-escalation and using aggression when needed.
Understanding and implementing pre and post-fight tactics
Basic fighting skills
Activation and summary drills
Seminar Details
Venue: 11 Irving Place #02-04, Tai Seng Point, Singapore 369551
Instructor: Wan Man (a fellow SV and qualified KMG instructor)
For more details about the trainer and the venue, please visit www.kravist.sg.
Seminar Sign Up
Eligibility: Please note that this seminar is open to all existing SVs. All fitness levels accepted. No pre-enlistees.
Registration Process: To participate, you will need to create an account with SVx and complete a registration and indemnification from Kravist Singapore to participate.
This is not an official SAFVC event. This is an #ForSVbySV initiative.
Cost: Free
Availability: 24 pax
Registration Deadline: 29 Dec, 2024, 21.00
What is Krav Maga?
Krav Maga is a modern and integrated system of self-defence, fighting & combat, VIP & third party protection system that's effective, practical and realistic. It’s a constantly evolving system of techniques and tactics for avoiding, preventing and handling all types of violent confrontations - from bare hands to knives, sticks and firearms. It’s a system adopted by military, law enforcement and security agencies worldwide.
Why is this important for SVs?
In today’s world, self-defense is an important skill to learn. Beyond building competency in staying safe, learning any martial art helps improve your confidence, fitness and awareness. It isn’t about looking for a fight but sometimes the fight comes looking for you. This is especially true if you wear the uniform and have to engage with the public - an aggressor doesn't make the distinction between vocations, who is qualified CCT or not, and so on - they just see the uniform.