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Krav Maga is the official martial art and reality-based, self-defense and defensive tactics system of the Israeli Defense Forces. Their soldiers are men and women aged 18 to 51, so their fighting system focuses on techniques that are:

1) Based on instinctive movements, so they are easy to learn and easy to remember under stress

2) Not dependent on size, strength, or special physical ability, so Krav Maga techniques can be used effectively by men and women of all ages

Krav Maga as a martial art is designed for short-term training. The assumption built into Krav Maga is that people will not have time to become career martial artists.

Krav Maga Alliance is composed of Krav Maga schools, instructors, and students dedicated to improving themselves and each other through realistic training and the continuous exchange of ideas. We have affiliates all over the world, from Australia to Italy. Krav Maga Alliance is headed up by John Whitman, 5th degree black belt, author of best-selling Krav Maga books, and recently named in Black Belt magazine as one of the seven martial artists “defining the new standard for the 21st century.”

With Krav Maga Alliance Touch for Android you can stay up-to-date on Alliance events, find and contact Alliance schools, read exclusive, mobile-only blog posts from John himself, as well as browse and watch exclusive, mobile-only videos.

KMA Home:

An overview of the Krav Maga Alliance, and featured stories or events.

Affiliates:

Find an affiliate school near you, get contact information, driving directions and the ability to add them to your contacts.

Blog & Events:

Exclusive, mobile-only blog entries by John Whitman and various Krav Maga Alliance staff or affiliates, and a categorized calendar of upcoming Alliance events, with contact information, driving directions and the ability to add the event to your calendar.

Techniques:

Listing of all techniques for Krav Maga levels 1 through 5, and the ability for a student to set a start and test date for each level, and the number of times that they've trained in each technique.

Videos: