The term Krav Maga comes from Hebrew and roughly translates to "contact combat."
Krav Maga was originally developed for Israeli military security forces and was later adapted for the civilian population, making it accessible to everyone.
As one of the most modern and effective forms of self-defense, Krav Maga can be learned regardless of age, gender, or physical strength.
Since Krav Maga is neither a combat sport nor a martial art, there are no competitions; its core principle is self-defense. Krav Maga is a dynamic system that is constantly evolving.
It specifically trains natural reflexes in stressful situations, enabling correct and rapid reactions, as well as the ability to recall learned techniques and actions in dangerous situations.