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Sunday Times Magazine, Feb 1999
"Pressure tactics simulate real-life situatons, making the class quite frightening at times. The excercises get my adrenalin pumping and brings out all the aggression eccessary to survive a real-life attack. I had endured a strenuos workout and learned to defend myself."
GQ Active, Spring 1999
Best in the World for self defence. "It is totally practical, no flashy kicks or great spiritual angle. Students (sometimes)train in their work clothes, with the lights off, using furniture - anything to prepare themselves mentally for tapping their aggression into a particular situation."
Time Out Magazine, March 1999.
"The world's best form of self defence. Very enjoyable and easy to learn."
Combat Magazine, May 1996.
"It (Krav Maga) has more self defence cred than any other system we know about - and we know quite a bit about the subject!" FHM Magazine. First the rules....there are no rules. This is the ultimate in street brawling. December 1999 Newsletter
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And from the police.... P Austin, Staff Protection Officer,
Herts Constabulary.
In a letter to Alwyn Dixon and Eyal
Yanilov. "I would like to take this
opportunity on behalf of the
Hertfordshire Constabulary to thank
you both for your invaluable
instruction in the Krav Maga system.
I would personally like to see Krav
Maga adopted by the Hertfordshire
Constabulary and I will strongly
recommend the system to my
colleagues, both within the Officer
Protection team and in the Force
generally."
P Douglas, Bodyguard, Scotland
Yard Anti-Terrorsist Branch (Middle
East section).
"Everybody should know Krav Maga,
it works! The best self defence
system on the market."
Deputy Lawrence Garcia, Instructor,
Arizona Law Enforcement Training
Academy.
"The simplicity of Krav Maga and it's
absolute effectiveness were startling.
Perhaps most impressive was it's
ability to be equally effective for both
males and females."
Jeremy D Margolis, Director, Illinois
State Police Academy.
"The training was a resounding
success. The officers were deeply
impressed, not only by the
effectiveness of what they had
learned but also by the excellence of
the instruction...we believe it to be
the finest such training that exists."
Lt Frank Salido, Commander,
Special Tactics Unit, Beverly Hills
PD.
"Our Instructors found the techniques
easily learned and very applicable to
our profession. I too was very
impressed with the techniques as
well as the high level of
professionalism exhibited by the
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