So what is Krav Maga? Are there any good instructors out there? Would it be useful for someone in their mid-forties etc. that is in the line of hospital security? i.e. Don’t hurt the patients but go ahead and arrest the bad guys--

In line with blinky .357 response about D.I.'s - if you are in a knife fight you are going to get cut etc.-- May be time for some kind of tactical retreat--

Back my original 1st post and the mentality at the U I just have to share a story--

Back when I went in to the Marines a question that my recruiter had to ask was if I was a consensus objector-- I of course asked him back, what the heck is that—I must have been sleeping that day in class--

Anyways my recruiters response was to point to his staff NCO sword and say to me, " if I said I was going to shove that sword up your axx, would you object"

My response was of course I would object and then some (the fight is on, Staff Sergeant!!!)-- He said great that means you’re not one!

So my other question is how can we teach this to our kids at the U and collages across America before we become a bunch of French winnes? In rereading the 1st post how can we inform cops that we all have a right to defend ourselves and we don’t need their permission?

Thanks and if nothing else this post has helped with my post-election blues


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I talk trash about most martial artists since they practice what seems to be more of a religion, than a sport or defensive technique... unlike boxing for example.

Nothing to special about my brother other than he's a wrestling coach that weight is similar to hers.