Womens Self Defense

Sparring

Sparring This might sound a little crazy, but I firmly believe that it is really important to get beat up in sparring. I’m not saying it’s ok to get so beat up that you end up knocked out or injured. (That is not ok.) What I mean is that it is important to take your

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True martial artists

True martial artists True martial artists are inspired by the impact they have on those around them. This past Saturday Elite Training Center pushed forward with another Krav Maga promotion. As Elite grows and the programs flourish our students continue to get better and better with each promotion. To the instructors, it was a very special

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Respect in Martial Arts

Respect in Martial Arts:  The purpose of bowing Students who are walking into a martial arts school for the first time might be surprised at the amount of bowing that goes on!  When I first began training, I felt self-conscious when I bowed, mostly because I wasn’t raised in a culture where it’s commonplace.  But

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MMA conditioning

MMA conditioning Here is a quick workout that will help increase your MMA conditioning, adding to your gas tank in the cage.  These exercises are also useful for other martial arts like Muay Thai kickboxing, BJJ Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and Krav Maga. 1. 10 minutes on the treadmill (Increase speed every minute) 2. 25 Hanging

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Martial Arts Retention

Recently I was discussing martial arts retention with a friend. He trains in Muay Thai and Krav Maga. Back in the 90’s he did a lot of MMA. Many injuries and a few masters degrees later his understanding of physiology and psychology changed. There are many levels of retention. Lecture 5% Reading 10% Audio Visual

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Combat sports

My fascination with combat and combat sports extends far beyond the techniques I practice in the gym. In fact I draw most of my inspiration from the books I read and movies I watch that chronicle the incredible lives of professional fighters and their training. I’m sure some of you have seen the movie “the

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Teaching martial arts

Teaching martial arts and the role of a teacher has been on my mind a lot lately, so I thought I’d write a little about teaching in general and my personal journey with it for my post today.  There are aspects of teaching martial arts and pushing yourself that are universal as well, and I

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How do your life choices affect your chronological age

Add up or Subtract the figures to see the effect your life choices have on your body concerning your actual age. Your LIFE AGE:     _____ 1)      Regular GP checkups every 18-24 months?     YES -7     NO +6 2)      Family history of degenerative disease, cancer, heart disease, diabetes etc?     YES +5 3)      Current smoker: 10 or more

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Consistent Training Martial Arts in redondo beach

Consistent Training Martial Arts in redondo beach We often talk about consistent training. The thing that stops us from starting again is us. We are the ones who don’t do it. Krav Maga, although a “reality based self defense system” and reputedly one of the more violent systems still requires proper, consistent training. Being consistent

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MMA fights

Competition does not need to be the end result of your martial arts path. There are so many positive aspects to what you are achieving just by showing up and training every day. But to some the call of the cage and the desire to test all that you have learned becomes part of their

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