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Krav Maga classes in the UK
The Institute of Krav Maga is the UK 's largest IKMF (International Krav Maga Federation), affiliated training provider of the Israeli system of Self Defence and fighting skills with 18 weekly classes across London, Thames valley and Essex and a range of intensive courses, practical seminars and private training opportunities throughout the UK.
Training at the Institute of Krav Maga is lead by 9 of the most qualified and experienced Instructors from the International Krav Maga Federation in the UK, all from various Police, Military and Combat System backgrounds.
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D.T - Officer Safety Trainer - Dorset Police:
I have been a Police Personal Safety Trainer for 8 years, the last 4 as the Lead Trainer. If you want an honest approach to training that is relevant to realistic and practical self defence, take a serious look at Krav Maga. I have, and it now influences every aspect of my training. Instruction in Krav Maga at the Institute is as real as it gets!
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Weekly UK Krav Maga Classes |
Central London |
Covent Garden, Monument, Liverpool Street, Moorgate, Bank
Hammersmith, Great Portland Street, Holborn, Marylebone
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West London |
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Acton
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Thames Valley |
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Oxford, Slough, High Wycombe, Reading
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Essex |
| Chelmsford, Brentwood, Basildon |
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Simon French - Warrior Promotions UK Security Team Leader:
I found the instructors at the Institute of Krav Maga UK to be very professional in the delivery of the training and very helpful, ensuring that at all times you understand the techniques taught.
This is TRUE self defence that uses your natural instincts to overcome your attacker's, not years of training or a muscle bound physique!
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Important Information:
The Institute of Krav Maga UK teaches only the genuine system of Krav Maga that was developed by Imi Sde-Or (Lichtenfeld), which has been continually developed and updated by the Global instructor team of the IKMF headed by Chief Instructor and closest assistant to Imi, Mr Eyal Yanilov.
Please be aware of other styles that are using the Hebrew term Krav Maga along with modern terminology for promotional reasons. These are completely different styles and may not be based upon the principles which Krav Maga was developed. We therefore advise anybody who wishes to begin training in Krav Maga to thoroughly research what is being taught before making a commitment.
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