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Darren Levine, 6th degree Krav Maga black belt is in HOUSTON for one weekend ONLY!

After 15 years, Krav Maga Founder’s Diploma Holder and US Chief Instructor Darren Levine is Back in HOUSTON for One Weekend ONLY!

If you love Krav Maga as much as I do OR have always wanted to try it - NOW is your time.

Darren Levine, a 6th degree KRAV MAGA black belt and Founder’s Diploma holder will be in Houston JANUARY 21st and 22nd - one weekend only - to teach three AWESOME seminars with Krav Maga Houston’s founder and 3rd Degree Krav Maga Black Belt candidate CJ Kirk.

Try one, two, or all three seminars!


Topics include:

Third Party Handgun Defenses: Learn to intervene when loved ones are held at gunpoint - just like the Secret Service and Federal Air Marshalls!

Knife Attacks: Learn how to defend edged weapons attacks and understand the nature of those attacks to save yourself in life and death situations!

Car Jacking: Learn how to defend against car jacking attempts with attackers both inside and outside your vehicle - a must-learn skill for people with children!

Self defense capabilities are CRTITCAL LIFE SKILLS - build your skills with Darren and CJ in January.

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AMAZING OFFER #1: The first 50 to register will receive a special OFFER - attend as many of these seminars as you want for $99/per session.

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AMAZING OFFER #2: Register this week for all three seminars and get each seminar for $89/per session.

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AMAZING OFFER #3: Finance all three seminars for up to 90 days - that’s just $89/month for three months and you can attend all three seminars with Darren!

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AMAZING OFFER #4: Register this week for all three seminars and pay-in-full to get an additional 10% off the total price - $80/session.

That’s four hours of training with Darren Levine, CJ Kirk and several other Krav Maga Black Belt instructors covering three AWESOME topics for $20/hour. YOU just can’t beat that!

MIND BLOWING OFFER: Krav Maga Houston and Krav Maga North Houston students that take advantage of AMAZING OFFER #4 also receive a FREE pass to attend any TEST REVIEW they choose in preparing for a KMH or KMNH Krav Maga test in 2012!

That’s right… Each of Darren’s seminars often cost $299/per session and higher. And YOU can get all three seminars and a FREE test review for $80/session - That’s a $950 value and a savings of $710 for YOU.

How can we do this?

It’s vitally important that the Houston and the Spring/Woodlands schools have a great turn out, so we are offering YOU and opportunity to have a world-class, top-shelf Krav Maga training experience without the heavy cost.

You help us by simply showing up and loving the seminars!

ACT NOW! Call 713-526-2500 or email (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) to save your spot. Once the offer is gone… it’s gone...

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Fit to Fight Diary Pt. 3: Comparative Religion 101; or a Spiritual Guide to Technical Advance

The West
During the course of Krav Maga training, it's not uncommon for a student to notice that certain techniques, no matter how hard one tries to master them, are more elusive than others. The roundhouse kick may be picked up relatively quickly, the defensive front kick might feel as natural as waking up in the morning, and the back kick, on the very first day of training, might greet the student like an old friend. Yet the side kick, no matter how many times the aspirant attempts it, no matter how loudly he/she grunts in frustration and throws his/her head toward the floor and his/her hip out in malicious agitation, might leave the student not only feeling incompetent, impotent, and impatient, but in physical pain, his/her outer hips throbbing and aching, and this no matter how many times the student has been told by his/her CrossFit instructors that particular stretches, consistently performed, should solve the problem or how often he/she has been nagged by his/her Krav instructors about the lack of proper angularity of his/her pivot foot in relation to the ground. It's important when confronting such obstinate techniques to be patient and, most important, faithful. Mastering a technique can take months, even years. Belief will see the true aspirant through: belief that at some point in the future (maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow), some instructor is going to teach that technique in such a way, or move a limb to just the right angle, that the lightbulb will go on and it will be as if the technique had been there all along, waiting to be picked up, like a seashell on the beach.

A student possessed of this kind of perseverance, resolve, and spiritual resignation will be rewarded (eventually, though often after many hours of heavy drinking) with ancient and cryptic knowledge: that constant head movement makes it nearly impossible for an opponent to hit one's face, that turning one's back foot outward 45 degrees allows for greater ease of lateral movement and a sharper jab, that whipping one's shoulder after one's hips will give the lead hook the kind of power that has for the last seven excruciating months been impossible to generate. When the clouds break like this and the scales fall from the student's eyes, that's the A-Ha Moment, the Hallelujah Moment, the Come-to-Jesus Moment, the Moment of Infinite Delight spoken of by saints, poeticized by poets, and guaranteed to bring one unending pleasure. That is, until another uncooperative technique comes along that makes the student want to bang his/her head against a table with great force. That is martial arts and western religion in a nutshell: Suffering in this life; suffering in the next life as well, most likely.

The East
Some time ago, legend tells us, a youngish and daring man made his way to a sparring room in a dry and ridiculous land to try his hand against a fighter of far greater skill, strength, speed, guile, experience, pluck, gall, and moxie. This other fighter was a teacher of Krav Maga, Mixed Martial Arts, and many other deadly fighting systems. He had fought as both an amateur and a professional. He had hundreds of hours of sparring experience under his belt. The acolyte, on the other hand, though youngish and daring and handsome, had been sparring for a total of 30 minutes, give or take. As well, this aspirant, this seeker of knowledge, was known throughout the land for refusing to keep his hands up while training, this despite the protestations and pleas of innumerable teachers, guides, and seers, who knew what they were talking about. Still, the student shook off his fears and his concerns about his own inadequacies and challenged the teacher to spar. And for the first minute or so, the student stood his ground; he bobbed and weaved and moved his feet; he attacked and defended with relish, if not skill. Years later, witnesses would recount with poetic exaltation that the man didn't completely embarrass himself, that he "did fine, not great." Still, just as it is nature's command that the sun will rise in the east, that the swallows will return to Capistrano, and that I will wear a brand-new white shirt to a party where only red wine is being served, so was it inevitable that the acolyte would drop his hands from his face at some point. When this finally happened, the Instructor, seizing the moment, threw his leg in the air and kicked the student flush on the nose, sending him reeling backwards into a wall, crying out in pain, blood pouring from his face. Those in attendance gasped in horror and sympathy. And the acolyte pressed his hands to his face and he called out for mercy and he closed his eyes and he dropped his head in shame and he couldn't believe this was happening, like, two months after he had gone in for surgery to have his deviated septum fixed. And as he ran toward the bathroom, the student, now flush with knowledge, thought to himself: I need to keep my hands up. Also, I need health insurance. The Buddhists call this sudden burst of enlightenment a Zen Slap, the moment when falsehood and inconstancy die away and true reality bursts into consciousness by another's hand ... or foot. And that is martial arts and eastern religion in a nutshell: Suffering in this life; suffering in the next life, probably, as well ... let's be honest.

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Thinking about taking the Womens Self Defense Seminar?

Abduction from Tony Diaz on Vimeo.

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Krav Maga Kids Test

Congratulations to our Children!
Conner, Jacob, Evan, Cassidy, Maia, Brenna, and Mandy
Miss Lyra and Ms Parker are very proud of you all!
You self defense, martial arts, and teaching skills are terrific! Keep up the good work.

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Level 4

Remember guys, if you want to play and train in Level 4, YOU HAVE to take the level 1,2, and 3 tests to get there. Its not fair to those that have and we move at a rapid pace where Level 1-3 material should be perfected.

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15 minutes with Heath (in Level 4 class)

Kelly, Jennie, and Diane
"You should see the other guy!!!"

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Krav Maga Instructor Marcus Kowal in his first MMA fight

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Sunday Workout moved to 10am @ Austin High School

everyone is still welcome - Free Workout

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