I had a yellow belt in taekwando

`b o d a c i o u s`

I learnt it in Army school

No actually it was orange

I attended 2 classes

Not rad

😄

From actual soldiers

was it a rad orange belt tho?

Not karate "masters"

I learned some Krav Maga in the military

From actual soliders

Was still mostly a joke

I'm not familiar with krav maga

look it up

It's what they teach you in the IDF

it's the one thing jews did right

Honestly from what I know about not sure if you can really consider it a martial art

woo i iz red blet 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UnXCDASwUQ

@Baraban forget all that "peace of mind" bs

it's just how to fight

it was made after ww2 to defend themself in unarmed combat. and it was made to dusable the oponet to a point where he was in no shape to get back up in a shot amount of time and all dirty tricks in the book was ok

@Mips I guess

They just thought me how to hit someone in the face with an M16

@Baraban I'm guessing that's where you're coming from

oh lawd

no

it's alot more

the IDF teaches and uses it in combat

and it has proven to be pretty effective

I know, I barely had any Krav Maga in my training, but I still don't think it's really like a marital art

It's not like Karate

calling it an evolving combat style is more right I think

They don't teach you how to beat someone in the ring

It's a hand to hand combat technique. semantics at this stage

or an 'unarmed combat.. something'

there's a very British word that I'm forgetting

but it would fit perfectly

It literaly means "touch fight". Though a better translation would probably be just "hand to hand combat"

but then martial arts are failed oldschool combat styles