Message from @Baraban
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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
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
They just thought me how to hit someone in the face with an M16
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
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
Which is another reason I don't really see it as a martial art
if it is evolving and not a martial art
'failed'? most of them are effective unless the-
wait what
anyway
there's only so many ways you can teach a punch
One of those Sikhs was telling me today that a large portion of southerners are racist, and are now moreso because of Trump, whats a good counterargument
since most martial arts these days in the west are more for show
than practical use
They didn't fail. I'd bet a Jujitsu fighter would bit a "Krav Maga expert" in a staged fight
That's what they are about more or less
most you see in the media is fancy dancing anyway
again, boils down to semantics. BJJ is still derived off of Jiu Jitsu which is derived off of Judo and so on
Some of them just tend to focus on more specific areas than others