Frequently Asked Questions

You if you want to... 

• Learn in the comfort of your own home.  
• Learn at your own pace
• Don't live in proximity to our physical location
• Learn from someone whose career has been spent dealing with non-consensual violence, not someone with a four-day instructor certification.
• Don't want to battle traffic driving across town to classes
• Learn something real, not some IG fantasy technique from a John Wick movie.

If you can answer yes to any of those, then you're in the right place.

Simple. Click on the "Purchase Now" button and start practicing. 

If you're an instructor, you can start adding the techniques to your regular classes. 

If you're working out at home, just grab a partner and start working on the techniques. 

The videos at Warriors Krav Maga Online are clear and taught exactly the way we’d teach you if you were here in class, face to face with us.

They go into just the right amount of detail for you to grasp exactly what you need. Not only do we go over how to do a technique, but we also cover why and when to do it.

Nothing really other than a willingness to learn. 

I've practiced these in the desert in Djibouti and on a hotel roof in St. Petersburg. 

A gym mat is nice if you want to do takedowns, but grass and sand are also fine. 

And, for the striking and kicking manuals, it's better if you have focus mitts or access to a heavy bag.

Yes. We run instructor at Warriors Krav Maga several times a year. 

If you want to get certified to teach just shoot us an email and we'll talk. 

This is going to sound crazy, but there was a criminal called the barefoot burglar who was stealing planes from airports and flying around the country. He actually learned to fly by using Microsoft’s Flight Simulator.

My friend Jim’s company set up videos around the world in hospitals so a doctor didn’t have to travel from Australia to learn how to perform a medical procedure. He could log on and watch the doctor who invented the procedure do it and then go do it himself.

Harvard and Yale offer their classes online.

So, the answer to your question is a resounding yes.

Some instructors will try and tell you no, so they can take your money. 

In the real world, though, of course, there are limitations. 

If you're morbidly obese or haven't worked out in a long time, we recommend getting your doctor's approval.

If you have any injuries, you're going to have to learn to work around them. (Shoot me an email if you have any particular concerns that you can't figure out yourself).   

No, that's the beauty of learning online. 
You set the pace. You determine how far and how fast you want to go.