We train on Wednesdays from 8pm to 9.30pm and on Saturdays from 11am to 12.30pm at our main Club in West Norwood - the West Norwood Tennis and Squash Club, 128 Knight's Hill, London SE27 0SR<More>

Gilles is our main contact in the FEKM and the person who keeps our instructors on their toes! He is based in Strasbourg, is a 4th Dan Krav Maga instructor and is always eager for new UK trainees to come and visit! <More>

Remi is our lead instructor in the UK, and one of the first UK students of Gilles Hassine. He has been teaching in the Tulse Hill Club for over 5 years and has been instrumental in the development of traditional Krav Maga in the UK. <More>

Krav-Maga is not simply another martial art even though there are similar techniques, however each individual must follow a strict growth pattern by following the syllabus which is set up in 5 standard grades to black belt <More>

If you want to develop into a Krav Maga instructor, there is a route for you to follow, and part of it involves going to 3 special training sessions with the FEKM in France with Gilles Hassine or Richard Douieb <More>

This is the essential framework of Krav Maga and is made up of a variety of techniques and responses to a wide variety of attacks (armed or unarmed) and from various positions (upright, seated, lying down) <More>

This is the more advanced phase of Krav Maga where one is taught ways in which to neutralize an opponent quickly and effectively using elements which are, strictly speaking, more concerned with actual fighting: tactics, feints, and various attack combinations <More>

Krav Maga was developed in the 1930s by Imi Lichtenfeld, who in 1948 became Chief Instructor of Physical Fitness and Krav Maga for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). After starting the IKMA in 1978, the FBI sent 22 people to Israel to attend a Krav Maga Basic Instructor Course. <More>