Blitz Krav Maga- BKM

So sad to report the death of Grandmaster Haim Zut...

These days, "social media" has become synonymous with "anti-social media." It's challenging enough to stay informed about real things without having to navigate through the bullshit dominating the various social media platforms. More and more, we find ourselves moving away from Facebook and other forms of social media just to steer clear of the blather. For that reason, we won't be posting much here, beyond the most basic announcements-- and even those will likely thin out. A...s for our opening a new indoor facility, that will have to wait. We are a Level 4 business-- one that NYS still has not permitted to resume full indoor operations. Worse, even though there are a few martial arts facilities that are re-opening here and there, the fact is that Krav Maga is a different animal. Our training demands more contact than most, and our Liability Insurance carrier(s) are not willing to provide us with the necessary coverage. But we are still offering training! We've run a few outdoor classes--all of which were terrific. We continue to offer individual, semi-private and small-group training for all ages, by arrangement. We train outdoors in all kinds of weather (remember, we train for the real world!), or--if available--indoors if there is sufficient "safe" space. In the latter case, there must be a minimum of 2 student-participants. To arrange for training, email us directly at: [email protected] We wish you all a happy and safe 2021. Stay strong!

So sad to report the death of Grandmaster Haim Zut...

On behalf of the entire extended (and quarantined) BLITZ KRAV MAGA family, we wish you a Happy and healthy Easter!

Jonathan Smith, an epidemiologist and infectious disease expert at Yale University School of Public Health has written the following. It's long, but Please read all of it and forward it to someone/anyone/everyone: --------- Hey everybody, as an infectious disease epidemiologist, at this point feel morally obligated to provide some information on what we are seeing from a transmission dynamic perspective and how they apply to the social distancing measures. Like any good scie...Continue reading

To our students and prospective students. We hope you are all managing to stay healthy and safe during this period of self-quarantine. By now, many of us know people who have tested positive for Covid19, some of whom may already have fallen ill. Our thoughts and prayers go to all of you. Sadly, it looks like things will get quite a bit worse before they get better, and it's more important than ever to keep the lines of communication open, to help those who are working hard to help others, and to keep our sanity. We encourage all of you to keep in touch with us and with each other. We hope to see everyone back on the mats just as soon as possible. In the meantime, we wish all of you well.