1. Do I need to be fit to start?
2.  My fitness isn’t like the rest of the group.  Is that a problem?  
3. The optimal frequency of training? 
4. How many hours do I need to train until I am good?
5. Balancing / importance of fitness, and strength training with Krav, to what degree is it necessary?
6. How to be a good partner  
7. How to overcome the fear of hurting others in practice  
8. Cross training - is it good to cross train or would it confuse me?
9. Would watching YouTube help? 
10. Training tips  
     
    
    

Thank you all for sending these questions, I am sorry I couldn’t get all questions answered in one episode, but no worries, I am not going anywhere! Keep on sending questions my way, I am always happy to answer and help guide students in their journey to empowerment. 

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Today, I am hosting Emily, a martial artist, a human weapon, a college professor, and soon-to-be-called Doctor Fitzgerald. 
  
 We discussed the differences between the genders and social expectations in the martial arts world,
  as well as what one should expect from training.

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In this episode, I'm talking to Ron, one of the most experienced and intelligent Krav Maga instructors I've ever worked with. 

 Ron has been training Krav Maga for over 25 years, and he's taught soldiers on the front lines and civilians around the world. 
 
He also holds training camps in Israel for students and instructors, where he shares his amazing experience and advice.

In this episode will discuss his teaching philosophy, leadership, and insights on the transformation the self-defense journey brings to our students. 

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Today, I am honored to host my friend Nimrod again. 

It was clear we needed to continue our discussion about our training approaches and personal experiences.

 
 Today, Nimrod and I will discuss his approach to teaching combat warriors with PTSD. 

The undeniable bond of the mind-body connection.

And the instructor's role in the process of the student’s growth

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Elad is an Expert in Krav Maga, a fighter, a coach, a guide, and above all, a father of two amazing children.

Elad has decades of experience teaching children of all ages and training children with special needs.  His big heart is the key to his success in this field. 

He lives by the quote: “It is better to teach a child than fix a broken man”.

In this episode, we discuss his unique approach to teaching Krav Maga with emotional intelligence.  

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I have the honor of hosting my dear friend Nimrod Astel.  
Nimrod is a Martial artist - a fighter and commander in one of the IDF's elite undercover units, specializing in counter-terrorism. 

 Nimrod is a 5th dan black belt in the GOJU RYU karate and Trained generations of martial artists. 
 
 You probably watched some of his students in action on Netflix as he trained the fighters of Fauda to kick ass on the big screen. 

Above all, 
 His studio is a safe place for many warriors who suffer from PTSD, and his special approach to teaching helps with their trauma recovery.  

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In this episode, Tsahi Shemesh is hosting Major Sagi Dovev— The head training officer for the IDF's elite commando units.  He specializes in Krav Maga & close combat for special ops. 
Sagi is the highest-ranked Krav Maga instructor in the IDF.  
He is a highly decorated officer but also a  10-time national Jiu-Jitsu champion,
4-time European champion and a pan-America gold medalist! 

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