
Imi Lichtenfeld
Founder of Krav Maga
- In reality, there is no worst-case “real world” scenario to train against; there are only circumstances. By applying the same techniques in every unique situation, you will create more problems then you solve.
- Want to live a long and healthy life? Eat your veggies, exercise regularly, drink in moderation and avoid smoking altogether. These habits are more important than anything you will learn in a personal protection workshop.
- A calm mind and steady heart are required to apply martial arts training under duress. These traits can be demonstrated, but they cannot be taught.
- The level of expertise required to stop a sneak attack is much higher than the level required to launch one. Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a sneak defense.
- Self-defense skills can only help you in the present. They cannot change the past.

2 responses so far ↓
1 Thomas // Aug 1, 2008
Who’s “they?”
2 Anonymous // Aug 4, 2008
Self-defense skills can only help you in the present. They cannot change the past.
I like this one. I think a good deal of people go into martial arts to ‘cure’ some fear or humiliation of the past.
Good observation.
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