Krav Maga Club

UPDATE Fall 2019 Semester Practices Begin September 19th! Check out the  Fall 2019 Semester schedule  for practice dates and times!

UPDATE Spring 2019 Semester Practices Begin Jan 31st! Check out the  spring semester schedule  for practice dates and times!

UPDATE Fall 2018 Semester Practices Begin September 18th! Check out the  fall 2018 semester schedule  for practice dates and times!

Join us for a campus safety seminar on Thursday, April 12th from 7:00-8:30 PM at UW Hillel Foundation (611 Langdon St). The Krav Maga Club and UW Hillel will be hosting a campus safety seminar, led by Fred Harris! We will cover techniques and defenses we think students should know when walking around Madison.  View Flyer

Come to Mooyah (571 State St) on February 26th anytime between 5:00 PM and 9:00 PM and mention the Krav Maga Club! The more sales generated by our members, the more money we will raise for the club! VIEW FLYER

UPDATE Spring Semester Practices Begin Jan 30th! Check out the spring semester schedule for practice dates and times!

Dec. 30, 2017 By Isabel Kershner Read NY Times article here Haim Gidon, left, a claimant to the Krav Maga grandmaster title, at the beach in his hometown, Netanya, Israel. “Even with eye gouging, you have to know how,” he said. “You have to bring your thumb all the way in.”   Credit:  Uriel Sinai for The New York Times NETANYA, Israel — More martial than art, this form of fighting extols the virtues of a poke in the eye and a timely kick to the groin. Its masters insist it is not a sport, because there are no rules, except for one: to survive. Krav Maga, the rough, close-combat self-defense system developed in the Israeli military, has become a mainstay of special forces training here and an increasingly popular Israeli export. Global terrorism has increased the demand among law enforcement agencies and civilians abroad for instruction. And in a kind of return compliment, a detailed manual titled “How to Survive in the West,” and attributed to the Islamic State