Great job everyone, you all worked so hard!
Congratulations to the Level 4 Instructor Cert participants!
Great job everyone, you all worked so hard!
Big Announcements for 2015!
Thank you to everyone in the Krav Maga Alliance. You have helped make 2014 a great year. Our organization has grown stronger, which means our communities are getting safer. Keep […]
KMA Coordinator Named Bad Ass of the Week!
Our own Rachel Greenbaum has been named Bad Ass of the Week. Rachel is a Brown Belt Krav Maga Instructor, director of our StrikeFit program, and coordinator for the […]
Civilian Law Enforcement Instructor Certification
February 5-8, 2015 @ 8am to 5pm | $999 Learn how to teach and explain Krav Maga techniques to law enforcement officers in a law enforcement context. This course will qualify […]
Happy Thanksgiving!
From everyone at the Krav Maga Alliance, we would like to wish those in the United States a Happy Thanksgiving. And to all of our Krav Maga family, we would […]
This Is Why We Train Krav Maga
At Krav Maga Alliance, we prepare for most bad real life situations and threats. An abduction just occured in Philadelphia. The crime was caught on camera, and shows just how horrible any given […]
Tracie Ide Wins Krav Maga Alliance 2014 Instructor of the Year
Congratulations to Tracie Ide from Idaho Krav Maga in Boise, ID, for being selected as the Krav Maga Alliance 2014 Instructor of the Year! Tracie began her Krav Maga training […]
East Valley Krav Maga Wins 2014 Krav Maga Alliance School of the Year Award!
Krav Maga Alliance affiliate Derrek Hofrichter and his school, East Valley Krav Maga in Phoenix, Arizona, was awarded School of the Year at the 2014 KMA Affiliate Dinner. Derrek's students […]
Thank you to everyone who came out to Las Vegas for our affiliate dinner and instructor training. The event was a big success, thanks to all of you!
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