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Iprotect-Krav Maga, based in London, is known for its top-notch self-defence training. Led by Luke, the founder and head instructor, they specialise in Krav Maga, arming folks with the skills to handle real-life threats. Given the rise in violent incidents, this practical self-defence system has become a go-to for many.
Luke's passion for teaching comes through as he guides students on how to react to dangers, trust their instincts, and stay aware of their surroundings. His classes cover everything from de-escalating road rage to handling common scuffles among teens and young adults.
Fitness is a big part of the training too. Besides learning valuable self-defence, the classes offer a solid workout that gets participants in shape quickly. The curriculum is comprehensive, teaching strikes, defences, ground tactics, and ways to deal with multiple attackers and knife threats.
Weekly classes for adults run on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at The Fulham Boys School, 532 Fulham Road, London. The environment is safe and conducive to learning.
Luke’s personal story drives his dedication. After a random street attack that left him searching for effective self-defence, he found traditional martial arts lacking. Discovering Krav Maga's real-world applicability, he trained for over 15 years, ultimately becoming a professional Krav Maga Global Instructor. His ongoing training in Israel under KMG Chief Instructor Eyal Yanilov ensures he's always at the top of his game.
Luke's teaching style is all about inclusivity and fun. While the drills are demanding, he fosters a friendly, supportive atmosphere where students help each other improve. Learning is engaging, thanks to various games and activities that make the sessions both enjoyable and effective.
Iprotect-Krav Maga welcomes everyone, from police officers to scientists, united in their aim to safeguard themselves and their loved ones. With exceptional training and a strong community spirit, they equip individuals with the confidence to handle whatever comes their way.