Training in Krav Maga Since 2010
Krav Maga Unyted Civilian Instructor
Krav Maga Worlwide Force Division (Military/LEO) Instructor
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NRA Basic Pistol Instructor
NRA Chief Range Safety Officer
NRA Refuse to be a Victim
USCCA Affiliate Instructor
10+ years of Personal Training Exp
Bas Rutten MMA Instructor
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American RedCross CPR/1st Aid
Former PROAct (Professional Assault Crisis Training) Instructor
3 Years of Fraud, Identity Theft and Loss Prevention
8+ years of Private Security and Law Enforcement Assistance
NW Ladies Hunting Camp Pro Staff
Lead Instructor at Krav Maga Salem
The thing I really love about this class is that the instructor, Sheena, will take the time to explain all the why's of a given move. There isn't any of that annoying "all will be revealed in time young grasshopper..." that is so pervasive in martial arts (cause they want to sell you their time). You may not get to practice the whole thing, but you'll get to know what it builds into.
Sheena tells it like it is and can have fun but also can drop the gravity of the situation on you like a sack of hammers. These aren't flashy sports moves, these are skills to finish a fight and live. There's also a wide range of bodies and constant partner switching, which is pretty nice for training. I'm about 250lbs at 5'11" and I've had to practice with maybe 100lb women, so it's really nice for them to see how a move would work on a more physically intimidating opponent, and I can be aware of a smaller person and what they could do.
My only regret is with my work schedule I can't get in as often as I like. I highly recommend this place, try to get in about three nights a week at a minimum if you're thinking of going, that's where I've found the most benefit.
