Membership Sale
Fear stops here! Take 20% off of any new membership. Programs for adults & children, with both in-person and virtual options.
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New Classes Added – June 15, 2020
The re-opening is rolling right along! Check out the new classes we’ve added to our schedule!
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Krav Junior Curriculum – June 2020
Krav Junior Curriculum – Summer Trimester, Month 2 – June 2020
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Soft Reopening Safety Protocols
We are happy to be able to provide a space for those who wish to continue training in-person. If you do not feel comfortable with returning to in-person training yet, that’s okay too! We are happy to continue providing training in multiple formats to suit all of our students’ needs.
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Tentative Soft Reopening May 18
OVERVIEW Soft reopening May 18 (tentative) for adult classes only 3 in-person classes per week at limited capacity & with safety protocols in place Virtual training will continue via Facebook Live and Zoom New virtual grading process will begin next week As of today, Lions Krav Maga is planning to[…]
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Krav Junior Curriculum – May 2020
Follow this calendar to learn Krav Maga at your own pace. Schedule a meeting with your instructor for grading, or send videos to be virtually graded on your technique.
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The Benefits of Virtual Krav Maga Training
Although not new, virtual learning has increasingly become a more widely used approach, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nearly everyone has been directed to stay at home, which upended everyone’s day-to-day routines [JS1]. With limited access to activities, children are filled with an overabundance of pent up energy. The need for supportive, online resources is essential for parents and children. This is why engaging in Krav Junior virtual self defense training is so beneficial.
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Fostering Self Actualization in Children
The Krav Junior program was founded on research-based principles of child development and psychology. One of these principles is that not all individuals are the same, and that there is no cookie-cutter approach to helping children become the best version of themselves. What we must do is educate ourselves on what to expect from them at different ages so that we can use that knowledge as a guideline to help foster children’s growth.
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Age-Specific Curriculum – What It Really Means
Many martial arts schools define their “age-specific” classes as children being divided up into classes by their age. While this is an important start, the actual curriculum being taught and the way it is taught is the same to all age groups across the board in most of these programs. That is like teaching math the same way to a 5-year-old as you do to a 10-year-old. Doing this creates frustration for the student and the instructor. Any education, including physical education, ought to be done according to the child’s age and stage of development.
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