Because KMH is the only relevant self-defense system! This system is head and shoulders above the commercial Krav Maga systems.

Krav Maga Hybrid, of course, trains facets from the traditional KM system, only we have further developed it to the standards of our time. And we looked at systems that really matter, that have proven themselves:

• Panantukan (dirty boxing). Here you can read more about Pilipino boxing.

• Eskrima knife and stick fighting (you learn both the offensive and the defensive side of the fight with weapons)

• Krabi Krabon (from this later Thai boxing originated)

• Defense Lab (also check this site)

Krav Maga Hybrid is, as the name suggests, a hybrid system. Where traditional Krav Maga uses boxing/kickboxing as a basis, we understand that ring sports will not get you there, the need would arise. During our regular training we therefore became proficient in Pilipino Martial Arts (FMA), Muay Boran and Defense Lab, among other things. FMA - a system that unites stick, knife and unarmed combat (also called Panantukan or dirty boxing) - forms the basis of Krav Maga Hybrid. It makes the overall system easy to learn.

Panantukan or dirty boxing is a close-combat fighting system and is also known as "street boxing", "pangamot" and "total fight". Only the laws of the street apply and that means there are no rules at all: everything is allowed. It is a combat system aimed at maximum efficiency. Unlike "normal" competitive boxing and kickboxing, Dirty Boxing uses the whole body as a weapon. It is realistic, hard, fast and effective. Dirty Boxing is also a fantastic addition to all other martial arts.

Filipino Martial Arts is an integral part of Krav Maga Hybrid