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Delivered over 3 weekends or 9 days
‘It’s unlike any other course I have undertaken in the civilian world. It is far more like that experienced in the military and anyone wanting to attend should prepare themselves appropriately.
The form of physical and mental robustness was perhaps more than I expected, but made for a superb end to the course and the feeling of really earning one’s place in the organisation.”
‘Quality was very high, we dealt with very few scenarios I hadn’t dealt with before, however Pauls knowledge on the simplest and most effective techniques coupled with his specific reasoning for selecting that technique was very impressive.
I would highly recommend BKMA instructor training to aspiring Krav instructor no matter how good or experienced you think you are I can guarantee you will learn something new.
£1799
£1799 Instructor course
9 Days
Saturday to the following Sunday
London - Home Counties Region
October – December 2019
This comprehensive course is designed to equip course graduates with the skills, experience and knowledge base to teach Krav Maga to a professional standard. The Instructor Course is suitable for those with an existing and credible background in striking with a minimum of 3 years consistent training experience.
Trainees must pass all assessments to certify.
Course Requirements
1. At least 3 years consistent striking and training – preferably Krav Maga, Kickboxing, Mauy Thai, Boxing or MMA
2. A good standard of personal fitness
3. A desire to teach others
4. CRB/DBS check
Training Objectives
On completion of the course, successful candidates will have demonstrated:
Cost:£1799
‘Training with British Krav Maga was fantastic, life changing even. I now teach Krav Maga for a living, which means I get to do what I love and I’m my own boss.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the course aimed at:
The British Krav Maga Instructor certification is aimed at experienced combat sports practitioners or Instructors who want a credible teaching certification in authentic Krav Maga. Whether you want to teach recreationally or professionally, the standards required of a good instructor are universal so we cater for both levels of expectation.
Is the course suitable for beginners:
No.
Candidates are required to have a good level of stand up striking skills before starting the course. We recommend at least 3 years consistent training (3x a week) in boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA or Krav Maga under any credible organisation (FEKM, IKMA, IKMF, KMG).
What level of fitness is required to attend:
The Krav Maga Instructor course combines teaching, training and theory blocks over a full day. Trainees need to be training regularly and at a reasonable level of fitness to participate.
Age and Injury:
A reasonable allowance will be made for age and injury. Candidates will be expected to train at a moderate pace for extended periods with intervals of high-intensity training. Older applicants are most welcome.
Is it real Krav Maga:
Our lineage goes back via Eyal Yanilov and Amnon Darsa to Imi Sde Or, the founder of Krav Maga.
Become a Licensed Instructor
British Krav Maga provides certification and continued professional development for those wanting to become a licensed Instructor.
Licensed Instructors benefit from ongoing training, a full school support system, marketing resources, school growth programmes, online marketing and lead collection via national and a professionally built website.
‘The Course is extremely professional we received outstanding instruction and support throughout. The course is physically demanding and challenging, but incredibly rewarding.
I would, without hesitation, wholly recommend Paul Grey and British Krav Maga for service leavers or those wishing to teach Krav Maga as part of their transition into civilian life.’
British Krav Maga Instructor Course Outline
Module 1
History and evolution of Krav Maga
Krav Maga Methodology
Krav Maga Teaching methodology
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – ballistic striking and blocking
Close Quarter Combat: Teaching – use of focus mitts, Thai pads and shields
Close Quarter Combat: skills -pad work drills and skills
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – blocking, movement & defensive skills
Introducing coaching and class room skills theory block
Teaching Block: Drills and Skills
Practical Assessment: of Module 1 Skills
Module 2
Introduction to escapes and releases (self-defence)
Theory Block: Skill acquisition and learning models
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – Escapes and Releases
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – position of disadvantage
Close Quarter Combat: Falling/takedowns
Close Quarter Combat: Fighting from your back
Teaching block: Delivering self-defence elements
Theory Block: The law relating to self defences
Practical assessment: of Module 2
Module 3
Coaching and theory block – power generation and the kinetic chain (Slow motion video and coaching)
Coaching Block: Weapons survival – teaching and structure
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – surviving edged weapons
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – surviving impact and stick type weapons
Close Quarter Combat: stand up – use of improvised weapons
Theory Block: Self first Aid and trauma self survival
Practical Assessment of Module 3
Module 4
Fighting from the ground
Theory block – Teaching Ground Survival
Ground positional hierarchy
Ground drills and skills
Practical Assessment teaching and Practice
Module 5
Theory Block – Introducing Microfighting and sparring
Drills and skills – sparring introduction and practical sessions
Close Quarter Combat: Microfighting
Coaching Block: Teaching sparring and Fighting Drills
Theory Block: Stress and performance coaching
Practical Assessment – Teaching session
Module 6
Lecture Block – Human Adrenal responce
Lecture Block – Science stress inoculation and performance choking
Lecture Block – class organisation and teaching adrenalised scenarios
Close Quarter Combat: Adrenalised scenarios
Practical Assessment – teaching and delivering adrenalised scenarios
Course assessment and Final Testing Day
‘Having trained for almost 10 years in martial arts and combat systems and worked within the sports industry I cannot give a higher recommendation for the professionalism of the British Krav Maga Instructor course.’
Meet your Coaches
British Krav Maga® Certified Training Programmes
Coach Paul Grey
Paul is the Training Director at British Krav Maga and leads the Instuctor Development Programme. Paul is a multi Blackbelt Instructor with a training history spanning over 4o years. Paul was Israeli trained under Eyal Yanilov & Amnon Darsa. Paul went on to found one of the UK’s longest standing Krav Maga Schools Krav Maga Bristol and the British Krav Maga Association in 2010
Paul has trained and certified more Krav Maga Instructors than any Europe Instructor and has assisted the opening and development of over 100 Krav Maga schools in the UK alone.
Coach Mark Edwards
Mark is a long standing Instructor of British Krav Maga and has a Krav Maga training history going back to 2006. Mark qualified as an Instructor in 2010 going on to run Close Protection and Military Krav Maga courses for the British Krav Maga.
Mark was a Warrant Officer in the Royal Marines and an Instructor based at the Commando Training Centre with specific skills to develop young Marines. Mark has trained more students to Instructor level than any other Instructor at British Krav Maga. Mark has an extraordinary skill set for developing promising Kravists into outstanding Instructors.
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