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IanS · March 23, 2001, 11:03 PM

Thanks for all your quick replies. I still plan to join despite some of the criticisms so far. Personally, I have no illusions that learning any discipline will guarantee my safety. My chances may go up but neither will it give me a false sense of security. I don't have that attitude with my firearms and neither will it apply to learning any discipline.

Simple fact is Krav Maga may get my lazy A$$ up from this computer and do some physical conditioning. Working out at a health club is boring.

*I still hope to see more posts concerning the validity of Krav Maga as a practical means of self defense.

March 23, 2001, 11:03 PM	#14
IanS Senior Member Join Date: October 7, 2000 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,632	Thanks for all your quick replies. I still plan to join despite some of the criticisms so far. Personally, I have no illusions that learning any discipline will guarantee my safety. My chances may go up but neither will it give me a false sense of security. I don't have that attitude with my firearms and neither will it apply to learning any discipline. Simple fact is Krav Maga may get my lazy A$$ up from this computer and do some physical conditioning. Working out at a health club is boring. *I still hope to see more posts concerning the validity of Krav Maga as a practical means of self defense.