A new internet site called www.kravmagabootcamp.com brings a new dimention to the not-so-ancient fighting style known as Krav Maga. With superstar support ranging from Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, as well as the Bourne Ultimatum movie series Krav Maga is spreading like wildfire as the “anyone can do it” martial art.
“it was only a matter of time that we took all of our training online” says kravmagabootcamp.com’s chief instructor Ran Nakash “as this is one of the most dynamic and evolving forms of combat known to man, a DVD series created 4 years ago on sale on Ebay is just not enough for someone who would like to stay current. The other issue is that some of the instruction out there is not of a high quality, or the video work doesn’t give the detail a user really needs to begin training in Krav Maga in a serious manner”
“the bootcamp difference” as the site advertises is well noticed when you hit the play button on the homepage. Within seconds you get a high resolution and high quality video feed with some neat moves (highlighted with special effects in editing) “we spent the better part of 3 months going over all of the video streaming solutions on the net to find out which one is the best. –we feel that this is an integral part of the service we want to offer to our subscribers” describe Lee Rivnay and Amir Student, the founders of the site. We spend months shooting and editing moves by the top Krav Maga instructors in the world, and then sometimes re-shoot to get it just right for our subscribers, some of which, are Krav Maga instructors themselves looking to stay current with the most up-to-date and tested materials.
For more informtion check out www.kravmagabootcamp.com
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