In this insightful episode of our podcast, Tsahi Shemesh welcomes back expert Ron Rotem to delve deep into the origins and societal catalysts of Krav Maga.

Exploring the disturbing rise of antisemitism during the 1930s—echoes of which are resurfacing in 2024—and how Imi Lichtenfeld, the founder of Krav Maga, responded to these challenges back in the last century.

The discussion will cover the relevance of Krav Maga's philosophy in today's context, specifically addressing the actions and mindset the Jewish community might consider in the face of renewed discrimination.

Additionally, Tsahi and Ron explain the fine line between advocating for peace and shifting toward vigilante actions,

Join us as we revisit history to understand its lessons for today's world.

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In this episode, Elad Binenfeld & I discuss how Krav Maga serves as a therapeutic tool. Krav Maga, just as Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) involves managing emotions and reactions to help build resilience and prepare for daily situations.

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In this episode, Tsahi Shemesh and Ron Rotem, two instructors who know their Krav Maga inside and out, delve into the origins of Krav Maga.

They're here to chat about all things Krav Maga - the stuff everyone knows and the juicy secrets that hardly anyone talks about. We'll dive into how Krav Maga got started, why it became such a big deal, and how it spread all over the globe. But that's not all. Tsahi and Ron are also going to spill the beans on the behind-the-scenes stories, the hidden heroes, and some of the sneakier aspects of Krav Maga that don't usually get airtime.

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