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Dedication

      For Claire, Benjamin, and Leo

       In Loving Memory of Helen Brener Smith

       Table of Contents

Dedication

Introduction

The Language of Krav Maga

Street Violence

Human Emotional Responses in a Life-threatening Encounter

Krav Maga’s Methodology

Krav Maga Tactics

The Best Use of This Book

CHAPTER 1—Control Holds Reviewed

Cavalier #1

Cavalier #2

Cavalier #3

Control Hold A

Control Hold B

Control Hold C

Face and Weapon Control Hold

Defense When the Handgun is Visible in the Front Waistband

Defense When the Handgun is in the Rear Waistband

Weapons of Opportunity

       CHAPTER 2—Impact-Weapon Defenses

       Overhand One-Handed Strike Defense

       What to Do if the Assailant Drops the Weapon as You Counterattack

       Overhand Defense Against a Long-Distance Attack or When Late

       Defending a One-Handed Overhand “Off-Angle” Defense

       Defending a Two-Handed Overhead Chair or Stool-Type Attack

       Defending a Two-Handed Overhead Swing Attack

       Defending a Sideswing Impact-Weapon Attack

       Defending a Low Sideswing Impact-Weapon Attack

       Defending an Attacker Using Two Impact Weapons

       Defending a Chain or Whip-like Attack

       Defending an Overhead Impact Attack When on the Ground

       Defending an Upward Rifle-Butt Stroke

       Defending a Horizontal Rifle-Butt Stroke

       Defending an Impact-Weapon Front Choke

       Defending a Pulling Impact-Weapon Rear Choke

       CHAPTER 3—Leg Defenses Against Edged-Weapon Attacks

       Edged-Weapons Introduction

       Straight Kick Against an Overhead Attack

       Straight Kick Against an Underhand Attack

       Roundhouse Kick Against a Straight Stab

       Roundhouse Kick Against a Slash

       Sidekick Against a High Straight Stab

       Rear Stab Defenses

       Overhead Attack

       Defending a Surprise Short Straight Stab

       Using Shield-like Objects Against an Edged-Weapon Attack

       Defending an Attacker Using Two Edged Weapons

       Edged-Weapon Threats

       Defending Against an Assailant Posturing/Threatening with an Edged Weapon

       Defending When the Assailant Switches the Edged Weapon Between His Hands

       An Assailant Posturing with an Edged Weapon at a Distance

       Defenses When the Defender Is on the Ground

       Both the Assailant and Defender Are on the Ground

       Defending Against a Standing Assailant Slashing at Your Legs or Jumping on You

       Overhead Attack Defense When the Defender is on His Back

       CHAPTER 4—Hand Defenses Against Edged Weapons

       Defending an Incoming Overhead Stab

       Overhead Defense When Not “Nose to Nose” or the Defender Can Burst Early

       Defending an Overhead Off-Angle Stab When Facing in Opposite Direction

       Straight Stab “L” Block

       Straight Stab “L” Block When in an Opposite Outlet Stance

       Instinctive Defense Against a Close Underhand Stab

       Sidestep an Underhand Stab

       Defending an Off-Angle Underhand Stab

       Defending an Off-Angle Straight Stab

       Defending a Midsection Hook Stab or Slash

       Defending an Inside Slash

       Long Range Slash

       Medium Range Slash

       Short Range Slash

       Defending an Inside Diagonal Slash

       Body Defense an Inside Forward Slash and Follow-up Backslash

       Backslash Defense or Against a “Reverse” Stab

      

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