Kapap Lotar THE REAL COMBAT SYSTEM

Kapap Combatives Wakefield
Level 1 Instructor Course
With Sam Markey
& Israeli Dream Team from the
Tel Aviv Counter Terror School
Lt Colonel Chaim Peer, David Arama, & Avi Nardia

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• ABC Combat System
• Oxygen Challenge
• Israeli Martial Arts
• Special Forces Training
• self defence Conditioning
• Chris Crudelli

[daleyy1234]

I love kapap and krav maga combat systems they are practically the same based around the 360 degree fighting concept in real fighting combat situations but if you watch in MMA and UFC i think you dont get as much to the real deal as that in terms of full contact but they are only training and fighting against one opponent in a ring outside the ring is a different story but who knows

[makeupdolly88]

@daleyy1234 MMA & UFC is a Sport The realest you can get to Full Contact: IS Outside the Ring!!! No Ref, No Time Limits...No Rules! and Anyone Can Enter the fight at any time to Join In against you! With or without a WEAPON... There is NOTHING real about Enduring multiple blows in a controlled environment The name for that is a Drill. Reality presents itself without warning...! Being prepared for that IS the Ultimate in Survival. And is the Story that matters the most!

[makeupdolly88]

This is Leopold Lowe Highest Ranking Member of The ABC Combat System Instructor Team to date...02.05.2010

Headed by

Chris Crudelli

look on FB Group S.T.I.C.K...

Street Techniques Immortal Combat Knowledge

or

ABC,ers Instructors Group on Facebook

Find out how this guys performance has made Chris Crudelli Vexxed and Jealous and has made him obstruct his BlackBelt on 02.05.2010 by cheating him false accusations

He is facing libel action &

Discredit to himself & his ABC Combat System!!

[beefycol]

he a good man.... respect to all the men! that join the course

[MrFAME2013]

ya krav maga better

[azr5884]

The thing i love about israeli fighting systems is that they are very realisitic !

[Shonaripa]

@ZMorpheus Yes, I understand and agree, afterall it IS pressure training, but I truly see, from own experience and study of these types of people and what parts of their brains that are active, that he is just hiding behind his title and position as a so called trainer. He oozes someone who's got stored anger and an unventing turmoil inside. I understand the strictness of trainers but this I instantly noticed wasn't genuine but just simply bullying. We have a disagreement I see:D

Cheers

[ZMorpheus]

@Shonaripa I read your comment before i watched the video. And I'd have to disagree. The guy is being a disrespectful fuck, but it's in line with the real-time hostile situation that one can run into. People on the streets aren't gonna wait for you till you're in position, they gonna strike you from wherever mercylessly. He's stereo-typing that behaviour by making the trainee normalise a hefty reaction to getting jumped. Whereas untrained people could fold or freeze under pressure.

[Jaymzstewart]

Though Chaim and Avi knew their stuff, there's a lot of controversey around Kapap, including a large doubt it is even a real art taught in the IDF. Run a google search on Avi Nardia lies and you'll see there's all sorts of dodgy dealings, false claims etc. I really liked the guys, but given that I didn't really come away with anything I could use (apart from a certificate saying I can teach Kapap???) it's worth knowing what you're getting into, especially at nearly £900 (I didn't pay that :))

[Jaymzstewart]

I was at this course and I can say that I wasn't impressed. There were too many guys there, lots of time spent with loads of us attacking one person, no intensity to the drills, not enough time with the instructors. I felt like I I learned some techniques I could explain but nothing that would help me in a real fight.

Check out Pure Krav Maga... they are affiliated to Boaz Aviram who actually taught at the IDF and has the most acclaimed book on Krav Maga there is.

[Shonaripa]

Not only does it waste everyone's time to work on ONE person at a time, but it's a platform for the trainer (bully) to humiliate and vent his inner turmoils he can't deal with any other way. It's just a platform for bullies like that neanderthal to be a bully but hiding it behind their title, loving being in some type of authority position. I understand it's pressure training but the trainer is a piece of shit bully lowlife who thrives in his position as "trainer". Simple psychology - LOWLIFE

[bryanzellar]

This looks really intense. Can anyone tell me what the spinning in a circle is for? Is it just to throw your equilibrium out of whack or to make you exhausted before you fight for your life? Either way I think this is the most real and intense type of training around. Are there techniques in this style or is it just practical application and survival situation stuff?

[SubliminalSin]

@makeupdolly88 Extrememly well said mate :) UFC is a sport, nothing like real life. I have been training in KAPAP Brisbane, Australia for about 1 year now... After being a member of approx 8 other martial arts styles over a combined 16 years or so, I have happily settled on KAPAP, True, Brutal, Realistic, Survival tactics, created for any situation whether you're a soldier or Civillian. Top notch training guys, Keep it up... Regards - Andrew QLD Australia