class schedule

Orange Belt (sometimes termed “Level 2” at a Krav Maga Worldwide school is the second stage of our curriculum. Here you’ll learn basic strikes such as hook punches and uppercut punches, side kicks and back kicks. You’ll also learn how to deal with more common attacks such as bearhugs.
The average training time for this level is six months, assuming you train at least twice a week. At this level, I’ll see the continuation of the Krav Maga principles. For instance, in Yellow Belt you learned the plucking principle to defend against an attacker’s hands on your throat. In Orange Belt, you will apply that same plucking principle to a headlock from behind.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

For us, Green Belt represents the beginning of real mastery of the system. When we test people for advancement to the next belt level, Green Belt is where people start to fail. It is certainly possible to fail a Yellow or Orange Belt test, but as long as the students can fight through the stress, show aggressiveness, and perform techniques adequately, they should pass Yellow and Orange. Green Belt is where you need to bring it all together: You must deal with the stress, be aggressive, and execute techniques sharply and cleanly. Expect to train for at least nine months at this level, assuming a minimum of two training sessions a week.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

For us, Green Belt represents the beginning of real mastery of the system. When we test people for advancement to the next belt level, Green Belt is where people start to fail. It is certainly possible to fail a Yellow or Orange Belt test, but as long as the students can fight through the stress, show aggressiveness, and perform techniques adequately, they should pass Yellow and Orange. Green Belt is where you need to bring it all together: You must deal with the stress, be aggressive, and execute techniques sharply and cleanly. Expect to train for at least nine months at this level, assuming a minimum of two training sessions a week.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

For us, Green Belt represents the beginning of real mastery of the system. When we test people for advancement to the next belt level, Green Belt is where people start to fail. It is certainly possible to fail a Yellow or Orange Belt test, but as long as the students can fight through the stress, show aggressiveness, and perform techniques adequately, they should pass Yellow and Orange. Green Belt is where you need to bring it all together: You must deal with the stress, be aggressive, and execute techniques sharply and cleanly. Expect to train for at least nine months at this level, assuming a minimum of two training sessions a week.

Orange Belt (sometimes termed “Level 2” at a Krav Maga Worldwide school is the second stage of our curriculum. Here you’ll learn basic strikes such as hook punches and uppercut punches, side kicks and back kicks. You’ll also learn how to deal with more common attacks such as bearhugs.
The average training time for this level is six months, assuming you train at least twice a week. At this level, I’ll see the continuation of the Krav Maga principles. For instance, in Yellow Belt you learned the plucking principle to defend against an attacker’s hands on your throat. In Orange Belt, you will apply that same plucking principle to a headlock from behind.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

Orange Belt (sometimes termed “Level 2” at a Krav Maga Worldwide school is the second stage of our curriculum. Here you’ll learn basic strikes such as hook punches and uppercut punches, side kicks and back kicks. You’ll also learn how to deal with more common attacks such as bearhugs.
The average training time for this level is six months, assuming you train at least twice a week. At this level, I’ll see the continuation of the Krav Maga principles. For instance, in Yellow Belt you learned the plucking principle to defend against an attacker’s hands on your throat. In Orange Belt, you will apply that same plucking principle to a headlock from behind.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

Orange Belt (sometimes termed “Level 2” at a Krav Maga Worldwide school is the second stage of our curriculum. Here you’ll learn basic strikes such as hook punches and uppercut punches, side kicks and back kicks. You’ll also learn how to deal with more common attacks such as bearhugs.
The average training time for this level is six months, assuming you train at least twice a week. At this level, I’ll see the continuation of the Krav Maga principles. For instance, in Yellow Belt you learned the plucking principle to defend against an attacker’s hands on your throat. In Orange Belt, you will apply that same plucking principle to a headlock from behind.

Yellow Belt is the first stage in learning our Krav Maga curriculum. If you attend class at one of Krav Maga Worldwide’s certified schools, you will start here at Yellow Belt, or “Level 1.” The average training time for this level (assuming at least two training sessions per week) is four months. The curriculum at this level introduces basic strikes such as straight punches, elbows, front kicks, and knees— the meat and potatoes of a street fight. You’ll also learn how to deal with common chokes and headlocks. In addition, the techniques here offer a clear representation of the principles of Krav Maga ideas such as explosive movements, instinct-based responses, and simultaneous defense and counterattack.

Orange Belt (sometimes termed “Level 2” at a Krav Maga Worldwide school is the second stage of our curriculum. Here you’ll learn basic strikes such as hook punches and uppercut punches, side kicks and back kicks. You’ll also learn how to deal with more common attacks such as bearhugs.
The average training time for this level is six months, assuming you train at least twice a week. At this level, I’ll see the continuation of the Krav Maga principles. For instance, in Yellow Belt you learned the plucking principle to defend against an attacker’s hands on your throat. In Orange Belt, you will apply that same plucking principle to a headlock from behind.

8:15 PM

Our Intro to Jiu-Jitsu class is tailored for real-world self-defense, focusing on practical techniques to protect yourself against common attackers—not competitive sparring.

In this supportive and non-intimidating environment, you’ll learn:

• How to defend against grabs, holds, and ground attacks.
• Effective ways to neutralize larger opponents using leverage and positioning.
• Techniques that build confidence and empower you to handle real-life scenarios.

Premium Membership at Krav Maga CDK – the ultimate choice for dedicated students seeking top value and exclusive perks. This membership offers exceptional value with exclusive benefits:

• Zero Testing Fees: Advance through your Krav Maga levels without worrying about extra costs.
• Intro to Jiu-Jitsu Program: Gain access to our specialized Jiu-Jitsu program, perfect for enhancing your skills and diversifying your training.
• Exclusive CDK Apparel: Receive premium t-shirts designed exclusively for our premium members.
• Priority Access: Be the first to hear about and sign up for workshops, events, and new programs.

Our Intro to Jiu-Jitsu class is tailored for real-world self-defense, focusing on practical techniques to protect yourself against common attackers—not competitive sparring.

In this supportive and non-intimidating environment, you’ll learn:

• How to defend against grabs, holds, and ground attacks.
• Effective ways to neutralize larger opponents using leverage and positioning.
• Techniques that build confidence and empower you to handle real-life scenarios.

Premium Membership at Krav Maga CDK – the ultimate choice for dedicated students seeking top value and exclusive perks. This membership offers exceptional value with exclusive benefits:

• Zero Testing Fees: Advance through your Krav Maga levels without worrying about extra costs.
• Intro to Jiu-Jitsu Program: Gain access to our specialized Jiu-Jitsu program, perfect for enhancing your skills and diversifying your training.
• Exclusive CDK Apparel: Receive premium t-shirts designed exclusively for our premium members.
• Priority Access: Be the first to hear about and sign up for workshops, events, and new programs.