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Why YOU Should Learn Krav Maga at Full Armor in 2025

New year, new you—right? How's that working out for you so far?

Skip the resolutions that fizzle out and pick something that sticks: Krav Maga at Full Armor Krav Maga. Here’s why the average civilian—like you, scrolling this in Melbourne, FL—should step onto our mats in 2025. It’s practical, easier to learn than most martial arts, insanely popular, and keeps you fit enough to fight back when it counts.

First, practicality. Krav Maga isn’t about fancy katas or bowing to tradition—it’s street-ready self-defense, born from real-world scraps. At Full Armor, we teach you to neutralize threats fast: a mugger’s grab, a bar fight gone wrong, whatever. No fluff—just moves that work, like a jab-cross to the jaw or a knee to the gut. It’s simpler than you think, too. Unlike martial arts that take years to master (looking at you, black belt marathons), Krav Maga’s stripped-down approach gets you competent quick. Our instructors break it down so anyone—mom, mechanic, office worker—can pick up a choke escape or wrist break in weeks, not decades.

Why’s it so popular? Because it delivers. Over 2024, Krav Maga’s buzz kept climbing—cops, soldiers, and regular folks swear by it. At Full Armor, we’ve seen our family grow as more civilians realize they don’t need to be helpless. It’s not just hype; it’s proven. And here’s our edge: fitness. Every class packs a 20-minute sweat session—think sprints, burpees, and core burners. Why? Self-defense isn’t just technique. If you take your protection seriously, you need to run fast to escape, strike hard and quick to stun, and outlast some punk who underestimated you. We’re not here to just teach you moves—we’re building you into a weapon.

So, 2025’s your year. No gym intimidation, no endless forms—just real skills, real fitness, and a crew that’s got your back. Join Full Armor Krav Maga and walk taller—because the average civilian deserves to be anything but average when it counts. Sign up for a free trial class at our gym or try our new $30/month Hybrid Membership today! Let’s make this year unbreakable.

WHAT IS KRAV MAGA?

Krav Maga (Hebrew for “contact combat”) is the official hand-to-hand fighting system of the Israeli Defense Forces. It is known for its simplicity and brutal effectiveness. Krav Maga is meant for you – the “average” citizen.
Full Armor Krav Maga offers the very best in self-defense training and physical conditioning in Brevard County. Training at Full Armor Krav Maga will not only strengthen your body but will also increase your confidence, engage your mind, and transform your life.
Our goal is to teach you the skills you need to protect yourself and your loved ones.

ABOUT FULL ARMOR

Full Armor Krav Maga is a family-owned business that started in a small storage unit in January of 2020. Since then, we've grown to be the best Krav Maga school in Brevard. Our family is proud of our brand, and we couldn't have done it without the support of our dedicated instructors and community of members. At Full Armor Krav Maga, we have a variety of programs designed to get you in the best shape of your life and prepare you to defend yourself and your loved ones in any situation.We are conveniently located only five minutes from I-95, less than thirty minutes from Melbourne and Viera. For more information, call or text 321-351-6596 or email info@FullArmorKravMaga.com
SCHOOL LOCATION:
5000 Stack Blvd. Unit A4
Melbourne, FL 32901

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PRINCIPLES – THE FULL ARMOR WAY

RESPECT

DISCIPLINE

ATTITUDE

CONFIDENCE

SAFETY

HUMILITY

PILLARS OF KRAV MAGA

BOXING

JIU-JITSU

WRESTLING

MUAY THAI

KARATE

JUDO

AIKIDO

WHAT ARE THE 7 PILLARS OF KRAV MAGA?

Krav Maga, a self-defense system developed in Israel, incorporates techniques and principles from several major martial arts and combat disciplines. While it is not a traditional martial art with a rigid lineage, it draws heavily from practical fighting methods. The major martial arts and influences in Krav Maga include:

Boxing: Krav Maga integrates Western boxing techniques, such as jabs, crosses, hooks, and uppercuts, for effective striking and hand-to-hand combat.

Wrestling: Elements of grappling, takedowns, and ground control from wrestling are used to neutralize opponents and maintain dominance in close quarters.

Judo: Krav Maga borrows Judo’s throws, joint locks, and leverage-based techniques to manipulate and subdue attackers.

Jiu-Jitsu: Influences from traditional and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can be seen in Krav Maga’s emphasis on joint manipulation, chokes, and submissions, particularly for self-defense on the ground.

Muay Thai: Known as "The Art of Eight Limbs," Muay Thai contributes elbow strikes, knee strikes, and clinch work to Krav Maga’s aggressive striking arsenal.

Karate: Some of Krav Maga’s kicks and stances are inspired by Karate, focusing on precision and power in strikes.

Aikido: Aikido’s principles of redirecting an opponent’s energy and using their momentum against them are adapted for Krav Maga’s defensive maneuvers.

In addition to these, Krav Maga incorporates military combat tactics and real-world fighting experience, emphasizing practicality, efficiency, and adaptability over traditional forms or katas. It was originally developed by Imi Lichtenfeld in the 1930s and 1940s, blending these influences to create a system tailored for real-life self-defense and military use.