u/notburneddown

Does anyone have security footage of someone using a krav maga gun disarm to defend their kids from a criminal or anything like that?

Please don’t say “Krav practitioners don’t record their fights.” Security cameras at a liquor store are rolling 24/7. If someone robs a liquor store and the cashier performs a gun disarm, there SHOULD be a recording of it posted somewhere I would think.

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u/notburneddown — 2 days ago

How do I tell if a krav maga school is good or not?

And which organizations should they be a part of if they are good? What should the instructors credentials be?

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u/notburneddown — 3 days ago

Anyone been on cobenfy?

Zyprexa and namenda have been the only thing that works for me for many years since I was 9. I haven’t tried cobenfy but I have tried every atypical antipsychotic.

I keep reading that cobenfy may be the solution. Has anyone here been on it under similar conditions? What is your review of it?

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u/notburneddown — 4 days ago

Has anyone been to Sparta Academy?

I was thinking of trying it. The one in West LA. They have krav maga, muay thai, and bjj, and mma. Looks perfect. I am wondering like how is the cardio in it? I would like to possibly try 2 classes per week at first then maybe raise it to 3?

How legit is the school?

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u/notburneddown — 4 days ago

CIA denies seizing documents before they could be declassified… right…

We are supposed to trust the CIA when they say this? That sounds really dumb. Why are we not dismantling all three letter agencies after this?

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u/notburneddown — 8 days ago

So most martial arts claim to help overcome fear. Some practitioners claim that their art works better than other arts for this purpose. Has a comprehensive study been done on the impacts of different kinds of martial arts on fear? I mean the ones that have the most claims to reducing fear are krav maga, muay thai, bjj, wrestling, and probably boxing (altho for all of these the teacher would say overcoming fear through these requires lots of intense sparring). Other traditional arts like Karate, Tae Kwon Do, and Kung Fu, also claim to help overcome fear altho most people don't think that the majority of those kinds of arts work very well for that purpose and would recommend one of the first five arts I just listed for that purpose instead.

I'm wondering if a study could be done on which, if any, martial arts are good for reducing fear. I had a boxing teacher say he never gets scared at horror movies now that he's been in fights. I hear a lot of claims like that.

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u/notburneddown — 21 days ago

So I know now there’s a chance politically to revise section 702 to prevent the collection of our data via data brokers and sale from them to the NSA. It’s called The 4th Amendment is Not for Sale Act. I’m a political independent who would like to participate in making this happen via the internet. Is there a discord for this or a place online to discuss?

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u/notburneddown — 1 month ago