Rosati Martial Arts Hosts Krav Maga Classes

Nir Maman, a former Israeli Special Forces operator, was at the Rosati System of Modern Martial Arts in Nesconset last week teaching a course in Krav Maga.

Maman’s background spans over 15 years and encompasses service in the Israeli Special Forces, policing, high risk security and dignitary protection.

He recently completed his last term of service in the Israeli Special Forces (ISF) at the end of 2009 and served as a section commander on the Counter Terror Unit and Counter Terror and Special Operations School where he held the positions of Operational Team Leader and Lead Counter Terror Warfare and Krav Maga Instructor.

The extensive four-day course was based on the same methodology that Maman developed and taught at the ISF Counter Terror School. It’s streamlined, strategy-based platform that will allow the user to effectively learn and deploy the system in a condensed time frame, which was the primary criteria for all the special forces units Maman was responsible for training.

Among the subjects covered in the course were empty hand strategies and tactics against violent attacks, defense against multiple attackers, ground survival, defense against impact weapon attacks, knife threat and knife attack survival and defense against firearm threats.