Those scheduled to attend classes once a week will take longer to be proficient than those doing it more often. Below are the levels in the practitioner grade. Level 1 This is where you learn about the fundamentals of self-defense, like striking your opponent effectively and putting them off balance. Expect a lot of muscle memory and gross motor skills training, as mastering your movements will help you create appropriate responses in times of need.
Most students get ready to move on to the higher ranks after around 4 months of taking classes. Level 2 This level is where things get serious. Level 3 Learning about disarming your opponent is a huge part of this level. Tackling an assailant with a knife or gun takes so much more caution and precision than handling an unarmed person. Expect to finish this course in 9 months.
The big question is where is the self-belief coming from? What makes some of us confident in ourselves and others so doubtful that they fear even the simple challenges in life? Most of the time our self-belief is built on past experience. If we fail many times, we start to avoid repeating actions that might result in further failure and even more blows to our ego. People with this attitude treat each failure as a step toward success.
Yes, after a hard day at work or school, with family responsibilities and daily chores, it is often hard to find the motivation to get to a gym.
But once you get here, you should never feel that you made a mistake by coming. The environment should be fun yet informative, challenging yet supportive and safe, and after the training you should always leave with a smile on your face, proud of your accomplishments.
Therefore we have always strived to create an atmosphere at Impact where people feel welcomed, are treated with respect and professionalism and are given the highest level of Krav Maga, self-defense and fighting training available. So if you are learning useful life-saving skills and getting a great workout surrounded by friendly and motivated people in a safe, fun and caring setting, keep training as long as you can, and as long as it keeps you happy.
In fact we have had many students that have moved to a different city and even different country, and they take the opportunity to return to San Diego from time to time to train with us, simply because they cannot find the same training environment anywhere else.
As far as the question of progression and the length of time it takes to get better at Krav Maga and when can a student start using Krav Maga effectively if needed. The answer to this question has many layers. First of all, our classes are set up in such a way, that after even one class, students have already learned some life-saving skills. Obviously with more classes they learn more techniques, and with constant repetition, corrections and drilling they improve upon these skills, make them sharper, more aggressive, and apply them with less hesitation and more precision.
It is never a race or a competition to progress faster than your classmates.
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