Pride Martial Arts

Combat Self Defense

The F.I.G.H.T. Program is a serious self-defense and fighting training system designed to effectively teach adults, in a short period of time, how to defend themselves, while motivating them to continue and advance their skills.

The program is taught by Certified Haganah Instructors.

F.I.G.H.T. is a part of the comprehensive Israeli combat system Haganah. The Haganah self defense system is primarily a merger of the two official martial arts of Israel, Krav Maga and Hisardut, added military tactics taught in KAPAP and LOTAR, and other hand-to-hand and armed fighting techniques used by Israeli Special Forces operatives in extremely hostile situations. Haganah carefully and uniquely combines the best elements from a variety of disciplines and other fighting tactics into a devastating street-combat system. One of the most powerful aspects of this combination of these disciplines in Haganah is its focus on getting to just a few specific common positions, called points of reference, from which a common set of techniques can be employed, depending upon the ultimate objective in the engagement. This structure, called "technique funneling" allows students to develop sound skills very quickly because it minimizes the number of unique comebacks they must learn to be effective.




			Combat Self Defense The F.I.G.H.T. Program is a serious self-defense and fighting training system designed to effectively teach adults, in a short period of time, how to defend themselves, while motivating them to continue and advance their skills. The program is taught by Certified Haganah Instructors. F.I.G.H.T. is a part of the comprehensive Israeli combat system Haganah. The Haganah self defense system is primarily a merger of the two official martial arts of Israel, Krav Maga and Hisardut, added military tactics taught in KAPAP and LOTAR, and other hand-to-hand and armed fighting techniques used by Israeli Special Forces operatives in extremely hostile situations. Haganah carefully and uniquely combines the best elements from a variety of disciplines and other fighting tactics into a devastating street-combat system. One of the most powerful aspects of this combination of these disciplines in Haganah is its focus on getting to just a few specific common positions, called points of reference, from which a common set of techniques can be employed, depending upon the ultimate objective in the engagement. This structure, called "technique funneling" allows students to develop sound skills very quickly because it minimizes the number of unique comebacks they must learn to be effective.