Krav Maga Self Defence

Ever notice how some people just don't look like an easy target? That's known as target hardening, and it's something you can train.

In our latest blog post, Training Insights, Instructor Jason breaks down how posture, quiet confidence and a few simple awareness habits — like taking corners wide or picking the right spot to check your phone — can make you a much harder target to pick out of a crowd. You don't need years of training to start applying it, just a bit of practice.

Read the full post:
https://kravmagaselfdefence.com.au/blog

Learn to notice what's around you. Know how to respond when it matters. Build real confidence — skills that carry into everyday life, not just the mats.

Book your 14 day starter:
https://kravmagaselfdefence.com.au/womens-classes/

Partner drills teach you how to move someone you care about through a crowd, out a door, away from danger — tactically, calmly and in control.

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"My child used to need everything repeated over and over again. Now they pick it up the first time."

That's what a lot of Krav Junior parents tell us — and it's not an accident. Active listening and situational awareness are things we train deliberately, just built into the drills instead of taught as a lecture.

We wrote up how it works (and why it matters) on our blog.
https://kravmagaselfdefence.com.au/blog

You might have thought about carrying "an object" to feel safer. Not because you want a fight — but because finishing work late or the commute home has started to feel less certain. Having something on you feels like regaining some control.

Instinctively, that makes sense. But in NSW, "I'm carrying this to protect myself" isn't a valid legal defence.

Under the Crimes Act, self-defence is specifically excluded as a reasonable excuse for carrying a knife. The very reason you carried it is the one reason that won't hold up if you're stopped. And you can be stopped. Since NSW's police wanding laws started, officers have scanned over 4,100 people and laid 71 weapons charges. In mid-2026, those powers were made permanent, with more locations added — this isn't a rare edge case anymore.

Note: possession without a reasonable excuse carries fines up to $4,400 or up to 4 years in prison. Carrying it visibly, in a way that could cause fear, pushes that to $11,000.

The fear driving that decision is real. It just doesn't need a weapon to answer it. We train the tactics, mindset, and awareness that handle far more situations than anything in your pocket ever could — legally, and without a court date attached.

Come try a class and build the option that actually holds up.
https://kravmagaselfdefence.com.au/

EVERY woman is powerful. Training helps you find it, then develops it into something you can rely on.

Our Women's Division isn't about fixing something broken or preparing you for the worst. It's about taking what's already there — your instincts, your voice, your presence — and giving it shape.

Some women come in expecting to learn how to kick and punch. What they walk out with is different: they stand taller, speak up faster, second-guess themselves less. The physical skills are really just proof the power was there all along.

Women's Class - Thursday - 7:00PM
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