Alan Antopol
February 28, 2018 23:42
The "How to Survive a Bar Fight" 3 hour class was well taught and consisted of useful information and techniques. It was given in a bar, which allowed the instructor to realistically point out important features of bars like exit locations, floor surfaces, lighting, ambient noise, objects on and behind the bar and other objects scattered around the bar (e.g. chairs, tables, coat racks, hangers). The class then progressed to "de-escalation" techniques and then to counters against actual attacks. The material taught seemed accessible to the majority of the students, many of whom study Krav Maga, judging by their t-shirts. FWIW, about 1/4 of the students were female. Most of the time was spent practicing the techniques with a partner or partners. The instructor and assistant instructors circulated around the room giving valuable pointers to the students. The class was safe. Students did not get hurt. I recommend this class to folks who spend time in bars and clubs.