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Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces | 
 enlarge | Authors: Avi Nardia, Albert Timen
Publisher: Black Belt Communications
Category: Book
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Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 332521
Media: Paperback
Pages: 180
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 10.8 x 7.7 x 0.2
ISBN: 0897501616
Dewey Decimal Number: 355.548
EAN: 9780897501613
ASIN: 0897501616
Publication Date: March 25, 2008
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Product Description
The fundamental aspects of Kapap, the martial arts system developed and utilized by Israeli special forces, are detailed in this handy manual. The defensive tactics, hand-to-hand combat moves, and self-defense methods that compose Kapap are all detailed, with special sections covering striking, grappling, pressure points, and weapon defense. Instructions are also provided for incorporating basic Kapap training methods and techniques into preexisting workout routines.
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 Earl's Kapap review August 3, 2008
Earl Gregg (Wichita Kansas)
I found this book to be very basic.If you have any martial arts training at all save your time and money.If you practice a stand up art you may find the ground fighting section beneficial,but even that isn't all that impressive.Kapap is probually a really good martial art,but you aren't likely to see that from this book.
All Fluff no Filler July 22, 2008
B. Ambrose (Los Angeles CA)
Having been in Martial Arts for 31 years now and having taught for the last 15, I can say that this book will do you NO GOOD.... I bought it with high hopes and was let down. I gave it 2 stars since it does have some good stuff from Jean Jacques Machado, however I thought I was buying a book on Kapap.. Instead the only technical aspects of the book came from BJJ and really didn't have any substance of KAPAP. If you want a good book get the one called Complete Krav Maga as it has actual techniques. This book doesn't.
Cashing in on Krav Maga popularity done poorly June 20, 2008
D. C. Carr (Chicago-land, USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Apparently, Kapap is an old acronym for Israeli hand-to-hand fighting
so the authors of this book use that term to claim what they're offering predates Krav Maga. And then they proceed to offer a few tidbits of combat principles, Brazilian jujitsu and recycled Krav Maga - none of which is apparently related to the original "kapap" - and do a mediocre job of it.
Disappointing.
Amazon carries much better books on Krav Maga and on Brazilian jujitsu - go to the search bar and look them up rather than spend your money on this one.
 kapap concepts June 4, 2008
Mr. Paul J. Brennan (telford, U.K.)
As a practising kapap practitioner I found the book particularly useful. It is easy to read, well structured and would be an ideal introduction for those looking to take up kapap or those who simply wish to incorporate the concepts into their own martial arts training
Kapap Combat Concepts: Martial Arts of the Israeli Special Forces May 30, 2008
gregory J. sluys (Washington State, USA)
I, too, have had the pleasure of training with Mr. Nardia. This book is an excellant review of the great wealth of knowledge that he, and Kapap, offer. I have been in the martial world for over 32 years and I can say that I highly recommend this book to any one interested in Kapap.
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