Wednesday, September 15, 2021
In this interview with self-defense coach Tony Blauer, we dive deep into the origins of Blauer's journey in martial arts and self-defense. Blauer, who has been instrumental in shaping the Krav Maga system, shares how his early fears of violence and bullying pushed him into the world of self-defense. Starting with taekwondo and later expanding into boxing and wrestling, Blauer developed a unique approach that centers on scenario-based training—teaching people how to react under real-world conditions.
One of the standout elements of Blauer's philosophy is his emphasis on fear management. He breaks down how fear can be a significant obstacle in self-defense and offers strategies to overcome it. Blauer's insights are not just theoretical; he offers practical solutions through his online training program, Garage Gym, where he covers everything from fear management to tactical self-defense and weapons training.
This interview is a must-watch for anyone serious about self-defense, whether you're just starting out or have years of experience under your belt. Blauer's approach is all about preparing for the reality of violence, making his training both practical and essential.
Co-Founder Of My Krav Life
I’ve been knee-deep in martial arts my whole life, and My Krav Life is where I spill the beans on how to keep yourself—and your loved ones—safe in this wild world.
When I’m not busy teaching or typing away, you’ll find me wrangling my five kids or juggling my various businesses.
My mission? To turn everyday folks into the ultimate sheepdogs of their community. Plus, I might throw in a dad joke or two—consider yourself warned!
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