The Ocean, The Wave & Krav Maga

 
Moshe is the gentleman wearing the beard 

Israeli Krav International founder Moshe Katz wrote a wonderful follow up piece regarding my latest blog post! 
Check it out:
http://www.your-krav-maga-expert.com/Ocean-Wave-Krav-Maga.html
Thanks Moshe!
All the best,
~Craig
 

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