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"...Pounding a kicking shield or getting into a friendly brawl on the ground will extract any stress out of your body and mind..."


1- Learn to defend yourself (Urban Krav Maga system)

2- Improve your physical condition: cardio + full body workout

3- Enhance your confidence and self-esteem

4- Learn to channel adrenaline, deal with aggressive behaviour or under stress

5- Let off steam


"Patrice's classes focus on dealing with urban violence (e.g. being grabbed from behind, held down on the street, being punched etc) and are great fun and serious at the same time. They're a combination of a pragmatic workout to provide realistic exhaustion and focus on technique..." Suzanne (see full review here)



Wednesdays 7:30-9:00 pm

The Scout Hut, 212 Bellenden Road, SE15 4BY


For further information visit our website or contact Patrice

Mobile: 077 1746 6916

Email: [email protected]

#AMoveForThat #FearlessWednesday



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