CKM and Israeli Army Fighting System History

Before 1948 the fighting system used by Israeli army was KAPAP (Fighting face to face).
KRAV MAGA (Contact Combat) was the fighting system used by Israeli army after 1948. Imi Lichtenfeld (the founder of Krav Maga) left Israeli army in 1964.
After 1964 the Israeli army was following Imi’s KRAV MAGA concepts until 1973 when Moni Aizik (officer in Israeli army by that time) was put in charge of teaching the Israeli soldiers the combat system. Moni Aizik developed and updated that system into what is now known as Commando Krav Maga (CKM).
CKM was released as a system to be taught to civilians in 2004. Today CKM is growing and accepted in over 17 Countries World Wide by civilians and also professionals.
 

Moni Aizik lives now in Toronto, Canada and he returns to Israel every 6 weeks to continue developing the CKM System directly with the active Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
Moni’s COMBAT SURVIVAL SYSTEM:
- Commando Krav Maga
- Women Commando Krav Maga
- Children Commando Krav Maga
- Physical and mental training
 

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LAURIAN LAPADATU

• 5th Degree Black Belt Karate Shotokan  
• 4th Degree Black Belt Mixed Martial Arts 
• 2nd Degree Karate Kyokushinkai 
• Certified Instructor CKM
• Certified Instructor Israeli Military Self Defense
• Brown Belt Judo
• Blue Belt Jiu Jitsu  

Other Credentials:

• Martial Arts Certified Instructor since 1991
• NCCP level 3  
• Fitness Personal Trainer
• Karate Certified Instructor, Coach, and Referee
• Military Training 
• Experience in teaching Combat Tactics to Law Enforcement and Military. 
• In Martial Arts since 1986
• CPR Course Level “C”- St. John’s Ambulance Society