Posts Tagged ‘Bangalore’
Yesterday, we explained how women can use simple things to counter attack when in danger. In the concluding part of our series, krav-maga expert Frank J ‘Wolf’ tells you how…
Krav Maga, a self-defence technique developed in Israel, literally means ‘contact combat’ or ‘close combat’. Relying on human instincts, this hand-to-hand combat involves wrestling, boxing, grappling and striking techniques. With…
A group of Bangaloreans wants to make the city the Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation capital of India, finds Arati Rao. Frank J, who conducts Krav Maga classes in Richmond Town, offered…
Keeping in Shape At Solace, a 20,000-sq-ft gym in Calcutta, members can choose from yoga, body balancing, Krav Maga and salsa. Website Ultimate Krav Maga India, Post Link The Telegraph…
DNA Newspaper, Bangalore It’s never too late to learn a how to defend yourself — after all, the streets aren’t getting any safer You could be petite or small-built, but…
June 12, 09 By V. Vishwanath If there is one martial arts that does not require perfect fitness, upper body strength, and ability to learn complex nitty gritties, it is…
GlobalPost.com Website The terror attacks in Mumbai have sparked new fears, and new business opportunities, in India’s outsourcing capital. By Saritha Rai – GlobalPost India — During the week, Anoop…
NDTV.com Vasanthi Hariprakash, Neha Kidwai Saturday, January 10, 2009, (Bangalore) A private company in Bangalore is now offering training for ordinary citizens to combat terror. The trainers say that special…
Hindustan Times, Front page Bangalore IT Pros train in Israeli Survival Techniques SOFTWARE PROFESSIONALS like Anoop Ramakrishnan, 24, and many others in the tech industry here are picking up new…
Outlook Business Magazine Companies could be the next ‘trophy targets’ of terrorists. Those that don’t rush to build adequate cover, whatever the cost, may not live to regret it Corporate…
Time Out Magazine Amrita Gupta finds out how one of the city’s self-defence coaches is training citizens to tackle the threat of terrorism. Ashish Puri, an employee at Cisco, is…
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