Learn Krav Maga's Forward Roll Technique

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Wiki Revision Date - 24 Nov 2014 16:16

Learn Krav Maga's Forward Roll Technique

If you have been attacked and knocked forwards, you need to learn how to fall forwards properly in order to avoid injury.

We haven't found any solid Krav Maga videos focused on this technique. Therefore, we are using other martial arts videos (i.e. Judo) that teach students how to do a forward roll.

For additional self-defense techniques, please visit the main Krav Maga Techniques section.


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