
🚨 Your Company Has a Safety Problem — And It’s Not Gonna Fix Itself
This isn’t your typical "break the board, get the certificate" nonsense. At Steve Woolridge’s Krav Maga & Fitness Center, we’re flipping the script on corporate safety. We’re talking street-proven, military-informed, and zero-fluff training that WORKS under pressure.
Your Ego Is Getting You Killed (and Other Fun Truths About Trying Krav Maga)
Look, I get it. Nobody wants to look like a confused toddler throwing a tantrum while trying to block a punch. But if your ego’s too big to take a hit—literally and metaphorically—you’re gonna stay soft. You’re gonna stay vulnerable. And in the real world, that gets people hurt

Black Belt? Cool. Can You Survive a Parking Lot Ambush?
Black Belt? Cool. Can You Survive a Parking Lot Ambush? I’ve seen it time and time again: someone walks in, black belt wrapped around their waist like it’s a magic forcefield. They strut in with their chest puffed up, ready to “show me something.” Five minutes later, they’re gasping for air on the mat because real-life violence doesn’t care about your belt color.
Why Your Punches Are Weak (And How to Fix Them)
Weak punches don’t just make you ineffective—they make you vulnerable. In a real-world scenario, there are no second chances. If you want to hit like a truck instead of a toddler, put in the work. Fix your technique, build your strength, train your speed, and develop your endurance.

Yellow Belt Test on February 22nd
We’ve got the Yellow Belt Test coming up on February 22nd, and I keep getting the same two questions. Over. And over. And OVER. One. 'Am I ready to test?' Two. 'What can I expect?'

Readiness is a Myth. Stop Waiting, Start Fighting: Why 20 Hours of Effort Beats 20 Years of Excuses
Readiness is a Myth. Stop Waiting, Start Fighting: Why 20 Hours of Effort Beats 20 Years of Excuses. ? You’ve been overthinking, procrastinating, and convincing yourself you’re "just not ready yet." Guess what? Readiness is a myth. The enemy isn’t your schedule, your fitness level, or your two left feet—it’s your hesitation.