Ran SteinbergMartial arts & self-defenseRan Steinberg · Dennis Survival
Martial arts and self-defense.
Learn something that challenges you.
Meet people you'll enjoy training with.
Your training
The ability to defend yourself. A new skill.
A good place for your child. An hour for yourself.
Start with what brings you here.
Play, movement and progress they can feel.
Balance. Friends. Another try.Explore the trainingLearn martial arts, take on a challenge and meet people.
A challenge that interests you. A group to be part of.Explore the trainingSkills, fitness and people you're glad to see again.
For beginners, returning students and those ready to go further.Explore the training
Private training with Ran
Learn self-defense, build a foundation in martial arts or refine skills you've already begun to develop. Work directly with Ran, with time to practice, ask questions and make the next adjustment.
Explore private trainingWorkshops and team training
Workshops for women, teen girls and work teams, and training for military, law enforcement and security personnel. Content is planned around the group and its goals.
Explore and plan a workshopIn a group, you learn and practice with different training partners. In private training, you work directly with Ran on your own goal, with time for focused demonstration, practice and correction. Both formats suit beginners and people who want to go further. Ran will help you choose based on your interests and what fits into your life.
The coach comes to learn, too.Meet Ran
When Ran goes to train with Dennis, he goes to see his teacher, spend time with friends and learn something new.
That's the atmosphere he wants in his own sessions, too. Serious practice, a challenge and a coach who knows the person he's teaching. With a young child, it may start with play and movement. With an experienced student, it might be a small adjustment that changes an entire technique.
Meet the person who teaches you
Martial arts, in the fullest sense
Stance, movement, throws, groundwork and self-defense. Technique put into practice, with contact and judgment, in a system you can keep studying for years.
Explore the system in actionDays, times and locations
Groups in Tzahala and Neve Gan.
See what works with your week.
45 minutes per session
Groups for younger children and a group for kids and teens. Ask Ran which group is suitable and when it meets.
Registration and payment are handled by the community center.
Three groups · 45 minutes per session
Different groups meet within this time window. Ran will help you choose based on age and experience.
Registration and payment are handled by the country club, under its terms.
Teens and adults · One-hour session
NIS 350 per month for two sessions a week. Confirm the exact address when you arrange your visit.
Ask Ran about participation through a Tzahala Country Club membership.
Choose a group, talk with Ran and arrange your first session. Confirm the exact age range and available places before you come.
Choose a different age group ↑Yes. Start with a short conversation about your interests and background, then choose a way to try the training. You don't need to know any techniques or already have a belt.
Wear comfortable clothes. Ran gets to know you, asks about your experience and any limitations he should take into account, and explains what you'll do. The format and details of the trial session are agreed on in advance.
Yes. Contact, partner work and sparring are part of learning martial arts. Ran supervises and adapts the practice to age, experience and ability. If you have any concerns, you can talk with him before the session.
Usually around age five. For younger children, Ran considers each child individually. Early training focuses on movement, balance, coordination and play within a martial arts class.
Let’s talk
What would you like to learn? What fits into your week? Ran will help you choose the right training and arrange a trial session.
Talk with Ran Or call 054-450-2060