Long Beach, California
562-501-4803longbeach@360kravmaga.com

Striking • Grappling • Self-Defense

Fight ready.
Life ready.

360 Krav Maga is one integrated martial arts system. Students learn to strike, grapple, escape, control, and apply those skills to self-defense through progressive training that holds up under pressure.

Fighting for Self-Defense
EST. 2003Built in Long Beach
20+ YEARSDeveloping students
ONE SYSTEMStriking • Grappling • Self-defense
Train with purpose

More than techniques.
A system that builds people.

360 Krav Maga develops students physically, mentally, and technically. Every part of training has a purpose—from learning the skill, to drilling it, testing it under resistance, and building the ability to perform when it matters.

Led by Alan Predolin — a veteran of the U.S. and Italian armies, a black belt and Expert Level 2 under Eyal Yanilov, and the curriculum and instructor-training lead for the 360 system.

Free one-class trial

Let's find the right class.

Your first visit

Train once. Meet the team. Experience the system.

Wear comfortable athletic clothing. We'll introduce the academy, teach at your experience level, and help you find the right program. No previous martial arts or fitness experience is needed.

Call 562-501-4803longbeach@360kravmaga.com3050 Woodruff Ave, Long Beach, CA 90808

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We'll respond within one business day.

Our Programs

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Lil Dragons students training together at 360 Krav Maga
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Ages 5–7

Lil Dragons

A high-energy introduction to martial arts that develops focus, coordination, confidence, and age-appropriate self-defense.

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A junior student practicing striking at 360 Krav Maga
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Ages 8–12

Juniors

Kids build real skill, self-control, resilience, and the confidence to handle challenges on and off the mat.

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Teen students practicing partner drills at 360 Krav Maga
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Ages 12–18

Teens

Serious, supportive training in striking, grappling, and self-defense—designed for the pressures teenagers actually face.

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An adult student enjoying Krav Maga training
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Ages 18+

Adult Krav Maga

Progressive striking and self-defense training that develops fitness, composure, and dependable fighting ability.

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Alan Predolin teaching a private Krav Maga lesson
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Personalized

Private Training

One-on-one instruction built around your goals, experience, schedule, and specific areas of development.

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360 Krav Maga instructors and students together at the Mexico Summit
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Instructor Development

Become an Instructor

Develop your skills, teaching method, and standards while connecting with the wider 360 Krav Maga instructor community.

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Weekly Schedule

Find your class.

Choose the class that matches your age and program. New students can start with a one-class trial.

Lil Dragons 5–7Juniors 8–12Adults 18+Teens 12–18

Monday

Lil Dragons
Teens
Juniors
Adults
Teens

Tuesday

Adult Jiu Jitsu
Adults
Juniors
Lil Dragons
Juniors · Orange Belt+
Adults
Adult/Teen Jiu Jitsu

Wednesday

Lil Dragons
Teens
Juniors
Adults
Teens

Thursday

Adult Jiu Jitsu
Adults
Juniors
Lil Dragons
Juniors · Orange Belt+
Adults
Adult/Teen Jiu Jitsu

Saturday

Adult/Teen

Schedule updated August 2026. Schedule subject to change. Contact us before your first visit and we'll help you select the right class.

The 360 Krav Maga Method

Techniques are only the beginning.

LearnDrillSparFight
360 Krav Maga students drilling striking skills with partners

Fighting skill is the foundation. Self-defense is its application.

The 360 method is a progression. Students first understand the skill, then build reliable repetitions, test decisions against resistance, and finally learn to perform under pressure. Each stage prepares them for the next.

  • LearnUnderstand the mechanics, purpose, and context of the skill.
  • DrillBuild timing and dependable reactions through focused repetition.
  • SparTest choices against a partner who moves, resists, and responds.
  • FightIntegrate skills physically and mentally under controlled pressure.

One complete system

Striking, grappling, and self-defense belong together.

Real confrontations move between ranges. Our curriculum connects each area instead of treating them as unrelated programs.

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Striking

Footwork, punches, kicks, knees, elbows, defense, and the ability to create or close distance.

02

Grappling & Jiu Jitsu

No-gi Jiu Jitsu develops takedowns, control, escapes, positional awareness, and ground fighting. It is the grappling component of 360 Krav Maga—not a separate destination.

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Self-Defense

Students apply their fighting foundation to grabs, chokes, common attacks, environmental problems, and real-world decision-making.

Real world. Real results.

What students build here.

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Confidence

Confidence earned through preparation and measurable progress.

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Composure

The ability to think, respond, and stay in control under pressure.

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Capability

Functional physical skills built through realistic, responsible training.

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Character

Discipline, responsibility, and respect attached to fighting ability.

23Years teaching
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Student and parent experiences

Built through real training.

“We LOVE this studio! My junior and my teen love their classes & instructors. I love that it's family owned and they care about their students. Fantastic place, can't recommend it enough!”

Koa Duncan · Google Review

“Awsome place for all people... novice on up... my son absolutely loves this gym, as do I, my son can't wait for the next day of camp. He says that he has so much fun. You can't lose with the attentiveness given to you & your childs needs. My son is learning all his fundamentals, and gaining much needed confidence and most of all he having fun while doing it! Thank you to all the coaches and staff... You're awsome!”

George Martinez · Google Review

“The community is the game changer for us as a parent. Every student is putting in the work and our son is LEARNING from his adversity/failures. What a positive environment that encourages LEARNING! As a parent, Coach Alan is amazing and teaching great life lessons.”

The Bowman Family · Google Review

“We LOVE 360! Our kiddo has been coming here for 3 years. We've seen a growth in his confidence, leadership, and coordination. The coaches create such a positive environment allowing the kids to learn, but also have fun.”

Deanna Durst · Google Review

The Predolin family at 360 Krav Maga Academy

Built in Long Beach

A local academy with a clear standard.

360 Krav Maga was founded to build students who can perform—not simply demonstrate.

Since 2003, the academy has developed kids, teens, adults, instructors, and black belts through a professional martial arts system grounded in fighting skill and applied to self-defense.

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Meet the team

Instructors who build students.

Experience matters. So does the ability to help each student progress with a clear standard, responsible coaching, and individual attention.

Alan Predolin

Founder & Chief Instructor

Alan Predolin

Alan began training in karate in Italy at age eight. As a teenager, he added Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, and cross-training in other modern systems. He served in the Italian Army Airborne and the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division, becoming a close-combat instructor at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg.

In 2000, Alan began training full time in Krav Maga in New York City and completed the Wingate instructor course under Haim Zut. Beginning in 2002, he traveled regularly to Israel to train first with Haim Zut and later with Eyal Yanilov. He also taught at the Krav Maga Worldwide National Training Center under Darren Levine, where he trained instructors, school owners, law-enforcement personnel, and military units from around the world.

Alan became IKMF Director for North America in 2007 and KMG Director under Eyal Yanilov in 2011. He continued developing his striking with Master Toddy, earning the rank of Kru in Muay Thai, and trained in Dutch-style kickboxing with Bas Rutten and Rob Kaman. In 2013, he founded the 360 Krav Maga Association and Network to bring greater depth from MMA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu into practical self-defense training. He holds a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Leo Vieira and Checkmat, a black belt in Kudo, and Expert Level 2 under Eyal Yanilov. He continues to train and develop the 360 system for kids, teens, and adults seeking practical, safe training.

Candace Predolin

Owner & Instructor

Candace Predolin

A former police officer, martial arts competitor, and second-degree black belt, Candace oversees academy operations and coach development.

Molly McGuire

Instructor

Molly McGuire

A second-degree black belt, Molly was 360's youngest-ever black belt and is its youngest second-degree black belt. She coaches with an emphasis on strong fundamentals, focus, confidence, and consistent progress.

Joaquin

Coach

Joaquin

Joaquin has competed in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and plans to continue competing in the future. He brings that experience to his coaching as he helps students develop practical skill through disciplined training.

Frequently Asked Questions

What to know
before you start.

Do you offer classes for beginners?+

Yes. New students can begin with no previous martial arts or fitness experience. We teach the foundation first and build progressively.

Which program is right for each age?+

Lil Dragons is for ages 5–7, Juniors is for ages 8–12, Teens is for ages 12–18, and adult programs are for ages 18+.

Do I have to spar or fight?+

No. Students build toward live training progressively, but fighting is not required to begin or to experience the benefits of the program.

How often should I train?+

Most students train twice per week. Additional striking and Jiu Jitsu classes are available for students who want to train more frequently.

How does Jiu Jitsu fit into 360 Krav Maga?+

Jiu Jitsu is not separate from our self-defense method. It develops the grappling, control, escape, takedown, and ground-fighting skills students need when a confrontation does not stay standing.

What should I wear for my trial?+

Wear comfortable athletic clothes without zippers or buttons, and remove all jewelry before class. Training is barefoot on the mat, so bring water and we’ll provide the equipment you need for your trial.