(Deducted points for inability to correct errors and the false sense of security it can create.)
Note: Since no single universally standardized "P-5" video course exists commercially under that exact title, this review is based on the typical structure of such complete distance-learning packages (e.g., from sources like Krav Maga Worldwide, IKMF’s E-Campus, or comprehensive DVD box sets by instructors like Gershon Ben Keren or Tamir Gilad). Best for: Intermediate students (yellow to orange belt equivalent) wanting to fill curriculum gaps, remote learners with prior martial arts experience, and instructors needing a structured teaching template. Not for: Complete beginners with no sparring experience, or those seeking advanced weapon defenses (G-level). 1. Content Breakdown (Levels P1–P5) The course typically spans 5 distinct phases, each building on the last. Here is how they perform: