Entirely my point, Everything has slowed down, so now I need an edge. Glad you're enjoying your training, but for an olde fart like me, I want to know MORE pressure points. I want to know what hurts and drives the single attacker away.
If more, than I should be carrying and just kill them, although I do carry my Knucle Blaster when ever I take my wife out in public. Not as good as my Sig which I can't carry in Cali, but can disuade those who think we are an easy target. Zap them, they will look for easier targets. Thanks for your input.
Understand I am not knocking Krav Maga. I have taken classes myself. It is effective but is not always the best for each person and/or situation. Understand my bias is more of the JKD ideals of minimal movement, maximum effect, absorb what is useful, discard the rest.
As for learning pressure points they often can require a bit of hand strenght to execute properly. Again, not knocking but not everyone execute a median nerve strike to the upper arm to release a grip. Great tool to know if you can execute it and are in a situation where you have the ability to execute it. In my training, I have learned more about the human body and the manipulation (control) from Chin-Na and Hopkido. Sometimes a block and move to wrist lock or arm bar with a rapid introduction to the table, chair, wall of floor is all it takes to back of a guy and his buddies. Fight stopped, nothing but injured pride, no cops involved. Again, does not always work but it is another tool.
My recommendation would be sure - go for it. See if you like the training. Add some other training to go with that in perhaps a year or so.