ADULT SEMINAR DAY
Who: Adults ages 18 and older
What: Full-day seminar on school history, philosophy, advanced techniques, katas, and more
When: Annually, generally in January
"FUN SHOP" (MID-WINTER INDOOR MARTIAL ARTS PROGRAM)
Who: Students ages 6-12 years old.
What: Three full days of martial arts training, special classes, and competitions.
When: Annually during February break from public schools (Monday-Wednesday)
WEAPONS COMPETITION
Who: May vary from year-to-year. Generally, yellow belts and above all ages.
What: Kata competition demonstrating skill with one of American Eagle Style's extension tools.
When: Annually, generally in April
CLEANING DAY
Who: May vary from year-to-year. Generally, adult purple belts (ages 18 and older) and brown belts / black belts all ages.
What: A half-day event where students have the opportunity to assist in cleaning and caring for the main location.
When: Annually, generally in late April, early May.
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Who: Any student and their mother, grandmother or female guardian. Or, if the student is a mother, their children.
What: A one-hour class just for students and their guests to share their training with their family.
When: Annually, generally Friday night prior to Mother's Day (May).
FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Who: Any student and their father, grandfather or male guardian. Or, if the student is a father, their children.
What: A one-hour class just for students and their guests to share their training with their family.
When: Annually, generally Friday night prior to Father's Day (June).
RED TOP DAY
Who: Students who are already in the Red Top Program
What: A half-day of training in the skills of being a Red Top, junior rank black belt class assistant.
When: Annually, generally in August.
CEREMONIAL BLACK BELT BREAKFAST(S)
Who: Brown Belts ages 18 and older. Black belts, all ages. Students receiving their 1st degree black belt certificate and their guests.
What: A morning of recognizing the growth of American Eagle Style by Grandmaster Crandall presenting students who have earned new black belt degrees with their certificates, followed by a sit-down breakfast.
When: Generally twice each year, once in April and once in September or October.
TEENAGE SEMINAR DAY
Who: Students ages 13-17 years of age.
What: Full-day seminar on school history, philosophy, advanced techniques, katas, and more
When: Annually, generally in October.
GUEST SEMINARS
Who: Varies with each seminar.
What: Seminar taught by a guest master from another style, overseen by Grandmaster Crandall.
When: Varies. Not always held each year. Sometimes more than one in a year. Generally in summer or fall months, but can occur at any time.
Other events may be available, as well.
