Results for the testing held at the American Martial Arts Institute on July 19, 2022 ADULT RANK Hassan Bryant is now a 3rd Rank Brown Belt If your name appears on this list, see your instructor to receive and review your test results. All testings are posted within two weeks of the test date at the main location and on the American Martial Arts Institute web site.

Results for the testing held at the American Martial Arts Institute on July 19, 2022 The following students have tested for new rank: JUNOR RANK Aiden June is now an Orange Belt Aarabella Linen is now a Yellow Belt Jayden Silva is now a Yellow Belt Josey Bauer is now a Green Belt If your name appears on this list, see your instructor to receive your test results. All testings are posted within two weeks of the test date at the main location and on the American Martial Art

The American Eagle Cane Style is a traditional martial art for adult men and women who seek to improve quality of life. Students train with a walking cane and learn self-defense techniques, katas, basic forms, strikes, partner drills, and more. On Saturday, July 16, 2022, the American Martial Arts Institute hosted its second annual cane competition "Cane Armageddon." The tournament began with opening remarks from Headmaster Eric Stalloch, the 10th Dan and head for the Americ

One of the truest tests for a traditional martial art style is the test of time. Will it be carefully tended, protected, and passed on to the next generation so that it will perpetuated into the future? This requires a strong comitment to maintaining the style's high standards, philosophy, and consistency. With this in mind, the American Eagle Cane Style may only be taught by certfied adult black belt instructors. These individuals wear a black uniform top with the Cane

On July 16, 2022, Grandmaster Crandall made a special presentation at the American Eagle Cane Style's annual Cane Competition ("Cane Armageddon"). Victor Chambers, a first degree black belt in the American Eagle Style (empty hand), was present to observe the competition and support the students. After the breaking division, Grandmaster Crandall called Victor out of the crowd, and presented him with his black top, making him a staff member for the American Eagle Style. In th

Season 1, Episode 6 for Still Alive and Kicking covers Skeet Shooting. Be sure to check out all of our episodes on: Facebook.Com/AmericanMartialArtsInstitute Follow Us for this and other exclusive Instagram.Com/AmericanMartialArtsInstitute StillAliveandKicking.Org Youtube: check our channel AND.... AMAI-EagleStyle.Com now has a Still Alive and Kicking Page under our Community section.

On July 14, 2022, Grandmaster Crandall was a guest on 95.5 THE HEAT Phoenix Radio being interviewed by Owner and CEO Cassandra Lockhart-Harris. The hour long conversation included the martial arts, his Still Alive and Kicking program, and more. Thanks to Cassandra for being a great host. We hope to post a link to the interview here in the future.

In our latest episodes of Still Alive and Kicking (suggestions for seniors to get up and get active), Grandmaster Crandall suggests Canoeing. With so much to cover, it is split into TWO episodes which are both available now. Check us out on StillAliveandKicking.Org Follow us on Facebook at: Facebook.com/Americanmartialartsinstitute Follow us on Instagram at: Instagram.com/Americanmartialartsinstitute Look for our Channel on Youtube, And as always you can watch Still Alive an

Grandmaster Crandall was interviewed on the Joe Kelly Show on July 12th. The full interview is now available to watch. The main topic was the Still Alive and Kicking program developed by Grandmaster Crandall. WATCH THE FULL PROGRAM: CLICK HERE

Clifford Crandall Jr., Sentinel columnist Grandmaster Clifford Crandall Jr. has a message for everyone over age 60: “Get up, get moving, and enjoy yourself!” Crandall has produced a video series, “Still Alive and Kicking,” promoting life-enhancing activities for seniors. Crandall said he got the idea for the series about three months ago when he realized he would soon be 75 and saw what he describes as resignation from people as they age. Each month, Crandall will feature a c