Martial Arts | Instructional Publications

OUR PUBLICATIONS

The American Martial Arts Institute adheres to the traditional philosophy of the martial arts. Part of this philosophy is the belief that martial artists have a responsibility to better their communities and the world by serving as leaders and positive role models. It has been said that the martial arts are 90% mental. We believe that much of the strength this school is derived from its many adult black belt instructors who believe in the importance of education and making a positive difference in the world. In keeping with this philosophy many of our instructors, under Grandmaster Crandall's direction, have authored books, produced instructional DVDs, created professional websites, assisted in the Public Service Announcements and television programs, authored magazine articles, and worked diligently to document and share their knowledge and experiences for the benefit of others. We are proud of our core of instructors who actively teach the traditional martial arts to the next generations so it may be perpetuated just as they received it, and we are proud of the instructors who have chosen to become involved outside of their community by publishing and sharing their skills with the world. Below are some of the publications produced by American Martial Arts Institute Instructors.

OUR BOOKS

American Martial Arts Institute Guidebook

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The American Martial Arts Institute is much more than a martial arts school. It is an umbrella school that houses four distinct styles of traditional martial arts. This book is a guide to the American Martial Arts Institute and the four distinct styles. It is a guide for it helps you understand the styles, classes and programs without going into too much detail. Each distinct style has its own complete textbook. If you are interested in training it is that textbook for that style that will make a difference in your understanding of that particular art.

In 1996, the American Martial Arts Institute became one of the only schools in the world to document their style in an instructional textbook. The second edition, released in 2002, was 324 pages in length, hardcover, and offers detailed information about the style and its techniques. The 3rd, and final, edition of the textbook was released by Grandmaster Crandall in 2012 and is 424 pages in length.

This book documents the Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall Iaido style. It was authored by KyoshiNathan Morris and coauthored by Headmaster Clifford Crandall, Jr.

This 280-page instructional textbook documents much of the American Eagle Cane Style and includes 75 self-defense techniques in step-by-step photos, 12 traditional kata, 22 basic forms, stances, cane history, philosophy, 3-point sparring, and much more. Written by founders and Master Instructors: Grandmaster Clifford Crandall, Master Eric Stalloch, and Master Lynn Jessee.

This informational handbook was first produced and released by Grandmaster Clifford Crandall and Kyoshi Nicholas Chuff as a a guide for students of the Americanized Eagle Kendo style at the American Martial Arts Institute. It details equipment, stretching, class procedures, body postures, shiai processes, kumi tachi, and the kata Falcon's stoop.

This book isn’t meant to capture all of Grandmaster Crandall’s philosophies and insights. It is meant to share a little of his history, his personality, and his morals. In deciding what to include in this book I spoke with many of my fellow instructors, all students of Grandmaster Crandall, most of whom have known him for years longer than I. I had to pick from a compilation of stories he has shared with us, that have broadened our perceptions in some way, turned over a stone in our consciousness to unearth new understanding, and touched our lives with “ah-ha!” moments. I think his words, humility, wonder for life, and perceptiveness into humankind, are exactly why this book needed to be written. Ichi Go Ichi E – “One Lifetime, One Meeting”. These are stories for today, for next year, for 20 years from now, but each time will be a new perspective of the composition of Grandmaster Crandall’s spirit.

This book documents aspects of the Red Top program, including information about important leadership concepts such as goal-setting, clear expectations, time management, communication, motivation, accountability, delegation, prioritization, empathy, technical skills, collaboration, conformity, vision, and much more. In addition to presenting key concepts regarding leadership qualities and perspectives, it also includes information for the Red Top on how to assist in classes, school events, and demonstrations. It was authored by Headmaster Eric Stalloch and coauthored by Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr.

This book documents the four levels of the Crandall System and was written to heighten the awareness of people of all ages. It is 160 pages in length and contains dozens of self-defense techniques that are both described in text and complimented by step-by-step photographs. Many of these techniques are also required as part of American Eagle Style training at colored belt and black belt levels.

While the information and techniques in this book are valuable for adults of all ages, it was designed to answer the questions most asked in our women's self-defense programs. It includes avoidance strategies, refusal skills, situational awareness, and preventive measures as the first course of action. This is followed by physical responses to common assault scenarios including grabs, punches, weapon assaults, being restrained on the ground, gun and knife techniques, and much more. Step-by-step photos. It was authored by Master Lynn Jessee and coauthored by Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. This book is further enhanced by the two hour-DVD produced by Master Gisella Stalloch and Grandmaster Crandall titled Awareness and Self-Defense Techniques in a Changing World.

This book teaches personal safety, awareness, and natural physical responses for people with disabilities including reduced mobility and visual impairments. It was authored by Master Linda Moller and Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. Moving Beyond Disabilities’ intent is to improve the wellness, awareness, and personal safety in the daily lives of people with disabilities. It has been written to encourage individuals to view themselves as capable and deserving of the freedom to defend themselves from a verbal threat, as well as a physical one. In some cases, the adaptive equipment needed for your mobility becomes an asset to use in times of defense. It provides stability, support, and becomes an assistive device that can be transferred into a personal safety tool.

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This children's book series was written by Master Instructor Amanda Crandall and illustrated by Instructor Sabrina Crandall. It follows a young girl named Julia as trains in traditional martial art style and her pet cat, Tiger Lily, who follows her, learning valuable life lessons along the way. Written for preschool aged children, the books are often also used in the American Martial Arts Institute's Superkick class for ages 3-5 to assist in teaching topics such as stranger awareness, confidence, and being aware of your surroundings.

In Book 1 Tiger Lily learns how to confront a bully. In Book 2 Tiger Lily must find her confidence and overcome obstacles in order to see Julia's flute solo. In Book 3 Tiger Lily learns that personal safety is about being aware of your surroundings.

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This workbook and informational guide for students and parents is also used by 3, 4 and 5 year olds in the Superkick program. It is a 122-page educational book that features information about American Eagle Style, safety and awareness information, and fundamental physical skills. Includes mazes, coloring, diagrams and other activities.

OUT OF PRINT. Click Read More for more information about what has replaced it for current use.

This guidebook was produced by the American Martial Arts Institute for use by Grandmaster Mark Shuey, Sr. in conjunction with his Virtual Dojo and the American Cane System in 2017. It replaced the out-of-print American Cane System Brown to Black Belt Workbook, also produced by our school. The American Martial Arts Institute has released numerous books, videos, and other resources for use by the American Martial Arts Institute, its styles, and students. We are also proud to have served as the authors, producers, and distributors of instructional resources for other organizations, such as this guidebook. For more information click Read Below.

American Eagle Style Self-Defense, Volume 1

This instructional DVD was co-produced by Master Instructor Dr. Nicholas Chuff and Grandmaster Crandall. It contains nine fundamental takedowns (from grabs, punches, and kicks), five come-along techniques with control stages, several gun and knife techniques, and other important information regarding American Eagle Style.

Many of these techniques are also documented in the American Eagle Style Instructional Textbook; however, this video provides additional details and allows the viewer to see the techniques executed in motion, in flow, and with a partner.

This DVD documents the six seiza waza, six standing waza, three drill sets, and related concepts for American Eagle Style. Seiza Waza is Japanese for “Seated Techniques.” In this case, a traditional method of kneeling and sitting on the insteps of feet. The standing waza are American Eagle Style techniques developed by Grandmaster Crandall for students with mobility challenges involving knees, hip, or back limitations. They are derived from the seiza waza. Additional techniques in this video include Shikoho, seiza drill sets, and others.

Instructed and narrated by Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. with assistance from Headmaster Eric Stalloch.

Documentation can serve an important role in assisting qualified instructors in maintaining the consistency and high standards of a traditional style, but books and videos do not teach. With that concept in mind, it is important to note that this is not an instructional DVD; instead, it is a refresher, a reference for instructors and students of the American Eagle Style who have already been taught the katas presented on this video. This video presents ten different tools with thirteen different katas, but our school does more; these are only the katas most often taught to students. The extension tools include: tonfa, sai, kama, bo, eku, sword, cane, naginata, escrima, and the half-moon staff.

The video includes segments about this style and school’s center and philosophy, types of canes, cane care, stances, guard hand techniques, and some of the style’s basic forms (12 of the 30), CTs (25 of the style’s 75 fundamental cane selfdefense techniques are represented), kata (including Basic Kata, Anvil, Reflection 2 and Basic Kata from a wheelchair), breaking, and more. It is a cross-section of knowledge that will help the beginner and advanced student alike. This video and the instructional textbook document and carve in stone 90% the style’s techniques, while leaving room for future growth.

This two-DVD set is three-hours in length. It was produced and features instruction by Headmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. This video documents the katas of the Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall iaido style including important information for students of this style and those interested in learning more about this 300-year old iaido style now in its 7th generation.

This video compliments the style's instructional style book.

This 35 minute DVD is intended for Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall style students as a resource to assist them in better understanding the primary foot stances, body postures, and kumi tachi taught in class. The video includes some footage shot in Kobe, Japan in 2002 of the late Headmaster Tsuneyoshi Matsuno demonstrating the kumi tachi: kubi and te kubi. Some of the body postures (kamae) include mae no kamae, hi no kama, waka no kamae, and others.

Kumitachi include kubi, te kubi, dotai, atama, and ashi atama. The video was instructed by Headmaster Clifford Crandall with assistance from his designated successor to this 300-year-old iaido tradition, Kyoshi Nathan Morris.

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This two-hour instructional DVD was produced and instructed by Master Gisella Stalloch and Grandmaster Clifford Crandall. It contains step-step instruction for a variety of assault scenarios and is appropriate for all levels of training.

his DVD includes scenarios or grabs (wrist, arm, bear hug, choke holds, throat grabs, hair grabs from behind and front, and several others), punches, kicks, knife assaults, hand gun assaults, being restrained on the floor, and rifle assaults.

In addition, Master Gisella Stalloch and Grandmaster Crandall produced a webpage with free self-defense resources, including 50% of this DVD's techniques and videos.

This 65-minute DVD is presented by Grandmaster Crandall, Headmaster Eric Stalloch, and Master Lynn Jessee. It features the Kata, Reflection 1, and several self-defense techniques for people with poor balance, wheelchair users, and from the ground. Teaches fundamental blocks, strikes, terminology, and much more.

This video offers a cross-section of options to consider for individuals of various abilities and is intended to be used in conjunction with instruction from a qualified instructor who can determine if modifications are necessary to meet individual needs.

This series of 8 instructional DVDs was produced by Headmaster Eric Stalloch, Grandmaster Clifford Crandall, and Master Lynn Jessee of the American Martial Arts Institute with Grandmaster Mark Shuey, Sr. of the Cane Masters International Association. The American Martial Arts Institute served as the production agency for this copyrighted series, which documents the core curriculum required to test up to and including 1st degree black belt in the American Cane System.

Click Read Below to learn more about the 8 DVDs, what each video includes, and for clarification on the history of their development and use.

TELEVISION

In 1987, Grandmaster Crandall launched the Martial Arts Today Show (see below). This began an ongoing involvement for the American Martial Arts Institute with television and later online video resources, including full television shows. Many are archived on YouTube an this website. Read more below.

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"The Historical Ninja" by Eric Stalloch.
2002 - Action Martial Arts Magazine

"Japanese-American Goodwill Tour 2002 a Success: Passing of the Sword" by Eric Stalloch.

2002 - Action Martial Arts Magazine

OUT OF PRINT

As the American Martial Arts Institute continues to grow, and as our styles and programs continue to be taught, our publication offerings change, too. New publications may released or existing publications may be updated into a new edition. Some publications are still offered but will not be updated. Other publications may now be out of print. The reasons for these changes vary. For example, many early videos were first released on VHS. With technology changes, most of these offerings are now out print. Some VHS were converted or re-filmed for DVD. Technology continues to develop and change. Books may be available in print or e-book formats. Below is a list of out-of-print publications from the American Martial Arts Institute, some of these being first released by Tonfa Master Enterprise. Some publications were also released as "limited editions" with a single print run and no intention of on-going availability. Click on the links below to learn more about our out-of-print resources.

Practical Cane Self-Defense: Street Techniques and Kata

This DVD is no longer in print, but is the first video to document the American Eagle Style cane kata formulated by Master Eric Stalloch and Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. This kata was initially created for the students of the American Martial Arts Institute. It was later adopted for use in the American Cane System under Grandmaster Mark R. Shuey, Sr., founder of the Cane Masters International Association. It is also a required kata in the American Eagle Cane Style under the American Martial Arts Institute. It also includes several self-defense techniques including grabs, punches, seated self-defense, ground fighting, and more.

OUT OF PRINT. This was the second book published by Grandmaster Crandall. It was used in his community programs and laid the basis for what would later become “The Crandall System”, which was taught in public and private schools through physical education departments. It was also a required book for students in the American Martial Arts Institute to help encourage to students to read, increase their safety and awareness knowledge, and to start them in developing their own personal martial arts libraries. Much of this book was written and expanded upon with the release of: Be Safe Physically and Mentally with the Crandall System by Grandmaster Crandall and his designated successor Headmaster Eric Stalloch.

LIMITED RELEASE. This book was released in 2016 as a limited-edition run, celebrating the American Martial Arts Institute’s 20th anniversary. Click read more for an excerpt from the introduction from Grandmaster Crandall and see see some select pages including some vintage images of Grandmaster Crandall with some of his instructors including the late Grandmasters Raymond P. Arndt, Tsuneyoshi Matsuno, and Fumio Demura. Also photos from the China-America Trip, Grandmaster Crandall training in Japan with Master Sekichi Touguchi, and others.

Children's Self-Defense and Awareness, Volume 1 (VHS/DVD)

OUT OF PRINT. Children’s Self-Defense and Awareness, Volume 1 was first released on VHS in the 1998 eventually being updated to a 3rd edition in 2005 on DVD. This video was produced for use by schools in teaching children self-defense and awareness. The video included a section for educators to view and a separate section for children to view; scenarios about stranger awareness, the buddy system, and other awareness and refusal skills. The instructional segments included circuit training for self-defense.

Click Read More to see the 8-page instructors guide and more about the DVD.

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In 2014, SecureLiving.org was still operating as SecureLivingOnline.com, and it produced a 30-page instructional booklet with sample techniques from its programs and seminars. Below are some sample pages and the table of contents. This booklet was given out to seminar participants and agencies. Today, SecureLiving.org offers seminars, staff training, and safety and awareness program consultation. Different materials are used in these programs. The Just Get Away program guide was discontinued in 2020.

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In 1984, Grandmaster Crandall had the opportunity to train in Japan under Master Seikichi Toguchi where he studied tonfa. When he returned from training in Japan he retired from the State of New York educational system where he had been a Superintendent of Schools, to teach martial arts full time. In 1985, he released The Tonfa: An Extension of the Mind and Body on BETA and VHS, which was distributed by Century Martial Arts and other suppliers. This video documented the single tonfa kata, Yom Chi, developed by Grandmaster Crandall. This video was unique a few ways for time. First, tonfa forms are traditionally executed using a pair of tonfa, and Yom Chi is a single-tonfa form. This made it an ideal training format for law enforcement agencies using the PR-24. Click Read More.

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First Printing: Vantage Press, Inc., New York City released "The Tonfa: An Extension of the Mind and Body” in 1986. The first edition was a landscape orientation book, and its release resulted in Grandmaster Crandall being a guest speaker on a number of radio and T.V. shows. The second printing was re-edited into a more traditional portrait-orientation format. This book was the first to document a single-tonfa kata developed by Grandmaster Crandall called Yom Chi. In addition to the form, the book includes a brief history of the tonfa, fundamental blocks and strikes, and a series of scenarios against other weapons.

OUT OF PRINT. In 1988, Tonfa Master Enterprises released Women’s Self-Defense, Volume 1. Produced by Grandmaster Crandall and co-instructed with Jill Crandall, this one-hour VHS was a pioneer in self-defense for women. One of the unique features was its emphasis on awareness and avoidance with segments depicting common set-ups and scams. This was followed by self-defense techniques for a variety of assault scenarios. This VHS went out of production with the popularity of the DVD format in the late 1990’s, but it paved the way for later publications which expanded upon the foundation it laid. This included the women’s self-defense chapter in Be Safe Physically and Mentally with Crandall System. This, in turn, was further expanded into the full-length book Women’s Self-Defense and Awareness in a Changing World and in the two-hour instructional DVD titled Self-Defense Techniques and Awareness in a Changing World.

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In 2002, Headmaster Tsuneyoshi Matsuno recognized his long-time iaido student Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. as his successor to Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno and as the Headmaster of Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall in a ceremony in Akashi, Japan. Headmaster Matsuno passed away in 2005, but had chosen to retire from iaido students. Headmaster Crandall’s certificate of position and succession hangs in the main office training hall of the American Martial Arts Institute. In addition to this historic ceremony, Grandmaster Crandall led a group of iaido students to train in Japan with Headmaster Matsuno.

OUT OF PRINT. First released in 1998. Produced and instructed by Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr., Learn Takedowns Plus Counters Against a Knife and Gun was release in 1998 on VHS and later on DVD. It presents techniques of the American Eagle Style including SD-1 and SD-2, nine fundamental takedowns (three from a grab, three from a punch, and three from a kick), knife and gun self defense techniques, and more.

While this video is now out of print, it was replaced by the DVD American Eagle Style Self-Defense, Volume 1

OUT OF PRINT. In 2001, Action Martial Arts Magazine founded its International Hall of Fame. Grandmaster Crandall was selected for induction into the inaugural hall of fame on January 20, 2001 in the category of “Outstanding Contributions to the Martial Arts by a Grand Master.” Masters and Grandmasters from 12 countries traveled to the Tropicana in Atlantic City, New Jersey for the ceremony.

he cover depicts Grandmaster Crandall with Master Alan Goldberg, the publisher of Action Martial Arts Magazine and Chairman of the nomination committee. The video was first released on VHS and later on DVD.

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OUT OF PRINT. First Released in 1990.

The Naginata at its Best is a 50-minute VHS instructed by the late Master Jill Crandall, produced and released by Tonfa Master Enterprises. This video includes an interview, information regarding the naginata, basic blocks and strikes, and the kata Omou. Jill Crandall was a top competitor in AAA tournaments in the 1980s and 90s with the use of the naginata. She began her naginata training in Japan in the early 1980s.

Today the kata Omou continues to be taught by American Eagle Style instructors and is additionally documented on the DVD American Eagle Style Extension Tools.

OUT OF PRINT. First Released in 1999.

This VHS is a short, eight-minute, refresher video that included an instructional booklet for educators. The Crandall System is a safety and awareness program developed by Grandmaster Clifford Crandall for use by educational institutions and community organizations. There are four “levels”, target groups. The Crandall System, Level 2, was taught across NYS to physical educators through the BOCES system for implementation in schools. This VHS was one of the instructional resources to assist teachers in presenting the content in their classes and programs. It was also used by various community agencies.

LIMITED RELEASE. First Released in 1995. VHS. In 1992, a group of Chinese delegates visited the United States and one of the performances this country offered them was of the martial arts under the direction of Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. The Chinese delegation was so taken by the performance that Grandmaster Crandall was asked to bring a performing American exhibition team to China. The team was made up of eight certified black belt instructors, all members of the American Martial Arts Institute. The team consisted of four women and four men with Grandmaster Crandall as the coach. Click more to read about the historic performance and for a link to WATCH the full video.

OUT OF PRINT. First Released in 1997. VHS.

A 50-minute educational documentary video tape was done about this group of competitors and their trip to Russia. Over 500 copies were distributed to schools, libraries, and colleges.

American-Russian International Martial Arts Tournament

In June and July 1996, the International College of Martial Arts in Europe invited the world to come to St. Petersburg Russia to share in the knowledge of the martial arts cultural differences and ideas.

OUT OF PRINT. First Released in 1995. VHS.

This short video documents cross-over kata, an escrima tournament form. This form was the precursor to the American Eagle Style escrima form Dragon Wings.

While this video is out of print, Dragon Wings is documented on the DVD American Eagle Style Extension Tools, and it is taught at the American Martial Arts Institute.

OUT OF PRINT. VHS. In 1987, Grandmaster Crandall founded the television series called the Martial Arts Today. The show aired on NBC affiliates throughout Central New York, New York City, and by satellite in Canada. It aired for over 12 years and reached more than 11 million homes. As the Producer and Host, he traveled to over 22-different countries and covered marital artists and their schools. The Martial Arts Today show helped to spearhead the growth of the martial arts, not only in the subject area of martial arts styles, but in the areas of women's self-defense, child abduction prevention and, through personal interviews, provide true insight into the background of some of the actual pioneers of the martial arts as we recognize it in the world today. This series of VHS tapes includes classic interviews and demonstrations. Click Read More for more details

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OUR PUBLICATIONS

OUR BOOKS

American Martial Arts Institute Guidebook

American Eagle Style Instructional Textbook

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall Iaido and Batto-do Style Textbook

American Eagle Cane Style Instructional Textbook

Kendo for Fun: Americanized Eagle Kendo Informational Handbook

Reflections of a Grandmaster

Leadership Piece by Piece

Be Safe Physically and Mentally with the Crandall System

Women's Self-Defense in a Changing World

Moving Beyond Disabilities

The Tiger Lily and Julia Adventure Series: Book 1: Down Block for Defense Book 2: Center Kick for Confidence Book 3: High Blocks for Hazards

American Martial Arts Institute: American Eagle Style Superkick Workbook

American Cane System Guidebook

OUR VIDEOS

American Eagle Style Self-Defense, Volume 1

Seiza Waza and Standing Waza Self-Defense Techniques of the American Eagle Style

American Eagle Style Self-Defense, Volume 1

American Eagle Cane Style Video Textbook

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall Iaido Style and Batto-do Instructional DVD

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall Iaido and Batto-do Informational DVD: Foot Stances, Body Postures, and Kumi Tachi

Self-Defense and Awareness in a Changing World

Cane-Fu: Moving Beyond Disabilitites

American Cane System Ranking Series: Levels 1-8 An 8 DVD Series

TELEVISION

The Martial Arts Today Show

The Safety and Awareness Today Show

PSAs - Public Service Announcements

WEBSITES

SecureLiving.org

StillAliveAndKicking.org

ARTICLES

OUT OF PRINT

Practical Cane Self-Defense: Street Techniques and Kata

The Best Handbook to Secure Living

American Martial Arts Institute 20th Anniversary Commemorative Yearbook

The Crandall System

Children's Self-Defense and Awareness, Volume 1 (VHS/DVD)

Just Get Away (SecureLiving.Org)

The Tonfa: An Extension of the Mind and Body - VHS

The Tonfa: An Extension of the Mind and Body - Book

Women's Self-Defense, Volume 1 (VHS)

The Passing of the Sword (VHS)

Learn Takedowns Plus Counters Against a Knife and Gun (VHS / DVD)

Action Martial Arts Magazine International Hall of Fame Inducts Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. (VHS / DVD)

The Naginata at its Best

The Crandall System: Just Get Away Escape Techniques for Teenage Girls (VHS)

China-America International Martial Arts Team - Documentary (VHS)

American Martial Arts Competitors in Russia - Documentary (VHS)

Cross-Over Kata - VHS

The BEST of the Martial Arts Today Show - VHS Series

Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr.
Founder of the American Martial Arts Institute

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall
Iaido and Batto-do Style Textbook

Kendo for Fun: Americanized Eagle Kendo
Informational Handbook

The Tiger Lily and Julia Adventure Series:
Book 1: Down Block for Defense
Book 2: Center Kick for Confidence
Book 3: High Blocks for Hazards

American Martial Arts Institute: American Eagle Style
Superkick Workbook

Seiza Waza and Standing Waza
Self-Defense Techniques of the American Eagle Style

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall
Iaido Style and Batto-do Instructional DVD

Takenouchi-Hangan-Ryu-Matsuno-Crandall
Iaido and Batto-do Informational DVD:
Foot Stances, Body Postures, and Kumi Tachi

American Cane System Ranking Series: Levels 1-8
An 8 DVD Series

American Martial Arts Institute
20th Anniversary Commemorative Yearbook

Learn Takedowns
Plus Counters Against a Knife and Gun (VHS / DVD)

Action Martial Arts Magazine International Hall of Fame
Inducts Grandmaster Clifford C. Crandall, Jr. (VHS / DVD)

The Crandall System: Just Get Away
Escape Techniques for Teenage Girls (VHS)

China-America International Martial Arts Team -
Documentary (VHS)