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National and International Training,
Competitions, Demonstrations, and Cultural Exchanges

Explore the links below to see photos, videos, news coverage, and details of our school's trips. 
Mount Rushmore Performance
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2024

On the weekend of July 4, 2024, Grandmaster Crandall led our school to perform at Mount Rushmore's amphitheater, celebrating the American Eagle Style as the oldest, fully-documented, American martial art style. This website includes videos of the performance, photos, tour photos, and media coverage.

Niagara Falls - Black Belt Training Seminar
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2017

On the weekend of May 5, 2017, Grandmaster Crandall and the five Master Instructors taught a series of seminars to 26 American Eagle Style black belts on a martial arts training trip at Niagara Falls.

Martial Arts Training Cruise - 20th Anniversary
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2016 -  

From August 11 to 20, 2016, Grandmaster Crandall led a team of 29 American Eagle Style black belts and guests on a martial arts training cruise destined for the Caribbean. The team embarked on Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas with four full-day stops in Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Saint Maarten, and Haiti with six days at sea. This training cruise was focused on celebrating 20 years of the documentation of the American Eagle Style and the world release of the style's textbook.

Martial Arts Training Cruise 2013
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2013

In August 2013, Grandmaster Crandall led a team American Eagle Style black belts and guests on a martial arts training cruise destined for the Caribbean. 
This training cruise included seminars taught by the Master Instructors and Grandmaster Crandall. During this trip, Grandmaster Crandall named his successor to American Eagle Style.

Italian-American Martial Arts Tour
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2008

 

 From July 16th to 26th, 2008, Grandmaster Crandall led a team of American Martial Arts Institute instructors, black belt students, and their guests to train and perform in Italy. On a stage at Spiaggia Comunale of Venezia ("Town Hall Beach of Venice") and surrounded by hundreds of spectators, the team demonstrated American Eagle Style.

Australian-American Cultural Exchange Tour
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2005

 

From November 17th to 28th, 2005, Grandmaster Crandall led a group of 28 American Martial Arts Institute instructors, black belt students, and guests on a cultural exchange tour of Australia. The exchange took place between the American Martial Arts Institute and the International Martial Arts Alliance of Australia. 

Japanese-American Goodwill Tour 2002
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2002

 

In July of 2002, the American-Japanese Goodwill tour and American Iaido Team, under the directions of Grand Master Clifford C. Crandall, Jr., visited Japan to exchange knowledge and develop good international relationships.

Russian-American International Martial Arts Tournament
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1996

 

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.  This exchange would take place over a week of turning and a two-day tournament held at one of the largest stadiums in St. Petersburg. This offer was promoted in martial arts magazines, such as Black Belt magazine, as well as many newspapers and T.V. shows. Only a small group of Americans accepted the invitation

China-American International Martial Arts Team

1994

 

On December 2, 1994 the team left to perform the first American Team Exhibitions for the People's Republic of China. With them they carried letters from President Clinton, Vice President Gore, and many other Senators and Congressmen plus a vast number of gifts from central New York sponsors.

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