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Mr. Eric Stalloch was appointed to the position of Senior Instructor on Saturday, March 27th.

In the American Martial Arts Institute, there are the traditional ranks, from white belt through the colors to black belt. Once a black belt, an individual has the opportunity to decide to become an instructor or remain a student in the class ranks. Being an instructor is an acceptance of additional responsibility regarding not only the students you work with, but regarding the school in general. In the American Martial Arts Institute there is an added level of school involvement. These individuals are the administrators of the school. They play a key role in black belt testings, general policy, and the maintaining of the school for not only the teachers but for their fellow instructors as well. These title staff positions in the American Martial Arts Institute consist of Senior Instructors and Chief Instructors.

Mr. Stalloch’s availability at the school, sometimes four or five days out of the week, combined with his excellent work on our school website and his assistance in all programs our school offers, has made him a true asset to our school. I am pleased as Grand Master of this school to have Mr. E. Stalloch as a Senior Instructor.