Since the beginnings of martial arts in the U.S., the belief has been that once you achieved black belt, you were qualified to become a martial arts instructor.  The ATA believes that just being able to do something does not make a qualified instructor.  All ATA certified instructors go through a multi-year, three step process so that you know that you are being trained by a skilled and professional instructor.  Each leadership student must teach 300 classes, become CPR certified, become certified in Youth Protection, have a background check, and attend regional instructor camps taught by master instructors.  Come and see why our instructors make us "America's Leader in Martial Arts."

Chief ATA Certified Instructors - Black Collar

ATA Certified Instructors - Black Collar

Level 2 Specialty Certified Trainers - Black/Red/Black Collar

Level 1 - Certified Trainer - Red/Black Collar

Trainee Instructors - Red Collar

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