Martial Artists To Perform at Mount Rushmore on July 6 – All Otsego

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Martial Artists To Perform at Mount Rushmore on July 6

CLIFFORD C. CRANDALL JR. (Photo provided)

By WRILEY NELSON
NEW HARTFORD

The American Martial Arts Institute’s Eagle Martial Arts Ambassadors, a select group of black belt instructors and students led by Grandmaster and founder Clifford C. Crandall Jr., will demonstrate their skills at the Mount Rushmore amphitheater in Keystone, South Dakota this weekend.

The group takes the stage at 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 6 as part of their American Tour. Following the performance, the team will explore and train in several of the most notable U.S. National Parks across South Dakota and Wyoming. It is part of their ongoing efforts to share their martial arts traditions and experience with students and communities around the world, and will be televised across the region.

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