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Chief Master Kathy Lee and Chief Master Ken Reynolds will be hosting a Class A tournament in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 26th and 27th.
Mr. Robert Brandhorst will be hosting a Class B tournament in Somerville, Tennessee, March 16th.
Region 101B will be hosting a Class B tournament in Memphis, Tennessee, January 19th.
Senior Master Choung Soo Ko will be hosting a Class B tournament in Atoka, Tennessee, November 10th.
Mr. Mitch Sage will be hosting a Class B tournament in Jackson, Tennessee, on October 6th.
Chief Master Ken Reynolds will be hosting a Class B tournament in Little Rock, Arkansas, September 22nd. We encourage all of our students, regardless of rank, to compete, so just let us know! :-)
Congratulations to our students who competed in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 25th!
Congratulations to our students who competed in Memphis, Tennessee, on August 18th!
Congratulations to Mr. Walter, Mr. Wyatt and Miss Bowman, Worlds 2018 competitors!
Get your game on! It's time for Black Belt Camp!
The Spring Black Belt Camp is scheduled for the weekend of May 5th-6th. We leave Black Belt Academy at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Recommended belts are required to attend Black Belt Camp before they can test. Black Belts who attend will receive credit for one mid-term.
Need your to-do list? See Ms. Kris to complete your registration.
Our "Students" section is available to current students and their families. It contains information specific to our school, such as forms, one-steps, self-defense and testing requirements. To register, send an email to the Black Belt Academy and your account details will be sent to you.
The BBA, and the entire ATA community, is in shock at the death of this fine young man. He was a joy to have in class, and we have missed him, and thought of him, very much since he moved to Arkansas. You have probably seen his 2008 World's trophy on our shelf as he wanted Mr. Page to have it.
As a nine-year old Black Belt, he was talented, kind, courteous and mature beyond his years. He obtained his 3rd Degree Black Belt in Arkansas. He was a great example of Black Belt Attitude when he was with us, and the outpouring of love and grief in his home town proves that he continued to build on that for the rest of his short life.
