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Founded by John Graden in 1993, the National Association of Professional Martial Artists (NAPMA), was a martial arts marketing, continuing education, business networking and support association.

In 2003, Graden moved online with the Martial Arts Teachers' Association (MATA) with a focus on business + teaching skills for Aikido, budo, brazillian jujitsu, grappling, hapkido, iaido, jeet kune do, judo, kali, kempo, kenpo, kendo, kick boxing, krav maga, kung fu, muay thai, ninjitsu, shaolin, shotokan, taekwondo, tai chi, traditional karate, wing chun, wushu, and any other martial arts schools and clubs worldwide. MATA is the largest such association in the world, with members in more than 26 countries.

Step back to 2001 and witness a defining moment in martial arts business history.
In this exclusive footage, experience John Graden’s legendary presentation at the 2001 NAPMA Convention, where hundreds of martial arts school owners gathered to learn, grow, and transform their approach to teaching and business.
This was more than a seminar—it was a turning point that helped shape the modern martial arts industry. Topics include:
💼 Martial arts as a professional career
🎯 Marketing and retention strategies that still work today
🧠 The early evolution of psychology-based instruction
🛠️ Systems that inspired MATA and Empower Kickboxing
Whether you're a veteran school owner or a new instructor, this historical event offers timeless lessons in leadership, innovation, and professionalism.

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