Professor Lee Eichelberger is an 9th degree black belt in Kodenkan Jujitsu and is a Past President of Jujitsu America. He is presently on the Board of Representatives, is a founder and life member and serves on various committees for Jujitsu America. He is a recipient of Jujitsu America's Instructor of the Year Award and its Black Belt Hall of Fame Award. He is also a 8th degree black belt in Small Circle Jujitsu™ a Jujitsu system created and founded by Professor and Grandmaster Wally Jay. Professor Eichelberger has been the senior student of Professor Jay for many years.

Professor Eichelberger has been involved in Jujitsu for over 40 years, as both a continuing student and instructor of Jujitsu in both Small Circle Jujitsu and Kodenkan Jujitsu. He teaches at the Alameda Small Circle Jujitsu Club, in Alameda, California. In addition he has taught at many conventions and clinics and at other invited dojos and locations, including camps in Hawaii, Boston, Indiana and California. He enjoys teaching self-defense to students at all levels. His training and teaching includes the small circle theory and its many applications and he has a special interest in many Kodenkan Kata forms, both older and modern interpretations. (Bio Date 8/29/07)