About
Dragon Phoenix offers Kids Kung Fu for ages 713 and Kung Fu for ages 57. The program also includes Tai Chi, Qigong, Nia Dance Fitness, Sword Yoga, Tai Chi Fan, and Lion Dance.
Programs
- Kung Fu for Ages 5–7 — 5–7 · Flexible drop-in class introducing younger children to basic kung fu movement through active games, imaginative exercises, and age-appropriate challenges. No ongoing membership is required.
- Kids Kung Fu for Ages 7–14 — 7–14 · Structured Kids Kung Fu curriculum combining authentic Chinese martial arts with child-centered teaching.
- Cheng Baguazhang — Adults and teens 15 and older · Structured adult training in a traditional Chinese martial art.
- Chen Taijiquan — Adults and teens 15 and older · Structured adult training in a traditional Chinese martial art.
- Baoding Shuai Jiao — Adults and teens 15 and older · Structured adult training in a traditional Chinese martial art.
- Tai Chi — Beginners welcome · Flexible drop-in class. Explore approachable Yang-style Tai Chi or structured Chen Taijiquan curriculum.
- Qigong — Beginners welcome · Flexible drop-in class with adaptable movement, posture, breathing, and mindful awareness.
- Nia Dance Fitness — Beginners welcome · Flexible drop-in movement class combining music and expressive movement.
- Sword Yoga — Beginners welcome · Flexible drop-in movement class. For Sword Yoga it is mandatory to reserve a place in class by booking on the page.
- Tai Chi Fan — Beginners welcome · Flexible drop-in class combining single- and double-fan forms with coordination and focused movement.
- Lion Dance — Chinese lion dance and performances for community events and celebrations.
At a glance
- Ages: 5–18 years old
- General schedule: Drop-in classes are $20 per class or $180 for a 10-class pass. Curriculum classes are based on monthly tuition. Kids ages 7–14 may begin with Kids Kung Fu. Adults and teens ages 15 and older may choose Cheng Baguazhang, Chen Taijiquan, or Baoding Shuai Jiao.
About the provider
Dragon Phoenix was founded in the fall of 2014 by Sifu Aaron Dison. Its mission is to offer traditional martial arts, lifelong movement practices, health-focused classes, and cultural arts within one welcoming community. It also says it aims to teach values such as love, kindness, being a good listener, patience, and that every student has the ability to learn and grow.
Beginners are welcome in every Dragon Phoenix drop-in class. Your first class is free for Kids Kung Fu and adult martial arts curriculum programs. Curriculum programs are designed for students who want to attend consistently and develop through an organized course of study. Drop-in classes do not require an ongoing membership.
Last updated November 4, 2026.
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