1. Fitness to participate
Dance, fitness and self-defence activities can be physically demanding. Participants are responsible for assessing their suitability and should seek professional medical advice where appropriate.
LEGAL & TRUST · 20.08.2026Current legal information based on the present Dragon Dance Academy operator structure. Mandatory local consumer and data-protection law remains reserved.
Contents1. Fitness to participate2. During training3. SHAKA DEFENSE®4. Minors5. Conduct6. Photo & video7. Emergencies
2. During training
Stop training in case of pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, injury symptoms or other concerning discomfort and inform the instructor.
3. SHAKA DEFENSE®
SHAKA DEFENSE® focuses on awareness, prevention, boundaries, voice and practical responses for women. Training does not guarantee prevention of harm and should be delivered with clear safety boundaries.
4. Minors
Minors may participate or book only with the consent required from a parent or legal guardian.
5. Conduct
Respectful behaviour is required. Dangerous, discriminatory, threatening or seriously disruptive behaviour can result in exclusion.
6. Photo & video
Marketing photos or videos require separate consent where legally required. Agreeing to general terms alone does not automatically authorise marketing use.
7. Emergencies
Follow instructor and venue safety instructions. In an emergency, local emergency services may be contacted and necessary information shared to protect health and safety.
Last updated: 20 August 2026
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