Dylan Case has dedicated much of his life to practicing martial arts, both in philosophy and discipline. He believes that to be a true martial artist one must master his or herself. Dylan stresses the importance and aim of mastering the mind, body and soul.

Dylan began his training in his early teenage years. He first studied Tae Kwon Do then Okinawan Ryukyu Kempo. In addition he has also studied Judo, Hapkido and Aikido, holding the rank of black belt in 3 styles of martial arts. He has spent the last 15 years studying Son Long Gung Fu / Mountain Dragon Style under the teachings of Master Klodi Lemmoine in Miami Florida. Since then, he has taught and trained extensively throughout the U.S. His extensive trips to Asia have further embedded his vision that true Martial Art is not about sport, competition or ego, but it is a constant path of learning discovery, transformation, and eventual mastery. The Dragon styles ultimate goal is to harmonize our energies with our body mind and soul. Passed down from a thousand year tradition, the dragon style seeks to use the breathing techniques for energy circulation (qi gong), imitate animals for their natural grace, strength, and align ourselves with the universal energy of the Dao. The Martial is of course about defense and a strong spirit, the art is about how the student relates and expresses his/herself during this lifelong process. Dylan seeks to share with all ages and levels of students to expand and grow together with martial arts as our guide.