Things to Do in Phoenix
Phoenix Things To Do Guide
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1STOP-Fitness
- Maryvale
Build muscle and burn calories in these upbeat group Zumba or kickboxing classes
Sumits Yoga Phoenix 2107 E Camelback Rd Ste A-28D
- Camelback East
Instructors emphasize breath and form as they lead sessions that blend Bikram and Vinyasa styles in a heated room
Arcadia Ice Arena
- Camelback East
Guests lace up figure or hockey skates during public skate sessions offered seven days a week
Let It Roll Bowl
- North Mountain
Groups spend two hours jettisoning balls down one of 32 lanes, taking breaks to munch on burgers and soda in vibrant, art-filled alley
Brunswick Bowling
- Multiple Locations
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
LA Boxing Phoenix 4825 E. Warner Rd.
- Multiple Locations
Students learn fighting techniques for experienced fighters in workouts that build muscle and challenge cardiovascular endurance
Floating Lotus Yoga Studio & Natural Healing Center
- Downtown Mesa
Pregnant and post-pregnant bodies stay limber with gentle regimen that helps them transition back to regular yoga
Pilates Joe
- Scottsdale
Certified instructors build core strength by leading exercises that use mats, weighted balls, and resistance of signature Springwall
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Founded by fourth-dan black belt Richard Poage, Peaceful Warrior Martial Arts & Healing Center continues his mission to help students build discipline and learn self-defense through classes that teach shorin-ryu karate, jujitsu, and kobudo weapons training. Camps and after-school programs keep kids from spending their days sprawled in front of the TV or taking catnaps behind it. The school's healing center keeps students in top shape with holistic health services such as massage, acupuncture, and shiatsu massage.
On her quest to further understand the relationship between physical motion and energy flow, certified personal trainer and Pilates instructor Angella M. Hamilton began studying the ancient technique of tai chi under the tutelage of master David Dorian Ross. Her fascination with the time-honored practice led her to forge her own variation, combining healing elements of tai chi and qI gong to create the free-flowing Zen Method. When stricken with breast cancer at the age of 36, Angella practiced the Zen Method to keep herself healthy and empowered. Through regularly scheduled classes and workshops, she now imparts the lessons she's learned both in terms of fitness and mental strength.
"I'm bored!" is probably the most common phrase uttered by children out of school for the summer. Even inundated with an abundance of toys, games, and technology, kids still want more. Instead of getting them yet another magical centaur, parents can keep their offspring occupied with one of Arizona Summer Camps's weeklong diversions. The camp teams up with a variety of local businesses to present a diverse array of summer camps to engage the minds and bodies of youths. Each camp is coordinated with a local business that specializes in the activity of choice, including music lessons taught at The Scottsdale Studio of Music and karate at Paradise Valley Martial Arts. The quality of instruction is top-notch, and the student-to-teacher ratios are kept low.
Kids can expand their horizons with science-driven experimentation in fields such as robotics or computer gaming, or break a sweat and a few boards in one of several martial-arts camps. Gymnastics camps bolster coordination and strength in wee ones.
