by Bars Boxing
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A boxing and kickboxing program with group and private training that children and teens attend. The Brooklyn location holds classes on weekend mornings, and a Staten Island branch runs on weekday evenings.
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Brooklyn: Saturday-Sunday mornings; Staten Island (1665 Richmond Rd): weekday evenings
Group, monthly and private options; prices not listed
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Group, monthly and private options; prices not listed
Brooklyn: Saturday-Sunday mornings; Staten Island (1665 Richmond Rd): weekday evenings
24 Cobek Ct, 11223, in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
Yes. Bars Boxing is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Bars Boxing: barsboxing.com, or call (718) 810-6555.
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