Rego Park martial arts school offering a kids' karate program alongside kickboxing fitness and gi jiu-jitsu. Children build discipline and coordination through belt-based training, and the school hosts martial-arts birthday parties.
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97-30 Queens Blvd, 11374, in Rego Park, Queens.
Yes. Breakthrough Martial Arts is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by BREAKTHROUGH MARTIAL ARTS: ikcenter.com, or call (718) 806-1072.
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