by Bronx Shotojuku
A traditional Shotokan karate dojo in the Bronx with a Peewee program starting at age 3. Classes meet four days a week and cover basic techniques, kata and discipline.
More reviews: see “Reviews around the web” for Yelp, Facebook and other sites.
Classes Mon and Wed-Fri, evenings (about 5:30-8:45pm)
Contact the school for tuition
Pick a date to add it to your plans.
Ages 3–17.
Contact the school for tuition
Classes Mon and Wed-Fri, evenings (about 5:30-8:45pm)
2907 Scott Pl, 10465, in Throgs Neck, the Bronx.
Yes. Bronx Shotojuku Traditional Shotokan Karate is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Bronx Shotojuku: bxsj.nyc, or call (646) 244-7804.
A Bronx boxing gym with a youth boxing class that teaches fundamentals, movement and discipline, plus a kids program aimed at fitness and coordination. Adults train in separate boxing and strength sessions.
A Bronx Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy founded in 1994 that trains teens and whole families. Students learn leverage-based grappling and self-defense.
A Bronx youth sports organization where kids play in basketball, soccer and flag football leagues and take skills clinics. It also runs summer and extended-day sports camps and private training.
A Pelham Bay martial arts school with dedicated kids and teen programs. Young students learn American and Shotokan karate fundamentals, while the school also teaches Krav Maga, Muay Thai and MMA to older students.
A Bronx karate and taekwondo school with classes for children and teens alongside adult training. Kids learn striking basics, forms and belt-rank skills in a structured dojo setting.
A Goju Ryu karate school with Little Warriors classes for ages 6-9 and Junior Warriors for ages 10-13. Kids learn traditional karate techniques, and there is an after-school program.