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A Montague Street academy with a youth jiu-jitsu program. Children develop body awareness, balance and basic grappling skills, and families can try a free class first.
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Ages 4–17.
Free trial class; contact for membership rates
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
151 Montague St, Suite B, 11201, in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brooklyn Heights Jiu Jitsu is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Heights Jiu Jitsu: brooklynheightsjiujitsu.com, or call (650) 686-8967.
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