The Astoria branch of Champions Martial Arts teaches taekwondo-style classes to preschoolers, kids and teens. Families can also sign up for after-school martial arts, summer camp and the competition team.
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Ages 3–17.
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23-68 Steinway St, 11105, in Astoria, Queens.
Yes. Champions Martial Arts Astoria is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Champions Martial Arts: championstkd.com, or call (718) 777-1712.
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