by Champions Martial Arts
A neighborhood branch of the Champions taekwondo network, with separate classes for preschoolers (Little Tigers), school-age kids and teens. Children practice kicks, forms and self-defense while working on focus and discipline, and the branch also runs after-school pickup, summer camp and a competition team.
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Ages 3–17.
Free trial class; contact branch for membership rates
Class times set by branch; call to book
2158 3rd Ave, 10035, in East Harlem, Manhattan.
Yes. Champions Martial Arts East Harlem is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Champions Martial Arts: championstkd.com, or call (646) 472-6150.
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