by Champions Martial Arts
Champions teaches kids martial arts in age-grouped classes, starting with a Little Tigers program for the youngest students and continuing through kids, teen and adult classes. Students work on kicks, forms and self-defense while building focus, and the school also offers after-school care, summer camp and a competition team.
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Two classes per week recommended
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Free trial class; pricing on request
Two classes per week recommended
49-15 Vernon Blvd, 11101, in Long Island City, Queens.
Yes. Champions Martial Arts Long Island City is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Champions Martial Arts: championstkd.com, or call (646) 312-9371.
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