A Champions Martial Arts school where children train in taekwondo-based martial arts in age-grouped classes, starting with the Little Tigers program for the youngest kids and moving up to kids and teen classes. The school also runs an after-school program, a summer camp and a competition team.
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Class times not posted online; school recommends at least 2 classes per week
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Ages 3–17.
Contact school for pricing; free trial class available
Class times not posted online; school recommends at least 2 classes per week
74 Quentin Rd, 11223, in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
Yes. Champions Martial Arts Quentin Road is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Champions Martial Arts: championstkd.com, or call (718) 676-5454.
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