Flushing taekwondo school led by Grandmaster Oh, a fifth-degree black belt with three decades of experience. It runs children's, adult and family programs where kids learn kicks, forms and self-discipline.
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29-09 137th St GF2, 11354, in Flushing, Queens.
Yes. Dragon Warriors Taekwondo & Martial Arts is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Dragon Warriors Taekwondo & Martial Arts: dwtaekwondo.com, or call (929) 318-0524.
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