by GrappleBox NYC
A lower Manhattan grappling club that accepts teens from age 12 with a parent-signed waiver. Teens learn jiu-jitsu and self-defense through a step-by-step progression meant to keep training safe.
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Ages 12–17.
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66 Frankfort St, Community Room Basement, 10038, in Civic Center, Manhattan.
Yes. East Side Brazilian Jiu Jitsu / GrappleBox is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by GrappleBox NYC: eastsidebrazilianjiujitsu.com, or call (888) 912-5199.
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