Discovery Programs Gymnastics
An Upper West Side enrichment center with gymnastics in six levels, parkour and cheer, plus ballet and hip-hop dance. Classes serve babies through teens.
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A Morningside Heights kids' gym offering gymnastics and ninja training for babies through school-age kids, plus weekday open play. Infants up to 6 months can take a free class.
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Open Mon-Thu daytime; open play Mon-Thu
Free infant classes up to 6 months; free trials; contact for pricing
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Ages 0–7.
Free infant classes up to 6 months; free trials; contact for pricing
Open Mon-Thu daytime; open play Mon-Thu
550 West 110th Street, Lower Level, 10025, in Morningside Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. Elliott's Classes is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Elliott's Classes: elliottsclasses.com, or call (917) 517-8721.
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