by Fontanez Martial Arts
An East Village martial arts school with an after-school team for young students. Its program is built around its own fighting, forms and self-defense curriculum.
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After-school program
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188 E 3rd St First Floor, 10009, in the East Village, Manhattan.
Yes. Fontanez Martial Arts Success Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Fontanez Martial Arts: fontanezmartialarts.com, or call (914) 535-6034.
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