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Soccer classes and clinics at Pier 5, Plymouth Church and Red Hook for toddlers through young teens, with private coaching available.
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Year-round
$450–$600/season; clinics $400/week
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Ages 2–14.
$450–$600/season; clinics $400/week
Year-round
Pier 5, Brooklyn Bridge Park (Furman St), 11201, in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn.
No. Future Stars Futbol is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Future Stars Futbol: futurestarsfutbol.com, or call (206) 919-4379.
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