by G.A.N.G. UP Boxing Gym
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An East Village boxing gym with a 45-minute kids class for ages 6-13 that mixes fundamentals and discipline with fun. Teens 14 and up take a longer class focused on technique and conditioning.
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Kids class 45 min; teen class 60 min
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Ages 6–17.
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Kids class 45 min; teen class 60 min
51 Astor Pl, 10003, in the East Village, Manhattan.
Yes. G.A.N.G. UP Boxing Gym is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by G.A.N.G. UP Boxing Gym: gangupboxing.com, or call (646) 329-5814.
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