A Midtown East karate dojo teaching traditional karate to youth and adults, with belt rank testing. It offers a free intro class and livestreamed classes.
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Free introductory class
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714 Lexington Ave, 10022, in Midtown East, Manhattan.
Yes. Goju Karate is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Goju Karate: gojukarate.com, or call (212) 729-6470.
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