by H.T.D Boxing Gym
The Upper West Side branch of HTD Boxing runs youth boxing classes for kids roughly 8 to 16. Young boxers learn technique in group classes, with youth class packages sold through the gym.
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Schedule posted at htdnyc.com/class-schedule
Youth packages available; see gym for pricing
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Ages 8–16.
Youth packages available; see gym for pricing
Schedule posted at htdnyc.com/class-schedule
2872 Broadway, 10025, in Morningside Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. H.T.D Boxing Gym Youth Boxing is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by H.T.D Boxing Gym: htdnyc.com, or call (917) 409-3217.
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