NY Kids Club Court Square
A Court Square branch in LIC offering baby and toddler gym classes and preschool gymnastics. Kids develop coordination and early tumbling skills.
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A woman-owned Long Island City gym with classes from Baby Bobcats (3-15 months) through school-age Tigers, plus camps and clinics. It emphasizes inclusion, with sensory-friendly classes and programming for neurodivergent and gender-expansive kids.
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Seasonal sessions; holiday and summer camps
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All ages.
Register via Active.com; contact for pricing
Seasonal sessions; holiday and summer camps
5-02 50th Avenue, 11101, in Long Island City, Queens.
Yes. Industry Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Industry Gymnastics: industrygymnastics.com, or call (718) 392-5437.
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