New York's Finest Taekwondo
A West Brighton taekwondo school where young children start in a 'Little Ninjas' group and older kids and teens learn kicks, forms and belt-rank skills. The school also runs week-long summer camp sessions.
by Ironhand Boxing
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A West Brighton boxing gym with a weekly Kids & Teens class that puts coordination, discipline and confidence ahead of hard boxing. Young members do mitt work and punching drills with coaches, and classes are included in monthly memberships.
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Kids & Teens class Fridays at 5 PM
Monthly memberships $125-$250 depending on frequency
Open Fri. Pick a date to add it to your plans.
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Monthly memberships $125-$250 depending on frequency
Friday: 5 PM. Kids & Teens class Fridays at 5 PM
1230 Castleton Ave, 10310, in West Brighton, Staten Island.
Yes. Ironhand Boxing Kids & Teens Class is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Ironhand Boxing: ironhandboxing.com, or call (347) 499-4133.
A West Brighton taekwondo school where young children start in a 'Little Ninjas' group and older kids and teens learn kicks, forms and belt-rank skills. The school also runs week-long summer camp sessions.
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