by Kids Tennis Co.
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Play-based tennis classes built around games for the youngest players, roughly toddlers through early grade school. Kids learn to move, swing and rally in small groups, and families can book a trial class before joining a session.
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Fall/Winter session registration open; ongoing enrollment
Trial class available; session pricing on website
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Ages 2–7.
Trial class available; session pricing on website
Fall/Winter session registration open; ongoing enrollment
26 W 84th St, 10024, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Kids Tennis Co is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Kids Tennis Co.: kidstennisco.com.
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