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Kids and teens learn krav maga self-defense in classes kept separate from the adult program. There is also a Self-Defense Before College program aimed at teenage girls.
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$20 first-class trial; kids pricing not listed
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$20 first-class trial; kids pricing not listed
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
250 W 100th St, Suite C104, 10025, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Krav Maga Experts Upper West Side is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Krav Maga Experts: kravmagaexperts.com, or call (212) 400-4813.
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