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Martial arts school off Victory Boulevard, opened in November 2024 by Master C.J. Eadicicco. Kids learn self-defense and martial arts skills in a structured but fun system, progressing at their own pace while building discipline, respect and confidence. The school also runs Parent's Night Out events.
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1891 Victory Blvd, 10314, in Castleton Corners, Staten Island.
Yes. Legacy Martial Arts Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Legacy Martial Arts Center: lmacpride.com, or call (929) 284-7070.
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