Virtues Martial Arts
A renovated martial arts academy in Woodside with tiered youth programs called Sprouts, Scouts and Cadets. Children progress through age-appropriate classes before moving into the teen and adult program.
A Woodside taekwondo school with a dedicated kids program. Children train in kicking, forms and discipline in regular group classes.
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Ages 4–17.
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58-14 Roosevelt Ave, 11377, in Woodside, Queens.
Yes. Legacy Taekwondo Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by The Legacy Taekwondo Center: taekwondo-thelegacy.com, or call (718) 245-6586.
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