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Rosebank Muay Thai gym with three youth levels: Youth (5-7), Junior (8-11) and Teen (12-16). Kids learn Thai boxing punches, kicks, knees and pad work while building fitness and confidence.
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3-class trial $29.95 incl. boxing gloves; month-to-month memberships
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Ages 5–16.
3-class trial $29.95 incl. boxing gloves; month-to-month memberships
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
4 Willow Ave, 10305, in Rosebank, Staten Island.
Yes. Legion Muay Thai is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Legion Muay Thai: legionmuaythai.com, or call (718) 550-5434.
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