A well-known Chelsea jiu-jitsu academy that runs a Kids & Youth Program next to its fundamentals and advanced classes. Young students learn grappling technique in weekly classes for all levels.
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250 W 26th St, 3rd Floor, 10001, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Marcelo Garcia Jiu-Jitsu NYC is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Marcelo Garcia Jiu-Jitsu: marcelogarciajj.com, or call (212) 414-0044.
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