by MatchPoint NYC
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Rhythmic gymnastics training where girls work with ribbon, hoop, ball and clubs to music. Programs include Mommy & Me, pre-team, recreational and competitive tracks.
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Year-round with summer program
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Ages 1–17.
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Year-round with summer program
2781 Shell Road, 11223, in Gravesend, Brooklyn.
Yes. MatchPoint NYC Rhythmic Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by MatchPoint NYC: matchpoint.nyc.
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