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Long-running family martial arts school in Prospect Heights led by Grandmaster Bill McCloud, teaching Urban Contemporary Ju Jitsu and Sanuces. Children's classes meet after school and on Saturday mornings and focus on confidence, discipline, fitness and self-protection, and parents can train in their own classes at the same school.
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Children's classes Mon/Wed/Fri afternoons and Saturday mornings
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Children's classes Mon/Wed/Fri afternoons and Saturday mornings
759 Washington Ave, 11238, in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. MAUSA Health & Fitness is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by MAUSA Health & Fitness: studymartialarts.com, or call (718) 210-3190.
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