An Upper East Side branch of a martial arts school founded in 2001, offering kids classes that focus on confidence and leadership. Kids and families can also try kickboxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and the school hosts karate birthday parties and a summer camp with field trips.
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2026-2027 class schedule posted online
2-class trial $39.99
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2-class trial $39.99
2026-2027 class schedule posted online
220 East 86th St, 10028, in Yorkville, Manhattan.
Yes. Modern Martial Arts Upper East Side is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Modern Martial Arts NYC: mmanewyorkcity.com, or call (212) 772-3700.
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