St. Patrick's Youth Sports (CYO)
Parish youth sports program in Bay Ridge running CYO basketball in winter and fall soccer at 97th St and Shore Road.
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Gowanus climbing gym running recreational after-school classes, school-break camps and coached competitive teams for young climbers. Programs focus on technique, confidence and teamwork.
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Gym open M–F 7 AM–11 PM, weekends 9 AM–10 PM
Program pricing on registration page
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Ages 5–17.
Program pricing on registration page
Gym open M–F 7 AM–11 PM, weekends 9 AM–10 PM
242 Butler St, 11217, in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Yes. Movement Gowanus Youth Climbing is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Movement Climbing + Fitness: movementgyms.com.
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