SayNinja Upper West Side
Kids tackle age-appropriate ninja warrior obstacle courses in a padded, coached gym, and toddlers can start in the Little Ninja classes. SayNinja (formerly Leaders Sports Performance) serves children from age 1 to 12.
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A kids' fitness center where children from 6 weeks to 10 years take age-based classes built around tumbling, climbing, games and music. Caregivers join the youngest ones, and the location also hosts gymnastics camps and parties.
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Fall 2026 schedule posted on site
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Ages 0–10.
No membership fees or long-term contracts
Fall 2026 schedule posted on site
209 W 79th St, 10024, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
Yes. My Gym West 79th is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by My Gym: mygym.com, or call (917) 438-9200.
Kids tackle age-appropriate ninja warrior obstacle courses in a padded, coached gym, and toddlers can start in the Little Ninja classes. SayNinja (formerly Leaders Sports Performance) serves children from age 1 to 12.
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