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Nonprofit basketball clinics pairing skill-building with youth development for middle-grade kids.
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7-week fall and winter clinics
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Ages 8–14.
Fees not published
7-week fall and winter clinics
1561 Bedford Ave, Suite 2B, 11225, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. New Heights Youth is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by New Heights Youth – The Foundation: newheightsnyc.org.
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