A Taekwondo school in Corona offering a dedicated kids program alongside teen and adult classes. Children learn Taekwondo technique and can progress toward competition team training.
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104-05 Northern Blvd, 11368, in Corona, Queens.
Yes. New York Black Belt Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by New York Black Belt Center: nybbc.org, or call (718) 565-1165.
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