by Ninja Warrior Academy
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An obstacle-course gym where kids train on ninja-warrior style obstacles to build strength, agility and coordination. There are Mini Ninja classes for 4-5 year olds, kids classes for 6-13, teen/adult sessions, summer programs and a competitive team.
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Winter semester registration opens October 1
Drop-in intro classes available
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Ages 4–17.
Drop-in intro classes available
Winter semester registration opens October 1
625 W 55th St, 10019, in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
Yes. New York City Ninja Academy is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Ninja Warrior Academy: ninjawarrioracademy.com, or call (917) 903-7535.
Babies, toddlers and preschoolers take themed play classes here that build movement, balance and social skills on climbing structures, tunnels and cushions, with parachute and bubble time. There are also unstructured open gym sessions and a preschool-prep class for ages 2-5.
Toddlers and young kids work on balance and coordination through obstacle-style circuits, acrobatics and gymnastics. The littlest movers attend with a caregiver, and the studio can be booked for private birthday parties.
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