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Girls learn rhythmic gymnastics, a blend of gymnastics, ballet, acrobatics and dance performed with ribbons, hoops, balls, ropes and clubs. Classes run from a playful intro for ages 3-5 to recreational and competitive groups for ages 6 and up, with gala shows in December and at year's end.
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Ages 3+.
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450 Buel Ave, 10305, in Dongan Hills, Staten Island.
Yes. New York Rhythmic Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by New York Rhythmic Gymnastics: nyrhythmicgymnastics.com, or call (646) 420-8713.
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