by Next Evolution Martial Arts
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An East Harlem school running since 2005 that teaches children from age 3 through the teen years. Kids train in a blended karate style plus Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and there is an after-school program as well as Muay Thai for older students.
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Ages 3–17.
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1786 3rd Ave, 10029, in East Harlem, Manhattan.
Yes. Next Evolution Martial Arts & Kioto BJJ is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Next Evolution Martial Arts: nextevolutionmartialarts.com, or call (212) 828-5678.
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