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A children's fitness center with structured classes that mix gymnastics, games and music for kids from infancy to age 10. Babies and toddlers attend with a caregiver, and the gym also runs camps and birthday parties.
by SayNinja
Toddlers ages 1-2 join a parent in Little Ninjas movement classes, kids 2-12 run ninja warrior obstacle courses, and children 3 and up can study taekwondo with belt progression. The padded, supervised gym also hosts birthday parties, school-closure camps and playdates. Formerly Leaders Sports Performance.
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Memberships of 1-3 classes per week; free trial class
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Ages 1–12.
Memberships of 1-3 classes per week; free trial class
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
168 E 66th St, 10065, in Lenox Hill, Manhattan.
Yes. SayNinja Upper East Side is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by SayNinja: sayninja.com, or call (917) 388-3135.
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