Fencers Club
One of the oldest fencing clubs in the country, this nonprofit Midtown club trains young fencers from beginners to national-level competitors. Kids learn footwork, bladework and bouting from experienced coaches.
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A Midtown dojo teaching Goshin jiu-jitsu and Pekiti Tirsia Kali that also holds youth classes. Kids learn traditional self-defense techniques on a separate kids schedule.
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12 E 32nd St, 4th Floor, 10016, in NoMad, Manhattan.
Yes. Sei Shin Dojo is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Sei Shin Dojo: seishindojonyc.com, or call (929) 699-4743.
One of the oldest fencing clubs in the country, this nonprofit Midtown club trains young fencers from beginners to national-level competitors. Kids learn footwork, bladework and bouting from experienced coaches.
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