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Relaxed, non-competitive soccer classes where kids from toddlers to teens are grouped by level and learn ball skills through fun games. SoccerCric also offers personal training, summer camp and developmental team programs.
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Seasonal outdoor classes in Astoria Park
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Ages 2–17.
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Seasonal outdoor classes in Astoria Park
19-02 23rd Ave, 11105, in Astoria, Queens.
No. Soccer Cric Astoria Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by SoccerCric: soccercric.com, or call (347) 282-9894.
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