Vision Taekwondo Rego Park
A Rego Park taekwondo school with parent-and-toddler classes for ages 2-4, kids classes for 4-7 and 8-11, and a teen program for 12-17. It also runs after-school pickup, summer camp and birthday parties.
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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 at Juniper Valley Park
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Seasonal outdoor classes at Juniper Valley Park
76 Juniper Blvd N, 11379, in Middle Village, Queens.
No. Soccer Cric Middle Village 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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