by Athletic Edge
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Athletic Edge's North Shore gym offers recreational and competitive gymnastics, private lessons and camps. Kids progress through structured skill levels.
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Seasonal
Classes from about $120/month
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Ages 1–17.
Classes from about $120/month
Seasonal
420 South Avenue, Floor 2, Suite 1, 10303, in Mariners Harbor, Staten Island.
Yes. The Edge by Athletic Edge is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Athletic Edge: athleticedgeny.com, or call (718) 673-8026.
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