Big Apple Youth Sports
An Upper East Side after-school sports program for kids from 4K through 5th grade, held at local school sites. Children play high-energy games like dodgeball, hockey and tennis while building teamwork and social skills.
An Upper East Side studio teaching traditional Okinawan karate and self-defense, with kids yoga, ballet, chess and tai chi also on the schedule. Classes are booked through its partner Active Studios NYC.
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Open all year and most holidays
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Ages 3–17.
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Open all year and most holidays
1521 York Ave, 10028, in Yorkville, Manhattan.
Yes. Tiger Strong NYC is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Tiger Strong NYC / Active Studios NYC: tigerstrongnyc.com, or call (917) 388-2729.
An Upper East Side after-school sports program for kids from 4K through 5th grade, held at local school sites. Children play high-energy games like dodgeball, hockey and tennis while building teamwork and social skills.
Indoor after-school tennis lessons on the Upper East Side with an emphasis on 10-and-under play. Kids learn on scaled courts and equipment suited to their size.
A Champions Martial Arts school where children train in taekwondo-based martial arts in age-grouped classes, starting with the Little Tigers program for the youngest kids and moving up to kids and teen classes. The school also runs an after-school program, a summer camp and a competition team.
A youth sports program where kids from toddlerhood to age 12 learn the basics of soccer, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, flag football, floor hockey and volleyball. Options include parent-participation classes for little ones, multi-sport and single-sport classes, after-school programs, camps and parties.
An Upper East Side boxing gym whose group classes are open to teenagers as well as adults. Teens can take group, small semi-private or one-on-one boxing sessions focused on technique and fitness.
Supreme teaches taekwondo to kids in two age groups: Tiny Tigers for children 6 and under and Warriors for ages 6-12. Kids practice kicks, forms and self-control in energetic classes, and the school also runs a summer camp and birthday parties.