Part of the Team USA martial arts group in the Bronx, which teaches karate, taekwondo, MMA and boxing to students from toddler age up. Children build coordination and confidence through belt-based classes, and the group also offers after-school and summer camp programs.
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Ages 2–17.
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1877 Webster Ave, 10457, in Tremont, the Bronx.
Yes. USA Martial Arts is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Team USA Martial Arts: teamusanyc.com, or call (718) 618-7100.
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