by Vision Taekwondo
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Forest Hills branch of Vision Taekwondo with classes split by age: preschoolers (3-4), kids (5-11) and teens (12-17). Students work on kicks, forms and self-defense, and the school also hosts an after-school program, summer camp and birthday parties.
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Ages 3–17.
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64-37 108th St, 11375, in Forest Hills, Queens.
Yes. Vision Taekwondo Forest Hills is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Vision Taekwondo: visiontkdny.com, or call (718) 489-8964.
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