45 sports programs for kids on Staten Island, 3 free. Soccer, tennis, climbing, skating. Includes War Memorial Ice Rink at Clove Lakes Park and Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex.
Seasonal outdoor ice rink in Clove Lakes Park with public sessions on weekends and Friday evenings plus a snack bar. A classic winter outing for Staten Island families.
A large indoor track-and-field facility near South Beach built for competition, with a hydraulically banked track. Youth track clubs train and race here and it hosts school meets.
Staten Island fencing club running classes from the beginner Mini Musketeers group up to youth foil and épée and competitive teams. Kids practice drills, footwork and bouts in the St. John's Lutheran gym.
A Staten Island tennis academy with 10-and-under training on modified courts and balls, plus junior groups for beginners through advanced players. In summer it runs a weekday junior camp for ages 7-17 with full-day, half-day and daily options.
A West Brighton boxing gym with a weekly Kids & Teens class that puts coordination, discipline and confidence ahead of hard boxing. Young members do mitt work and punching drills with coaches, and classes are included in monthly memberships.
Kids take learn-to-skate, figure skating and hockey skills lessons, including goalie clinics and training on a skating treadmill. The facility also runs a rookie league and has a party room.
Kids learn Brazilian jiu-jitsu and self-defense in beginner and intermediate-advanced classes held every weekday afternoon, with extra sessions on weekends. The academy welcomes all ages and skill levels.
A Staten Island boxing gym with all-ages group classes on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings, where kids train alongside the club's regular sessions. Private training is also offered.
A grappling-focused academy offering kids' Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes almost every day of the week, plus teen training in disciplines like Muay Thai, judo and wrestling. Kids learn takedowns, positions and escapes on the mats.
Preschoolers ages 3-5 and kids ages 6-12 each have their own taekwondo and kickboxing classes several evenings a week plus Saturday mornings, and teens train in the later evening slots. The school is led by Master Sal Giglio, a 9th-degree black belt.
Children from 18 months to 9 years play soccer inside a climate-controlled facility, starting with parent-and-me sessions for toddlers and moving up to more technical and advanced levels. Coaches use the game to build motor skills, balance, focus and teamwork in small groups.
Rosebank Muay Thai gym with three youth levels: Youth (5-7), Junior (8-11) and Teen (12-16). Kids learn Thai boxing punches, kicks, knees and pad work while building fitness and confidence.
Staten Island's oldest operating martial arts school, teaching judo and jujitsu in Tottenville since 1962. Kids, teens and adults learn practical self-defense in small classes that stress respect, humility and discipline.
Indoor ice rink on the South Shore with public skating and lessons. Friday and Saturday night sessions become glow parties with neon lights.
An indoor soccer training center where kids work on skills in group, team and one-on-one sessions, including dedicated goalkeeper work. The facility also runs half- and full-day camps and hosts soccer birthday parties.
A boxing gym that trains people of all ages, including kids and preteens, with varied, challenging classes. The Staten Island gym holds weekday evening sessions, and a Brooklyn location runs on weekend mornings; a free trial class is available.
Youth basketball development for grades 1-9 with skills training, camps and clinics, and advanced player work. Staten Island sessions are held at the Olympia Activity Center.
Neighborhood YMCA offering youth sports classes and leagues such as basketball, soccer and fitness, plus swim lessons and after-school programs. It serves Staten Island's North Shore.
The Manor Road branch of Dragon Kim's Karate teaches the Lil' Dragons program from age 4, kids martial arts for ages 6-12 and a Teen Xtreme program. An anti-bullying course and birthday parties are also offered.
Kids start with the Lil' Dragons program at age 4 and move into kids martial arts for ages 6-12, with a Teen Xtreme division for older students. The school also offers an anti-bullying program and hosts birthday parties.
A Tottenville training center exclusively for women and girls, offering BJJ, kickboxing/boxing, martial arts and self-defense. Girls learn practical protection skills and grappling in an all-female setting.
A Staten Island boxing and fitness gym with a kids program called Chaos KID FIT, open to children as young as about 5. Kids get individual attention while learning boxing moves and doing fun conditioning workouts, and a first lesson is free.
Staten Island taekwondo studio where kids, teens and adults train side by side in a rank-based belt system. Classes mix conditioning, basic techniques, self-defense and mental focus, with an emphasis on helping young students gain confidence and concentration.
Martial arts school off Victory Boulevard, opened in November 2024 by Master C.J. Eadicicco. Kids learn self-defense and martial arts skills in a structured but fun system, progressing at their own pace while building discipline, respect and confidence. The school also runs Parent's Night Out events.
LittleGotham lists 45 sports programs for kids on Staten Island.
Yes. 3 of 45 are free to attend, including Faber Park Recreation Center, Staten Island Ice Hockey Association, CityParks Junior Golf Annex at LaTourette.
41 listings are indoors, such as Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex, Blade Runner Fencing, Ironhand Boxing Kids & Teens Class.
Charleston (7), Castleton Corners (5), Eltingville (4).