AmeriKick Karate Studios
www.amerikick.com
529 5th Ave (corner of 14th Street)
Park Slope
718-768-8200
Karate, self-defense.

Brooklyn Aikikai
http://www.brooklynaikikai.com/children/index.html
408 Third Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11215 (BOCOCA)
718-643-6044
Ages: 4-12
Children’s classes are separated by age groups: 4-5 year olds and 6-12
year olds. All age groups can benefit from learning Aikido. Children
are avid learners of new material. They enjoy challenging their young
minds and bodies and take special pride in mastering new skills. In
addition, they require regular exercise to stay fit both physically and
mentally.nstruction is initially centered around physical exercises designed
to improve motor skills and increase physical coordination. The
children are then taught how to fall without hurting themselves. After
the students are comfortable with falling, we introduce basic martial
arts principles of movement. In conjunction with these principles, we
instruct them in the techniques of Aikido. Cooperation and teamwork are
stressed as the more accomplished children assist the newer students in
developing their skills.Students must commit to attend practice at least once a week.Kids ages seven to 12 are eligible for the Aikikai’s Aikido Kids Camp
summer program, where they can learn the basics of aikido, a
non-competitive martial art also called "the way of harmony." Midday
Japanese cultural activities include haiku, origami, ink brush
painting, and learning to draw manga superheroes! Field trips include
trips to the Metropolitan Museum, Brooklyn Museum, and Brooklyn Botanic Garden as well as picnics and sprinklers in a nearby playground.

The Legend Karate
E. 16th and New Kirk
Brooklyn, NY (Ditmas Park)
718-282-3063

The Little Gym of Brooklyn Heights
www.tlgbrooklynheightsny.com
221 Atlantic Ave between Brooklyn Bridge Blvd and Court St
Brooklyn Heights
718-488-7744
Subway: F, G to Bergen St; 4, 5 to Borough Hall.
Their programs are based on a curriculum designed to build motor skills
while having fun. Classes include movement, sports, exercise, games,
listening and cooperation.

Midwood Martial Arts and Family Fitness Center
www.midwoodmartialarts.com
1302 Avenue H (at the corner of E. 13th Street)
Brooklyn, NY (Ditmas) 11230
tel: 718-258-KICK (5425)
Classes include: Aikido, Capoeira, Karate, Tai Chi, Wing Chun Kung Fu/Catch as Catch Can Wrestling/Western Boxing, African Dance, Cardio Kickboxing, Pilates, Chi Gung, Feldenkrais, Nei Kung, Pilates Mat, Yoga, GymStars, Juguemos A Cantar, Creative Movement, Music and Rhythm, Pre-Ballet, Sign-A-Song, Story Time, Yoga for Children.

Shaolin Temple Overseas Brooklyn Branch
http://www.shaolin-overseas.org/brooklyn.html
jbrown@bklynshaolin.org
2 locations:
Charles Moore Dance Theatre   
397 Bridge Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201 (Brooklyn Heights)
718-858-0382

Albee Dance
388 Carroll Street, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11231 (Cobble Hill)
718-858-0382
Shaolin Temple Overseas Brooklyn
emphasizes the importance of mental focus and discipline. It offers a
Buddhist approach to kung fu, and covers all aspects of martial arts,
from empty-hand techniques to weapons, self-defense, chin na
(grappling), external, and internal.

T.Kang Taekwondo
http://www.tkangtkd.com
info@tkangtkd.com
2960 Avenue U
Brooklyn, NY 11229 (Flatbush/Brownsville)
718.891.1400 
 Hours: Mon-Fri 2pm-10pm; Sat 10am-4pm
T Kang Taekwando
offers traditional Taekwondo training for men, women, and children in a
modern, state of the art 5000+ sqare foot facility. Head instructor
grandmaster Tae Sun Kang is president of the American Black Belt
Association, with over 35 years’ experience.

Traditional Okinawan Karate
www.tokarate.com
dojo@tokarate.com 
248 McKibbin Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206 (Williamsburg)
718-418-9892
Ages: 5 and up
Traditional Okinawan Karate
offers classes in Isshin Ryu Karate for self defense, sport, fitness,
health, and well being. Classes are available four nights a week for
kids, teens, and adults. 2 weeks FREE classes with no money down and no obligation. Free karate gi with signup.

Urban Martial Arts
www.urbandojo.com
info@urbandojo.com
965 CIA (corner of New Kirk)
Brooklyn, NY (Ditmas Park)
718-287-5500

Yee’s Hung Ga Kung Fu
http://www.yees-hungga.com
yeeswilliamsburg@yahoo.com
241 Bedford Ave, Buzzer #7
Brooklyn, NY 11211 (Williamsburg)
347.410.0004
The curriculum at Yee’s Hung Ga Kung Fu,
in Williamsburg and Chelsea, is based on traditional Shaolin
Five-Animal Kung Fu. The kid-friendly martial arts program helps its
practitioners to develop a strong healthy body, internal power, and a
clear, focused mind.
Classes are designed to cater to the needs of each age group: kids ages three to six, or seven to 12.

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