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  • Aug 2024

    Strong Martial Arts, established in Astoria by Grandmaster MoonSung Lee in 1972, has been dedicated to teaching martial arts for over 50 years. The gym focuses on improving students' lives mentally, physically, and spiritually, specializing in kids' martial arts and adult self-defense and fitness. Many students praise Strong Martial Arts for its excellent teachers and safe, friendly atmosphere. Adult kickboxing classes have received particularly positive feedback, with participants enjoying the challenging yet rewarding workouts. Students, ranging from ages 16 to 60, find that they quickly adapt to the conditioning and kickboxing aspects within a few weeks. The classes are described as more enjoyable than traditional workout programs. Parents are also pleased with the children's programs. One parent noted that their 11-year-old son, who previously had no sports experience, is now excited about learning new moves after just three months. The gym offers a convenient app for booking classes and accessing information, making it easy for both students and parents. Strong Martial Arts provides free trial classes, making it an appealing choice for families considering martial arts training. Overall, Strong Martial Arts is highly recommended for individuals of all ages and skill levels seeking a great workout experience.

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Strong Martial arts was opened in Astoria by Grandmaster MoonSung Lee in 1972. We have been teaching martial arts to all ages for over 50 years. Our mission statement is to provide the highest quality of martial arts to help improve our students lives mentally, physically and spiritually. We specialize in kids martial arts and adult self defense and fitness.

Hours

Monday: 5 - 7PM
Tuesday: 3:45 - 8PM
Wednesday: 3:45 - 8PM
Thursday: 3:45 - 8PM
Friday: ClosedSaturday: 8:45AM - 1PM
Sunday: Closed

Tips

1:1 sessions available accepts credit cards good for kids street parking dogs allowed asian-owned gender-neutral restrooms bike parking