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Krav Maga Systems – Kids and Youth in Marsden Park

Provider: Krav Maga Systems
Krav Maga Systems offers age-based Krav Maga training for children and teenagers at Marsden Park Neighbourhood Centre. Kids classes are for ages 7–11 and Youth classes for ages 12–17. Training focuses on personal safety awareness, confidence, coordination and age-appropriate self-defence. Classes run on Mondays, with separate sessions for different age groups. Guide: $20–$30 per session; confirm current fees with KMS. Families can visit our website to check the current timetable and enquire about a suitable class.
Marsden Park NSW · Approx $30.00
Age: 5 - 17   Mon
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