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Discover the Joy of Skateboarding

Discover the joy of skateboarding in NYC. Join our fun, supportive community – classes for kids & adults!

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SKATEYOGI offers skateboarding classes for all ages in a fun, creative environment in New York City

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Spreading the Joy of Skateboarding

Weekly Kids Classes

‍Early Childhood (Ages 3-5) - Register now for Spring II Series starting on Mon 4/13. Juniors (Ages 4-5) & Little Juniors (Ages 3-4).

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‍Kids (Ages 5-13) - Late registrations accepted for Spring Series starting on Sat 1/24. Little Kids (Ages 5-7), Kids (Ages 7-14), &Teens (Ages 11-15).

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‍Spring late registration available

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Adult Classes & Open Skate

Multi-week series for beginners and intermediate level students, who want to keep learning new tricks! If you are looking for an indoor space to skate, check out our Adult Open Skate schedule!

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Day Camps

School Holiday Day Camps available

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Kids Camp Ages 7-14 | Grades 2-9

Late pickup add-on available.

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Little Kids Mini Camp Ages 5-7 | Grades K-2

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Private Lessons

Available at SKATEYOGI PLG & Williamsburg

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SKATEYOGI's Core Values

High Fives

We start and end our class with high fives to show each other's respect and celebrate the moment we got to share -- influenced by a zen concept known as Ichi-go Ichi-e: "Treasure every encounter, for it will never recur."

Check Your Ego at the Door

We offer an ego-free zone for all our stuents regardless of their levels.

Have Fun! Be Creative!

We encourage our students to think up something fun and defy convention. There are no rules. It's all skateboarding!

Keep Pushing

As Master Yoda says, "The greatest teacher, failure is." Everyday we fall, get back up and continue learning. Skateboarding is a great lesson in resilence and perseverance.

Namaskate

Namaste is a phrase/gesture of pure compassion and recognition: that we bow to the true self inside each one of us. SKATEYOGI encourages skateboarders to be respectful and thankful to each other and the surrounding community.