Brooklyn Eagle Claw

FAQ

Q - Where exactly are you guys located exactly?
A -

We are conviently located at 25 Jay st. Suite #203, in an area of Brooklyn known as Dumbo, between Plymouth and John Streets. From the Subway we're easily accesible via the F train a quick 3 block walk down hill from the York St station. A,C at Jay St stop is also an option (although a bit of a further walk). By car we are the first street exit off of the Brooklyn bridge, and fairly close to the BQE Expressway as well.

Q - How do I get started?
A - Call (718)-858-5037 to schedule a convenient time for you and your family to try your first FREE "Private Lesson" with one of our qualified professional instructors. You can also register for an appointment online using the contact us page. Please see the online registration form or contact the schools nearest you.

Q - Why do I need to schedule an appointment?
A - This way, the instructor will set aside time to answer any questions or concerns, give you and your family a personal tour of the school, receive a FREE "Private Lesson", and discuss all the various martial arts programs and prices.

Q - Am I too old to start learning Kung-Fu or Tai-Chi?
A - No. In fact, we have students of all ages training in their respective martial arts programs. Regardless of your age, our professional instructors and training at Brooklyn Eagle Claw Kung-Fu will make you feel great. It's an excellent way to learn how to protect yourself, not to mention improve your overall health.

Q - Will learning Kung-fu help my child at school?
A - Yes, because Kung-Fu helps children develope better concentration, discipline, and focus, which will help them tremendously in their school studies.

Q - Do women train in your Kung-fu and Tai- Chi programs?
A - Yes. Our martial arts training programs are co-ed, with more women signing up everyday, learning self-defense and getting in great shape. In fact, many of the self-defense techniques taught are especially great for women as they rely on speed and accuracy as opposed to brute force.