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Price: $8 Members | $12 General  Join certified instructor, Deanna Cullen, for this fun and adaptive form of yoga! Perfect for all ages and abilities, participants will be led through a series of stretches and positions to improve mobility and strength. Register for classes

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Price: $8 Members | $12 General 
Join certified instructor, Deanna Cullen, for this fun and adaptive form of yoga! Perfect for all ages and abilities, participants will be led through a series of stretches and positions to improve mobility and strength.
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