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Program Name: Kung Fu for Life
Program Address: 1508 N Monroe St, Spokane WA
Contact Phone: (509) 328-3285
Website: http://www.eastwestfitnessworld.com/
Detail: We are Spokane's first fitness cooperative. Our fitness concept uses both Eastern and Western approaches to fitness and weight loss goals. East/West Fitness World is a martial arts and Body work cooperative providing access to world wide cultures and using their training methods to create a superior you. Take advantage of our combined areas of expertise to create unique personal training programs to meet your goals.
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Kung Fu for Life, Spokane WA
Program Address: 1508 N Monroe St, Spokane WA
Contact Phone: (509) 328-3285
Website: http://www.eastwestfitnessworld.com/
Detail: We are Spokane's first fitness cooperative. Our fitness concept uses both Eastern and Western approaches to fitness and weight loss goals. East/West Fitness World is a martial arts and Body work cooperative providing access to world wide cultures and using their training methods to create a superior you. Take advantage of our combined areas of expertise to create unique personal training programs to meet your goals.
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