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Program Name: Centerline Martial Arts
Program Address: 27 W Poplar St, Walla Walla WA
Contact Phone: (509) 386-4853
Website: http://centerlinemartialarts.com/
Detail: The term "Centerline" is commonly used in Fitness, Self-Defense and Martial Arts when discussing the techniques involved in maintaining balance, both physically and mentally. Our goal at Centerline is to promote a balanced, healthy lifestyle through the programs provided by our professional, certified Martial Arts & Fitness Instructors.
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Centerline Martial Arts, Walla Walla WA
Program Address: 27 W Poplar St, Walla Walla WA
Contact Phone: (509) 386-4853
Website: http://centerlinemartialarts.com/
Detail: The term "Centerline" is commonly used in Fitness, Self-Defense and Martial Arts when discussing the techniques involved in maintaining balance, both physically and mentally. Our goal at Centerline is to promote a balanced, healthy lifestyle through the programs provided by our professional, certified Martial Arts & Fitness Instructors.
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