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Spring 2013 Zumba Fitness


Every Friday at 5 pm.

Zumba is an extremely fun alternative to traditional exercise!

Taylorsville Redwood Campus LAC #176
Non-Students $10 per semester, each class $2
Students and Staff $10 per semester

Classes taught by Mayra every Friday

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