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SHAOLIN INSTITUTE - NEW ORLEANS CAMPUS

TRAINING

Martial Arts · New Orleans · Orleans Parish, LA

Kung fu and tai chi instruction teaching 6 days a week at the Lyons Recreation Center.

Sports
Martial Arts
Offers
Training
Gender
Coed
Location
New Orleans
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