Description

Learn ancient qigong practice with modern-day instructor Jasmine Win. Using the five elements of life, students will undergo an empowering and uplifting shift to take control of their health and lives. Adults

Location

  • Southwest Branch | 7255 Della Drive, Orlando
  • Florida
  • 32819
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