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Flow Yoga Glasgow glasgow

Flow Yoga Glasgow glasgow

Name: Flow Yoga Glasgow glasgow
Address: @ Couper Institute, 84 -86 Clarkston Road, Glasgow G44 3DA, UK, Glasgow, ON
Telephone: 07919 898540
Rating: 5

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Flow Yoga Glasgow located at @ Couper Institute, 84 -86 Clarkston Road, Glasgow G44 3DA, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 07919 898540

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Claire is a great teacher, always enjoy her classes which are really well taught, the class is fairl

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Claire is a great teacher, always enjoy her classes which are really well taught, the class is fairly active with lots of alternatives for all levels/ experience, class ends with relaxation which and leaves you feeling fantastic. Thoroughly recommend this class

3 years ago

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