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Oct 10, 2014
5-minute yoga class with Eddie Stern
Your first yoga class is
About 5 minutes. You have 5 minutes.
With KPJAYI Certified Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Eddie Stern of Ashtanga Yoga New York.
Free.
On demand.
Right now.
Boom, you have a practice. Now do it every day.
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