Shaolin Warrior Workout – Vol.1 – Beginners

$19.00

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Shaolin Warrior Workout – Vol.1 – Beginners

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Salepage: Shaolin Warrior Workout – Vol.1 – Beginners

An instructional movie for Shaolin kung fu. Beginners will first find the movie fascinating, but everyone may benefit from the premise. The monk demonstrates various strokes and ligaments while instructing a group of followers in the fundamentals of technology.

The Shaolin Temple is transported into your living room for the first time. You will learn the exact exercises on this DVD that are given to beginners in the Shaolin Temple in China. They result in increased flexibility, unmatched levels of fitness, and a clear, peaceful mind. You may train at your own pace alongside the other students and disciples on the DVD without any prior martial arts experience, and you can increase your pace as you grow more fit. Suitable for Instant Fitness: Kung Fu Exercise
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Medicine is the science and practice of establishing the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.
Medicine encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.
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