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Lansing offers new alternative ways of getting in shape

By Spartan Newsroom | May 4, 2015

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Firefly Hot Yoga Bar prepares for evening classes.

Firefly Hot Yoga Bar prepares for evening classes.

Firefly Hot Yoga Bar and the Downtown YMCA Wellness Center, located on South Washington Square, are offering alternative ways of getting in shape to the Lansing area.

Lansing offers new alternative ways of getting in shape

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