By Brianna Wray
the Times
Fun ways to keep the blood flowing for cardiovascular health
Focus on Aging & Longevity
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August 15, 2019
Brianna Wray
Susan Bauer teaches H.E.A.R.T., or High Energy Aerobics and Resistance Training, as well as slower, more alignment-focused aquatic classes for swimmers of every level. Classes are designed to engage the whole body, including the hands, and end with breathing exercises.
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