Fort Bragg spouse and reservist build on fitness in spare time – The Fayetteville Observer

Fort Bragg spouse and reservist build on fitness in spare time  The Fayetteville Observer

For LaRita Ward and Luciana Esquilin, being healthy is more than following diet trends and fads — it’s a lifestyle profession.Ward is an OCB professional …

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