Elaine Kwon is celebrated concert pianist, a martial arts expert and Nike fitness model and a lecturer at MIT. She is a true role model. Lesley from Better.tv caught up with the amazing Elanie Kwon backstage as she warmed up for her annual Carnegie Hall charity gala for The Best Buddies Program.
Learn more about Elaine at http://www.elainekwon.com/
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