Hot yoga, cool party under one roof
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HOT yoga and Pilates have been around for a while. But recently, a few owners of boutique studios decided to add some spice to the heat. They had noticed that for many busy type-A New Yorkers, achieving mindfulness while stretching or building strength in a heated room was simply not enough.
"People want to get everything in one class," said Bethany Lyons, a yoga instructor and a founder of Lyons Den Power Yoga, a heated studio in TriBeCa that teaches an athletic style of yoga. "They want to relieve tension, be physically challenged and get spiritually rinsed."
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