HOTWORX - Springfield

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2900 S Fremont Ave Ste C

Springfield, MO 65804

+1 (417) 771-5626

https://www.hotworx.net

HOTWORX is a pioneering fitness studio that offers a unique approach to workouts by combining heat, infrared energy, and high-intensity exercise. With over 700 locations worldwide, this innovative fitness concept prioritizes the effectiveness of virtual training sessions led by expert instructors.

The studio provides members with an exceptional workout experience, utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance performance and promote wellness. Each SOLI workout is designed to cater to a variety of fitness levels, making it accessible and beneficial for everyone.

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I never thought I would be a yoga person, but HOTWORX has me hooked. First off the on-site staff are fun and friendly. The facility has several saunas with a variety of workouts. From hot...

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A former art director in New York and Carnegie Mellon graduate, Megan Manzolillo brings with her an extensive resume of art, design, and yoga. Megan initially came to yoga in NYC in 1995 as an antidote to the stresses of our modern way of living and fell in love with its myriad benefits and its natural, sustainable system of whole health and wellness. She is an RYT-500 certified yoga instructor, certified Thai Massage Therapist, and is certified through the White Lotus Yoga Foundation."We are continually evolving and becoming our best selves. Tools such as yoga encourage us to foster a commitment and honest relationship to ourselves. This relationship in turn fosters a commitment to the larger world and a welcoming of life in all its expressions, twists and turns. The most unselfish thing you can do is to take care of yourself in this enriching way."