Fitness
New Infrared Fitness Studio Breaks Ground in Warsaw
HOTWORX broke ground southeast of Kroger in Warsaw. InkFreeNews photo by Madison Hart.
News Release
WARSAW — HOTWORX 24-hour infrared fitness studio broke ground at 110 N. McKinley St., Warsaw.
HOTWORX is a virtually instructed exercise program created for users to experience the many benefits of infrared heat absorption while completing a 30-minute Isometric workout or 15-minute High Intensity Interval Training session in patented saunas.
According to HOTWORX, the benefits include detoxification, muscle recovery, pain relief, stress reduction, weight loss, increased calorie burn, lower blood pressure, cellulite reduction, anti-aging and skin rejuvenation, and improved circulation.
Available workouts will include:
- Hot Iso
- Hot Yoga
- Hot Pilates
- Hot Warrior
- Hot Core
- Hot Buns
- Hot Bands
- Hot Bare None
- Hot Stretch
- Hot Cycle
- Hot Thunder
- Hot Blast
The fitness studio, locally owned and operated by Nicole D. Poort, will open this fall.
Individual and corporate presale memberships will be available soon. Poort can be reached for questions or comments at [email protected].
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- A truck backs up at the ground breaking site. InkFreeNews photo by Madison Hart.
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- Construction equipment smooths the ground. InkFreeNews photo by Madison Hart.
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