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Spa Lamar – South Scottsdale

$39 for 10 Yoga Classes or One Month of Unlimited Yoga Classes (Up to $130 Value)

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Sun Jan 20 06:59:59 UTC 2013
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  • Healthy Living

In a Nutshell

Nine varieties of yoga classes cater to all levels with gentle Yin classes, beginner lessons, and intermediate Vinyasa flow classes

The Fine Print

  • Expires 120 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must activate by expiration date on your Groupon; 10-pack of classes expire 1-year from first visit.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Breaking a sweat not only cools you down during exercise but also rids your body of the disgusting water that's just building up inside you. Sweat it out with this Groupon.

$39 for 10 Yoga Classes or One Month of Unlimited Yoga Classes (Up to $130 Value)

Full-length windows draped in gauzy curtains filter sunlight into Spa Lamar's roomy yoga studio, where classes are held in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Inside, instructors who have mastered the art of nurturing students while simultaneously challenging them lead nine varieties of yoga classes, including basic yoga, which introduces beginners to 15 poses, and power-flow yoga, a fast-paced, fitness-focused class that promotes strength and flexibility. Restorative yoga emphasizes stress relief in the body and mind, and therapeutic yoga is designed to help those with injuries or mobility restrictions get a safe, effective workout. View the full class schedule.

Groupon customers who choose the month of unlimited classes also receive 20 percent off on spa and salon services during their visits.

Spa Lamar

Heidi Lamar didn't know much about spas when she first purchased Spa Lamar. As she explained to reporters from Skin Inc., "not coming from a spa background, there were things I didn't know I couldn't do." Unhindered by industry conventions or previously fixed ideas, Heidi set about filling her 14,000-square-foot spa with innovative amenities—from a luxurious waterfall-fed pool to an onsite yoga and dance studio. She also cultivates locals instead of the typical resort crowd, banishing cacti from the decor in favor of a Caribbean-style ambiance that, as she told the Arizona Republic, caters to those who already live in Arizona and want to get away to a tropical island. Today, her media-lauded spa is the largest privately owned spa in Scottsdale and is frequented by locals, including members of the Phoenix Suns Dancers.

Before treatments that include massages, acupuncture, mani-pedis, and facials, guests garbed in fluffy complimentary robes duck into the steam room. They sample wholesome lunches and fruit plates from the tropical tea bar and relax in the sauna while waiting for a haircut or warm algae wrap. Sunbathers float around the pool on loungers, whereas others simmer in a bubbling whirlpool. Unlike many traditional spas, Spa Lamar is completely coed, making it an ideal place for couples that are on a first date or permanently trapped together inside a horse costume with a broken zipper.

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Everyone loves drinking soda pop straight out of 2-liter bottles, but when the soda pop is all gone, you've got to recycle that empty plastic container, a process that can be awful and horrible. Make the end as fun as the beginning with these tips for hanging on to those empties and using them for fun:

  • Play sports with them. An empty 2-liter bottle is the perfect object to use as a whiffle-ball bat or a weird basketball that's incredibly frustrating to use.

  • Turn them into pieces of art. You can do this by filling them with just about anything because most art isn't very good.

  • Bring them to a sporting event and use the bottles as thunder sticks, which are those hollow, cylindrical plastic objects that fans bang together to signal to each other when they should all be quiet for a key play.

  • Throw them up in the air and see if they float!

  • Recycle them the easy, painless way: by just throwing them away in the garbage.

Is a 2-liter bottle filled with roast beef considered art?

Spa Lamar

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    South Scottsdale

    5115 N Scottsdale Rd
    Scottsdale, Arizona 85250
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