The thought of practicing yoga in a room heated to 105 degrees and regulated at 40 percent humidity can be an intimidating one for many people. But for Danny Miller, that was part of the intrigue. “I was curious about ‘hot’ yoga, and I was looking for a challenge and a good sweat,” he said. Now, six-and-a-half years later, Danny can safely say that hot yoga has become a way of life. His journey into yoga began simply enough—he was looking for an exercise that was less stressful on his bones and joints. And in the hot room, he found…
Jodi ChmielewskiFebruary 5, 2018