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Fuel Hot Yoga opened in 2011, and there was no hot yoga studio in Athens before it. Founder Jolin Conine completed yoga teacher training in 2008 after hot yoga helped her chronic neck and back pain, then built the studio at 398 Foundry Street in a historic downtown building with showers, a retail area, and a heating system that cycles continuous fresh air through UV purification.

The schedule runs Hot Yoga, Hot Pilates, Vinyasa and Yin — over 45 classes a week, all levels, hot rooms held between 85 and 100 degrees depending on the class, with non-heated options too. Fuel offers live-stream classes and a virtual library of 300-plus recorded classes. Scholarships for students who cannot afford class run through One Posture at a Time, a nonprofit founded by one of Fuel's instructors to bring yoga into addiction recovery. Google rates it 5.0 stars; Google tags it women-owned and LGBTQ+ friendly. Call (706) 353-9642 for today's schedule.

Q: What classes do you offer?

A: Hot Yoga, Hot Pilates, Vinyasa and Yin — 45-plus classes a week, all levels welcome, heated and non-heated.

Q: How hot is hot?

A: 85 to 100 degrees depending on class level.

Q: Can I practice from home?

A: Yes — live-stream classes plus a recorded library of over 300 classes.

Q: Who founded the studio?

A: Instructor Jolin Conine, in 2011.

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