Exhale’s core fusion hits Inman Park

Exhale, the lifestyle brand and spa, founded in 2002, is opening a new studio-only location in Inman Park.

The studio (there is no spa) will feature the boutique fitness classes for which exhale is known. This includes exclusive yoga and Core Fusion programs such as Core Fusion Barre, Barre+Cardio, Boot Camp, Cardio, Extreme, Sport or Yoga.

Exhale Inman Park is located at 299 North Highland Ave NE, Atlanta on the ground floor of Inman Quarter.

It is the third exhale location in the metro area joining exhale Midtown and exhale Avalon.

The space is scheduled to open October 2015.

For details visit, www.exhalespa.com.

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