What’s
Hot,
What’s Not
in Spas
a Spa Site Guest Article from ISPA,
the International Spa Association
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In |
Out |
| Adventure
spas
Ayurveda Choreographed treatments Eliptical machines Exercise Feldenkrais FitBalls Free weights Heart rate monitor training Hiking outdoors Hydrotherapy baths Integrative medicine Japanese-themed spas Long tights with flared bottoms Loose leaf tea Mind body Pilates Ropes/challenge courses Self defense classes Spas that are feng shui’ ed Steam Strength training Studio cycling Tae/kickboxing Thai yoga massage |
Fitness
retreats
Aromatherapy Treatments without purpose Walking on the treadmill Cellulite treatments Meditation Ab curlers Weight machines only The fat burning zone Spending hours on the Stairmaster Kurs Alternative medicine European-themed spas Thong leotards Tea bags No pain, no gain Crunches Power walks Makeovers Spas that aren’t Sauna Circuit training Rowing Step aerobics Swedish massage
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ISPA
is recognized worldwide as the professional organization and voice of the spa
industry, representing more than 1,200 health and wellness facilities and
providers. Members encompass the entire arena of the spa experience, from
resort/hotel, destination, mineral springs, medical, cruise ship, club and day
spas to service providers such as physicians, wellness instructors,
nutritionists, massage therapists and product suppliers. ISPA is committed to
forming and maintaining alliances that will educate, set standards, provide
resources, influence policy and build coalitions for the industry.
ISPA’s vision is to revitalize humanity and its mission is to educate the
public about the value of the spa experience and engage their participation.
ISPA promotes and defines the spa experience as “your time to relax, reflect,
revitalize and rejoice.” For more information on ISPA, call 606.226.4259,
write ISPA, 2365 Harrodsburg Rd., Suite A325, Lexington, Ky. 40504; e-mail livesayk@mgtserv.com.
Website: www.experienceispa.com
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