The best Hamptons wellness memberships for spas and fitness in 2021

The best Hamptons wellness memberships for spas and fitness in 2021

NY Post

Holistic practitioner Shannon Conklin wasn’t going to let a global pandemic prevent her from opening her 1,200-square-foot wellness sanctuary. After years of planning and delays thanks to the annus horribilis of COVID-19, the Manhattan inner-glow guru opened Organic Edge in Water Mill last July to anyone who can score an appointment, although a membership program is in the works. Nowhere else in the Hamptons can you walk into a spa-like space with a green wall and receive, say, a colonic (to cleanse the colon), a session in an infrared pod (said to detox and boost metabolism) or targeted cryotherapy (touted to melt fat and tighten skin).
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