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Version 10.600.1 · 2026-10-17
* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 10.600.1, updated 2026-10-17.








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The Soto Method is a mix of cardio and sculpting movements designed to maximize burn and efficiently deliver a full-body workout. We fire up each muscle group with a 60-second isometric hold; then we sustain that burn through a series of dynamic movements. And we move on.
Light it up. Let it burn. Keep going.
That same isometric hold becomes your active recovery. We optimize your time through intentional transitions: as one muscle recovers, the next one ignites.
Soto is an inclusive space for people of all backgrounds and fitness levels to build strength and endurance. It is a time-based practice that taps into our mental fortitude. Holding on for just one more second serves as a powerful physical reminder of your agency. It becomes a tangible feeling that you can carry into your life and rekindle when you need it most.
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* Bug fixes * Performance improvements
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