Most people searching for yoga classes near them are thinking about class variety, quality of instruction, and whether the schedule actually works for their life. What they're usually not thinking about is what else might be available under the same roof, and whether that changes the value equation entirely.
At Movement, it does.
One Membership, Everything Included
Movement is a climbing, yoga, and fitness gym. And while climbing is what most people know us for, yoga is a full and thriving part of what we offer, not an afterthought, not a single class bolted onto the schedule. A Movement membership gives you unlimited access to all yoga classes, the climbing gym, and fitness facilities for one monthly price.
For someone who came in looking for yoga near them, that's a significant deal. Here's a full breakdown of everything that comes with a Movement membership.
What Yoga Classes Does Movement Offer?
Yoga offerings at Movement vary by location, which means your local gym has a class schedule shaped by its own community and instructors. It's worth checking your nearest location to see what's on. That being said, here are just a few of the styles you're likely to find at your local Movement Gym.
Flow classes are a staple across most locations, ranging from Slow Flow, which takes its time through each pose and transition, to Power Flow, which focuses on strength, endurance, and stability with optional arm balances and inversions. Somewhere in the middle is a standard Flow class: breath-linked movement, sun salutations, and a pace that builds heat without overwhelming.
Hatha classes bring a steadier pace with an emphasis on alignment, mindful movement, and breath awareness. Props like blocks and bolsters are encouraged, and modifications are offered throughout.
For those looking to slow all the way down, Restorative yoga uses props to fully support the body while postures are held for extended periods, calming the nervous system and supporting recovery.
If you're brand new to yoga, Yoga Foundations is a great place to start. It covers the fundamentals and key concepts in a way that makes every other class more approachable. But to be honest, all Movement yoga classes are designed to welcome newcomers, so don't let an unfamiliar class name stop you from trying something that looks interesting.
Learn more about how yoga and climbing complement each other.
Is Movement a Good Value Compared to a Yoga Studio?
Standalone yoga studios typically charge anywhere from $100 to $200 per month for unlimited classes. A Movement membership comes in at a comparable price point AND includes everything else the gym has to offer!
That means on the days you want a challenging Power Flow, you're covered. On the days you want something quieter and more restorative, that's there too. And on the days you're curious about trying something completely new... the climbing wall is right there waiting.
A lot of Movement members started exactly that way. They came for yoga and eventually found their way onto the wall. Some didn't, and that's completely fine too. The point is the option is there, and the community that surrounds both practices is the same one. See how members are making the most of everything Movement has to offer.
Find Yoga Classes Near You at Movement
Movement has locations across the country, with yoga classes running mornings, afternoons, and evenings throughout the week. Whether you're in the Bay Area, Colorado, the Pacific Northwest, or beyond, there's likely a Movement gym closer than you think.
Check the class schedule at your nearest location and see what's on this week
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