Strength, breath, and the space between them.

Stillwater is a movement studio built for the version of you that shows up consistently — not the one chasing a mood. Yoga, strength work, and breath practice, taught with real attention.

Wood-floored movement studio, quiet and empty before class

We don't chase intensity for its own sake. Strength that lasts is built slowly, breath that steadies you is practiced daily, and stillness is a skill — not an accident. That's the whole method.

Four ways to move

Each class holds its own pace and its own room. Mix and match, or pick one and go deep.

Vinyasa flow class mid-sequence

Vinyasa Flow

Breath-led movement that builds heat gradually and lets you find your edge without forcing it. Sixty minutes, all levels, taught with real sequencing rather than a playlist of poses.

Strength Foundations

Barbell, kettlebell, and bodyweight work programmed in six-week blocks so your body actually adapts instead of just getting tired. Small class caps mean real coaching, not crowd control.

Barbell Kettlebell Bodyweight Small caps

A note on breathwork

"Breath & Release isn't a cooldown tacked onto the end of a hard week. It's the class people come back for."

Slow Mat

Longer holds, fewer transitions, and a room kept quiet on purpose. The class we recommend first if it's been a while since you've moved at all.

This week at Stillwater

Twenty classes across seven days. Scroll sideways on smaller screens — the full week is here.

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
6:00am Vinyasa FlowAM Vinyasa FlowAM Vinyasa FlowAM
7:30am Strength FoundationsTK Strength FoundationsTK Slow MatJR
9:00am Breath & ReleaseJR Breath & ReleaseJR Slow MatJR
12:00pm Strength FoundationsTK Strength FoundationsTK Strength FoundationsTK
5:30pm Vinyasa FlowAM Vinyasa FlowAM
6:30pm Slow MatJR Slow MatJR Slow MatJR
7:30pm Strength FoundationsTK Breath & ReleaseJR Vinyasa FlowAM

Studio doors open 15 minutes before each class. Schedule shifts seasonally — this is the current week.

Who's teaching

Three instructors, three disciplines, one shared standard: no autopilot classes.

AM

Ana M.

Vinyasa Flow

Ana trained in Mysore-style Ashtanga before finding her way to a slower vinyasa practice. She teaches breath-led sequencing — the pace follows the exhale, not the clock.

TK

Theo K.

Strength Foundations

Theo spent six years coaching powerlifting before opening his approach to bodyweight and kettlebell work. Most people quit strength training because the first six weeks are taught wrong.

JR

Jules R.

Breath & Release, Slow Mat

Jules teaches the classes with the least visible effort and the most actual work — breathwork and restorative sequencing for nervous systems that don't get a day off.

Pricing

Simple, and honest about what it costs to keep classes small.

Drop-In

$32 / class

For visiting, deciding, or keeping things loose. No commitment, full access to any single class.

Book a Drop-In

Founding Membership

$149 / mo

Locked-in early-member rate, capped enrollment. Includes one guest pass every month.

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Your first visit

Five steps, in order, so nothing is a surprise when you walk in.

1

Book your spot online or by text — every class is capped at 14 people, so classes do fill.

2

Arrive 10–15 minutes early for your first visit. Someone will walk you through the space.

3

Mats, blocks, and straps are provided. Bring water and layers you can shed as you warm up.

4

Tell your instructor it's your first class before it starts — pacing and modifications get adjusted accordingly.

5

Stay for tea after. The studio doesn't rush you out the door, and neither should you.

Calm studio interior at golden hour

Your first class is on us.

No package, no pressure — just come see if the pace fits.

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