Three months of practice. One container.
The Pacific Northwest summer is short. The water comes back, the trails open, the light stays late. Summer Unlimited is the practice that still wants to happen alongside all of it — June 1 through August 31, classes only, no contract past August.
A bridge into the practice.
This isn't a drop-in card and it isn't a membership. It's the container we built for the summer in Kirkland — three months of unlimited classes, a fixed end date, and no commitment past August.
Every format on our schedule. Every teacher on our roster. No carve-outs and no exclusions. New students only.
Summer Unlimited is the practice itself. The full Studio Unlimited experience — guest passes, priority booking, member benefits — begins when you continue in September.
Every class. Every day. No carve-outs.
Move Strongly
Build heat, resilience, and strength. Breath-led flow with purpose — effort meets discipline, precision over speed.
Be Confident
Strength, mobility, and functional movement. Multi-planar work that supports the body outside the studio. Durability over intensity.
Move Steadily
Breath-led, intentional flow. Grounded sequencing with space to find your own rhythm. Where movement becomes meditation.
Move Gently
Slow down and restore. Long-held, floor-based shapes for connective tissue and nervous-system regulation. Stillness as practice.
From here to September.
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June 1 — June 30Purchase window opens. Everyone in the cohort begins the same summer.
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June — AugustThree months. Unlimited classes. The studio gets to know your name.
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August 31The package ends cleanly. No auto-renewal. No surprise charges.
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September — onwardContinue with Studio Unlimited at $189/month if you'd like to keep practicing. Locked pricing, member benefits, and an Immersion guest access for you and a guest when you convert.
Practice that meets you where you are.
Whether this is your first studio or your fifth — whether you're returning to a practice you've stepped away from or building one from scratch — Summer Unlimited is the season to settle in.
Three weeks lets a body try yoga. Three months lets a practice take shape — long enough to find a teacher, settle into a rhythm, and decide what comes next on your own terms.
- New students to Arise
- Anyone returning to a yoga practice they've stepped away from
- Practitioners who left other studios and haven't found their way back
- Anyone who wants the practice without a year-long commitment
- Pacific Northwest residents who practice through summer
A summer of practice. Begin.
Three months. One container.