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YOGA.
COMMUNITY.
MOVEMENT.
WE ARE LOVE
WE BELIEVE THAT YOGA, COMMUNITY, AND MOVEMENT CAN MOVE MOUNTAINS.
At LOVE, we are obsessed with sweaty, strong yoga and movement. We pride ourselves on quality instruction and company, adding serious value to your days! And while we love to move, we also value rest and stillness. Which is why we provide a full spectrum of offerings from high intensity movement practices all the way to yin and meditation. We’re here for it all and we welcome you to join us just as you are.
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NEW SPACE, NEW AMENITIES: SHOWERS & CHANGING AREA NOW OPEN!
Our new studio now includes showers and a spacious changing area for your convenience. We’re excited to make your experience even more comfortable! You can find all the details about our amenities on our studio pages—take a look to learn more!
DISCOVER OUR NEW CLASS TYPES: SOMETHING FOR EVERY PRACTICE!
We’ve added a variety of new class types to our schedule, offering something for every level and practice style. Whether you’re looking to relax and restore or challenge yourself with an energizing flow, we’ve got you covered. Explore our updated schedule and try something new!
ABOUT HOLLY
I first discovered yoga during college while pursuing degrees in English Literature and a Master of Education at Montana State University. Long before I was certified, I found myself sharing yoga in informal ways through my work as a middle and high school English teacher. Teaching has always come naturally to me—I love finding creative and authentic ways to connect with students of all kinds. It’s where I feel most myself: geeking out over the content I love and figuring out how to inspire others with it.
For years, I taught yoga alongside teaching English, until starting a family shifted my path. After having my first daughter, I made the decision to leave the classroom and open my own yoga studio. Along the way, I fell deeply in love with the practice—especially with the exploration of what it means to be human: physically, mentally, emotionally, and energetically.
I opened LOVE YOGA in Whitefish in 2019, shortly after the birth of my second daughter. In 2021, I co-led my first 200-hour yoga teacher training and knew I had found another true calling. I’m proud to have built a thriving, community-driven yoga and barre studio, and even prouder that it allows me the flexibility to prioritize my family. Teaching classes, training new teachers, and leading retreats all bring me immense joy—and I’m committed to refining and growing in these areas for years to come.
Since completing my initial 200-hour training with Anahata Power Yoga, I’ve continued to study with a wide range of teachers and traditions. I’ve deepened my understanding of Bhakti yoga with my beloved teacher Nat Kendall, completed two 60-hour modules with Kia Miller on the Yoga Sutras and Pranayama, finished my 300-hour training with Janet Stone, studied Mythic Flow Yoga with Sianna Sherman, and am currently immersed in Eoin Finn’s online coursework.
Being a lifelong student is at the heart of both my personal practice and my teaching. I’m endlessly grateful to be able to share yoga through teacher trainings, retreats, workshops, and classes at LOVE YOGA studios in Whitefish and Kalispell, Montana.
Since completing my initial 200-hour training with Anahata Power Yoga, I’ve continued to study with a wide range of teachers and traditions. I’ve deepened my understanding of Bhakti yoga with my beloved teacher Nat Kendall, completed two 60-hour modules with Kia Miller on the Yoga Sutras and Pranayama, finished my 300-hour training with Janet Stone, studied Mythic Flow Yoga with Sianna Sherman, and am currently immersed in Eoin Finn’s online coursework.
Being a lifelong student is at the heart of both my personal practice and my teaching. I’m endlessly grateful to be able to share yoga through teacher trainings, retreats, workshops, and classes at LOVE YOGA studios in Whitefish and Kalispell, Montana.
I opened LOVE YOGA in Whitefish in 2019, shortly after the birth of my second daughter. In 2021, I co-led my first 200-hour yoga teacher training and knew I had found another true calling. I’m proud to have built a thriving, community-driven yoga and barre studio, and even prouder that it allows me the flexibility to prioritize my family. Teaching classes, training new teachers, and leading retreats all bring me immense joy—and I’m committed to refining and growing in these areas for years to come.
For years, I taught yoga alongside teaching English, until starting a family shifted my path. After having my first daughter, I made the decision to leave the classroom and open my own yoga studio. Along the way, I fell deeply in love with the practice—especially with the exploration of what it means to be human: physically, mentally, emotionally, and energetically.
I first discovered yoga during college while pursuing degrees in English Literature and a Master of Education at Montana State University. Long before I was certified, I found myself sharing yoga in informal ways through my work as a middle and high school English teacher. Teaching has always come naturally to me—I love finding creative and authentic ways to connect with students of all kinds. It’s where I feel most myself: geeking out over the content I love and figuring out how to inspire others with it.