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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.
HAVE YOU CHECKED OUT OUR NEW
NON-HEATED STUDIO?
We’re excited to announce the opening of our non-heated space, giving us even more room to grow and offer you an enhanced experience. With this expansion, we’ve added new class types, more amenities like showers and a changing area, and a spacious environment to make your practice even more enjoyable. Come explore everything our new space has to offer!
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
Yoga has been an incredible journey and gift in my life and it is such an honor that I get to teach and share this with others in our community. My yoga journey has taken me into all these rich little doorways, where I’ve experienced a diverse array of teachers and pathways within the vast field of yoga. It’s a continual evolution, which means it never gets old or stagnant!
Since completing my 200hr training, I have taken continuing education with a few teachers that I would like to name here in order to give you an idea of how my classes are, and what my yoga philosophy looks like. Nat Kendall and Janet Stone were my teachers during my 300hr training, and showed me the path of Bhakti Yoga; which is the yoga of heart and devotion. They taught me how to chant, how to make yoga into prayer, and how to hold meaningful space for others. I have since studied with Sianna Sherman, and she has taught me the depth and richness of yogic mythology and how that flows into asana, pranayama, and devotion. And finally, Kia Miller, who I have studied Kundalini with most recently, has opened up the field of prana and pranayama. She has taught me greatly about the energetic body; the chakras, vayus, koshas, nadis, etc. She teaches that through breathwork we can release past memories, trauma, and stuck energy, paving the way forward to true healing. I have certainly found this to be true! The breath offers us endless potential into higher levels of consciousness. I weave a bit of each of these teachers’ philosophies and teachings into each of my classes, and they provide endless inspiration and joy; I love teaching and learning so much.
I was born and raised in Montana, so when I started to explore yoga and fitness, trying studios in many places around the US and world, I felt the pull to create a space that put together all my favorite aspects in a studio space. I created LOVE because I selfishly wanted Whitefish to have a hot yoga studio that was in a central location downtown, so that yogis and those who like to sweat and move dynamically had a place to come together and get after it in a beautiful location. I’ve always been drawn to movement and music, so when I found barre, it clicked that I should create a space that included both yoga and barre- something for every body.I wanted to give folks a wide variety of classes –in a beautiful space– to come work out, practice yoga, and then go out into their day and be active in our sweet resort town.
As a mother and business owner, I prioritize the values of compassion, kindness, community, and love. I am grateful to have the privilege and resources to create spaces and share what I am most passionate about with my community.
As a mother and business owner, I prioritize the values of compassion, kindness, community, and love. I am grateful to have the privilege and resources to create spaces and share what I am most passionate about with my community.
I was born and raised in Montana, so when I started to explore yoga and fitness, trying studios in many places around the US and world, I felt the pull to create a space that put together all my favorite aspects in a studio space. I created LOVE because I selfishly wanted Whitefish to have a hot yoga studio that was in a central location downtown, so that yogis and those who like to sweat and move dynamically had a place to come together and get after it in a beautiful location. I’ve always been drawn to movement and music, so when I found barre, it clicked that I should create a space that included both yoga and barre- something for every body.I wanted to give folks a wide variety of classes –in a beautiful space– to come work out, practice yoga, and then go out into their day and be active in our sweet resort town.
Since completing my 200hr training, I have taken continuing education with a few teachers that I would like to name here in order to give you an idea of how my classes are, and what my yoga philosophy looks like. Nat Kendall and Janet Stone were my teachers during my 300hr training, and showed me the path of Bhakti Yoga; which is the yoga of heart and devotion. They taught me how to chant, how to make yoga into prayer, and how to hold meaningful space for others. I have since studied with Sianna Sherman, and she has taught me the depth and richness of yogic mythology and how that flows into asana, pranayama, and devotion. And finally, Kia Miller, who I have studied Kundalini with most recently, has opened up the field of prana and pranayama. She has taught me greatly about the energetic body; the chakras, vayus, koshas, nadis, etc. She teaches that through breathwork we can release past memories, trauma, and stuck energy, paving the way forward to true healing. I have certainly found this to be true! The breath offers us endless potential into higher levels of consciousness. I weave a bit of each of these teachers’ philosophies and teachings into each of my classes, and they provide endless inspiration and joy; I love teaching and learning so much.
Yoga has been an incredible journey and gift in my life and it is such an honor that I get to teach and share this with others in our community. My yoga journey has taken me into all these rich little doorways, where I’ve experienced a diverse array of teachers and pathways within the vast field of yoga. It’s a continual evolution, which means it never gets old or stagnant!