04/15/2026
April 14th marked THREE WHOLE YEARS since the very first Weird Flex class. We celebrated over the weekend with some time together, a playlist of some of the songs from our classes, and some yoga-ing.
It’s always amazing to reflect back on what all we’ve done.
This past year alone, we’ve gone on so many field trips, played with animals, created art and crafty and woo woo things, learned about tarot and chakras, screamed and stargazed, and got to know our Vagus Nerve.
We visited cemeteries, our friends in Pittsburgh, went to the planetarium, the salt cave, learned about acupuncture and cupping and so much more.
But at the end of the day, I think what I’m most in love with are the comments I hear from our students saying things like “I finally realized that if I move my foot just a little bit, or adjust my body in “this way”, I feel an entire shift in my body.”
Or “This time last year, I couldn’t even do a plank and now I can move into one confidently”…and things like, “I saw your class photos, and they looked like my people”
I’ve loved helping people troubleshoot ways to empower the poses. I’ve loved coming up with games and themes, and playful little twists on traditional yoga poses and techniques to help people really make their practice their own, to make it more personalized.
It means so much to me to see our family of weirdos continue to grow, continue to find new ways to take care of ourselves and to realize that there are so many ways to move and to stretch.
It’s all about being exactly who and where you are, right now.
Someone very dear to me also said we’ve made a great, safe place for us to practice and belong. This means everything to me.
We work hard to make a space where…sometimes folks don’t really feel like they have a place in the fitness world or in the self-care world, and I’m here to tell you, you have that place with us.
At your own pace with your own shape, in your own time.
Here’s to another hundred years of figuring this Weird Flex thing out with each other, figuring out as we go along how we can continue to be stronger, and to be more gracious with ourselves.