Sunlit yoga studio with mats laid out before class

New Students

Your first class, gently explained.

No experience, no flexibility, no special clothes required. Here's exactly what happens at your free first class at the Bend studio - what to bring, what the room is like, and the small etiquette things nobody tells you.

The walkthrough

Four steps. Zero pressure.

  1. Step 1

    Reserve a Mat - Your First Class Is Free

    Pick any class on the schedule marked All Levels - Slow Vinyasa, Yin & Restorative, and Hatha Basics are the gentlest doors in. Reserve online or just walk in and leave your name at the desk. No card on file, no waiver ambush, no upsell. If you're not sure which class fits, call and tell us how your body feels this week - we'll point you to the right room.

    Free, no card required
  2. Step 2

    Arrive 10 Minutes Early

    Sign in at the desk, leave your shoes on the rack by the door, and pick a spot anywhere in the room - there are no assigned mats and no 'regulars only' corners. Borrow whatever you need: mats, blocks, bolsters, blankets, and straps are all included, sanitized after every class. Tea is on in the lobby; the room itself stays quiet.

    Shoes off, tea on
  3. Step 3

    Tell Your Teacher You're New

    This is the single most useful thing you can do. Mention you're new - and anything else that's useful: an old knee injury, pregnancy, a stiff morning back. Our teachers offer options for nearly every pose, all class long, and will quietly check in with you during practice. Modifying, resting in child's pose, or sitting a pose out is normal here, not a failure.

    Takes 20 seconds, changes everything
  4. Step 4

    Practice, Rest, and Decide Later

    The class ends in savasana - a few minutes of rest on your mat. Stay for tea afterward if you like; teachers linger and questions are welcome. Then decide in your own time whether Stillpoint is your studio. If it is, the first-timer offer is two weeks of unlimited classes for $39, and every membership after that is month-to-month with no contract.

    Two weeks unlimited: $39

Good to know

The practical details, before you ask.

What to wear

Anything you can move and breathe in - leggings, shorts, a t-shirt. Yoga is practiced barefoot, so no special shoes needed. For heated classes, lighter layers are kinder.

What to bring

Just water. Mats, blocks, bolsters, blankets, and straps are all included, and small towels are at the desk. If you have your own mat, there's a shelf for it.

Intro pricing, honestly

First class free, no card required. Then two weeks of unlimited classes for $39. After that: drop-in $24, 10-packs, or monthly unlimited $189 - all month-to-month, freeze anytime.

You don't need to be flexible

Flexibility is a result of yoga, not a prerequisite. Every pose in every All Levels class has a gentler option, and our teachers cue them out loud so you never have to ask.

Studio etiquette, quietly

Phones stay in the cubbies, voices drop at the studio door, and we skip strong scents in the room. Arrive early rather than late - the door locks once savasana music starts.

Where to find us

725 NW Colorado Ave in Bend - a quiet room on the west side, with parking on the street and behind the building. Sunrise classes start at 7:00 AM, evenings run to 6:30 PM.

Frequently asked

The questions every new student asks before their first class.

Is the first class really free?
Yes - genuinely. Reserve online or walk in, leave your name at the desk, and take any class on the schedule. Mat, props, and tea included. There's no card on file and no pitch at the desk afterward; if you love it, the two-weeks-unlimited intro is $39 whenever you're ready.
Which class should I take first?
Anything marked All Levels. Slow Vinyasa is breath-led movement at a thoughtful pace; Yin & Restorative is long-held, fully supported floor postures; Hatha Basics breaks down the fundamental shapes one at a time. Skip Hot 26 and Power Vinyasa for your first visit - they'll still be there in week two.
I'm not flexible at all. Will I embarrass myself?
No. Half the room modifies something in every class, and our teachers cue options out loud so nobody has to ask. Flexibility is what yoga builds over time - nobody arrives with it, and nobody in the room is watching you. Come as you are; that's the whole philosophy of the studio.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable clothes you can move in - leggings or shorts and a t-shirt are perfect. Yoga is barefoot, so no shoes needed. Bring water; everything else (mats, blocks, bolsters, blankets, straps, small towels) is included and sanitized between classes.
I have an injury. Can I still practice?
Usually, yes - tell your teacher before class and they'll adapt poses around it for the whole session. Our instructors are senior teachers with years of training, including RPYT prenatal certification. If something needs a doctor's clearance first, we'll say so honestly rather than guess.
What happens after the intro offer ends?
You choose whatever fits: drop-in classes at $24, a 10-class pack, or monthly unlimited at $189. Every membership is month-to-month - no contracts, no cancellation fees, and you can freeze your membership anytime if life happens. Your first class is free before any of that, always.

Come as you are

Your first class is on us.

Reserve a mat for any All Levels class this week - free, no card required. Questions first? Call (541) 555-0136 or stop by 725 NW Colorado Ave between classes.

First class freeMats & props includedYoga Alliance RYS-200No contracts