Tula Movement Arts

Truly beautiful place with wonderful people! If you're thinking about going, I definitely recommend it.

I’ve taken classes and my daughter has participated in their camps. I’m impressed with their classes, instructors and their overall approach to handling the pandemic. When you see the leader growing themselves, you know the business is in the right hands. Tula is a top notch yoga studio!

I love coming here for aerial hammock! Learned so much! Plus I got my own! Tula is the only people in town who does this! Thanks guys!

Tula has so many options for just about everyone! I love all the variety compared to other studios in Bend

I’ve attended a handful of classes at Tula - everything from Mom & Baby, Yin, Acro, & Vinyasa - as well as several special events and series. The instructors haven been super kind and knowledgeable, the space is welcoming, and I’ve always had great experiences. I highly recommend checking Tula out!

Primarily a climber but do a decent amount of yoga. Really enjoyed the aerial classes! Good mix of inversions/flying and hammock as a prop for ground work. Will definitely head back next time I am in town

I always feel safe and welcomed at Tula. Lotsie, the co-owner is very knowledgable, has put together a great staff, and is an awesome teacher. They also have oversized bean bags which I highly recommend you test drive on your next visit to this studio.

Stayed a few days in Bend and found this place to be full of amazing and different types of classes! I've travelled a lot and been to studios all around the world, this one is unique and a first of its kind. Whatever your into they most likely will have something for you, go see for yourself and be impressed with the friendly staff!

Tula movement arts is an awesome space with so much more than just yoga classes. My first class was a slackline course with Buddy. He is both a zen master on the line and an excellent teacher. He had me doing things I didn't even think I could do. He was able to help me learn a mount in 5 minutes that I had been working on for weeks. After my second slackline class they asked if I was coming to the jam that night. So I said sure. It was an open house where you can try out all the different equipment and play. Taylor took the time to introduce himself and invited me to try some acro poses with him

Love to move your body? Lotsie and Stephen, the amazing wife and husband duo that own this studio, have created a space that is a labor of love for yogis, acroyogis, dancers, slackliners, martial artists, and regular ole people alike. Not only is the space itself beautiful, light, and airy, but it boasts a yogibo/beanbag chillout area, massage room, local products, and fun infused water to rehydrate. In addition to regularly scheduled classes, they rotate monthly workshops to introduce folks to new types of movement arts (everything from beginner acroyoga classes to estactic dance to capoeira

We went to Tula Movement Arts today for an Aerial Yoga class taught by Lotsie and had the most fun! We were all beginners and Lotsie was very patient, funny and playful with us, which made it a fabulous experience. All five of us that went, plan on returning for further aerial yoga practice. Thank you Lotsie!