[morrowinemoneprotonme]

I totally get what you’re saying — it’s surprisingly tricky to find a studio that checks all the boxes. I bounced around a few places when I first moved here too. What finally worked for me was a smaller studio up in the Upper State area; the vibe was super chill, and the instructor (can’t remember her name now) would take time before class to ask about injuries or stress levels. They also had a short breathwork session at the end of every Saturday class, which I didn’t think I needed… until I started sleeping better after just two weekends. If you haven’t already, check out the wellness listings at yellow pages santa barbara — I found a few gems there, including one that offered both yoga and guided hikes (super Santa Barbara move, I know). Just make sure to call ahead — not all of them keep their schedules updated online.

[valensiaromaroprotonme]

Following this thread — I’ve been casually hunting for a place that doesn’t feel like a boutique fitness studio but still offers solid instruction. Some places are too gym-like for me, while others go all-in on the spirituality stuff. Would love a good middle ground.

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