Climb Tulsa Yoga
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Beta – In climbing we use the word beta to give advice, or suggestions on a boulder or route. We wanted to take that notion and apply it to our yoga class names. Offering you the guidance of our instructors to help assist in sending your yoga journey. Yoga is an excellent way to help improve balance, flexibility, breath control, and core strength. This makes the practice not only beneficial to your overall wellbeing but may be the key to take your climbing and day to day activities. Climb Tulsa is proud to host some of the best instructors that Tulsa has to offer. With a variety of class types, we are sure to have a yoga class for you regardless of your experience level! Come see how yoga can help you meet your goals!
Yoga Schedule
Monday
5:30 PM
Intro To Yoga
Instructor: Leta
7:00 PM
Core Beta
Instructor: Piper
Wednesday
5:30 PM
Flow Beta
Instructor: Katy
7:00 PM
Core Beta
Instructor: Amber
Saturday
11:00 AM
Intro To Yoga
Meet our Instructors!
Amber Willems
Amber started taking yoga classes in college to avoid homework and to de-stress. While working at a YMCA, she had the opportunity to learn to teach cardio, strength, and cycle classes. This is also where Amber learned to rock climb. Amber continued to enjoy taking yoga classes at the Y and eventually started trying out local yoga studios. Seeing how much more the world of yoga had to offer, she plunged into her first 200 hours of Yoga Teacher Training in 2015. It didn't take long to realize what an incredible difference the practice of yoga was making in people's lives. After being a small part of this process, Amber couldn't imagine doing anything else. Becoming immersed in the yoga community, she completed an additional 300 hours of training in 2017. After moving to Tulsa in April 2019, she immediately joined at Climb Tulsa to find a new community. When Amber's not teaching yoga, she can be found rock climbing or spoiling her Shiba Inu dog Kili (Kilimanjaro).
Leta Wilcox
Leta experienced her first yoga practice in 2002 and has been coming back to the mat ever since. Following a wrist surgery and pair of knee surgeries in 2010 Leta found a new side of yoga; one that allowed her to heal while learning more about her body and herself. While living in Portland in January of 2014 she decided to deepen her knowledge and understanding of yoga and began her Yoga Teacher Training through YogaFit. Leta believes that everyone can do yoga, that your practice should work for you and grow with you, and she loves to help people learn about their bodies and how they can move better.