About us
A studio built for real life
Breathe. Move. Belong.
The studio
Clean, modern, and quiet on purpose
Our studios are simply decorated to create an environment that helps you relax the moment you walk in. The rooms are open, warm, and inviting. There is no wall of mirrors, no thumping club playlist, and no one keeping score.
We opened Circles Fit Yoga because so many studios felt like they were built for people who were already flexible, already fit, already sure of themselves. Ours is built for the rest of us — the ones squeezing a class between a meeting and a school pickup.
You are welcome here, exactly as you show up today.
Our teachers
Experienced, warm, and still students themselves
Our teachers are dedicated to ongoing study and bring a real depth of knowledge and practiced skill to the room. They create a safe space for exploration and can adapt any practice to any body on any day.
They also understand the subtler side of a practice — how breath, attention, and rest change what a class does for you long after you roll up the mat.
What we stand for
More than a class schedule
Giving back
Every donation-based community class funds a local food pantry and youth mental-health program. Last year students gave over $28,000.
Our communities
Free monthly classes for teachers, nurses, first responders, and anyone new to yoga who wants to try it without an audience.
Class etiquette
Arrive a few minutes early, silence your phone, and feel free to rest in child's pose any time. That is genuinely the whole list.
Our instructors
Meet the teachers
Twenty-six teachers across two studios. Here are a few you will see most weeks.
Maya opened Circles Fit Yoga in 2019 after fifteen years of teaching in studios that never quite felt like home. Her classes are steady, musical, and full of options.
She leads our 200-hour teacher training and can usually be found at the front desk on Saturday mornings.
Devin teaches the classes where you finally try the thing you thought you could not do. Expect detailed cueing, plenty of drills, and zero pressure to get there today.
Priya's Deep Stretch classes are the reason half our members sleep better. She trained in yin and restorative practice and teaches long, well-supported holds.
Jordan blends pilates and yoga into a core class that is genuinely fun. They also teach most of our private and small-group sessions.
First visit
Questions we hear a lot
I have never done yoga. Which class should I take? +
Start with All Level Flow or Deep Stretch. Both are taught with beginners in mind and your teacher will give you options the whole way through.
Do I need to bring a mat? +
No. Mats, blocks, straps, blankets, and bolsters are all here and included. Bring water and something comfortable to move in.
How early should I arrive? +
Ten minutes before your first class so we can show you around. After that, five minutes is plenty.
Is the room hot? +
Warm, not hot. Most classes run around 80°F. Candlelight Flow is a little warmer; Deep Stretch is room temperature.
What if I need to rest in the middle of class? +
Please do. Child's pose is always available and no teacher will ever call you out for taking it.
Find us
Two studios
Uptown
2636 Thomas Ave, Dallas, TX 75204 · 214-555-0142 · hello@circlesfityoga.com
Austin Ranch
6800 Windhaven Pkwy, The Colony, TX 75056 · 972-555-0188 · hello@circlesfityoga.com
Visit the Uptown studio
Free parking in the garage behind the building — bring your ticket to the front desk.
- Monday – Thursday
- 6:00 AM – 8:30 PM
- Friday
- 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Saturday
- 7:30 AM – 2:00 PM
- Sunday
- 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Say hello
Questions before your first class?
Send us a note and someone from the front desk will get back to you the same day.
Come see the space
Your first class is the hardest one to book. We made it easy.