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The Yard Gym Cedar Park

The Yard Gym Cedar Park is a studio in Austin. About 73 classes a week with 6 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.

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The calendar: 73 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

How The Yard Gym Cedar Park feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Austin

Who leads here

Luis Monsevais48 classes in two weeksMikael Dawkins37 classes in two weeksAnna Kalinichenko22 classes in two weeksJessie Laigaie16 classes in two weeksJordan Pennington12 classes in two weeksBrady Stone10 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and when

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to The Yard Gym Cedar Park’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.

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About The Yard Gym Cedar Park

The Yard Gym Cedar Park sits on West Parmer Lane in Cedar Park, and its schedule leans early. More than half of its classes start in the morning, and a good number begin before 9am, so this is a place to practice before the day takes over. Classes are mostly 50 minutes long, with a range of formats from strength and recovery work to pilates and a run club.

It suits you if

  • you prefer early morning practice
  • you want a shorter session of around fifty minutes
  • you are looking for strength and recovery work

At a glance

73classes this week
6facilitators
Read more about The Yard Gym Cedar ParkHow the week runs, What the classes are

How the week runs

The rhythm of the week at The Yard Gym Cedar Park follows the early start. Classes begin as early as 5:15am and cluster around 6:15am, 8:30am and 9:30am. Evenings are present but quieter, with about a fifth of classes running in the evening and the last start at 6:30pm. Weekends hold only a few classes.

Monday, Tuesday and Friday carry the most classes, so these are the days with the most choice.

What the classes are

Most of the schedule is built around strength, recovery and mat work. Classes such as RIG, TURF, Hybrid, PAY DAY, RECOVERY and ATHX give the bulk of the timetable its character. Pilates appears through MAT PILATES, and core and pelvic floor classes make up a small share.

The facilitators are a team of about ten, led in number of classes by Luis Monsevais, Mikael Dawkins, Anna Kalinichenko, Jessie Laigaie, Jordan Pennington and Brady Stone.

The Yard Gym Cedar Park: questions and answers

When do most people practice at The Yard Gym Cedar Park?

Most classes at The Yard Gym Cedar Park run in the morning, and more than half of the week's classes start before noon. The earliest class starts at 5:15am, and the latest at 6:30pm. Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays are the busiest days, and the most common start times are 5:15am, 6:15am, 8:30am and 9:30am.

How long are the classes?

The classes at The Yard Gym Cedar Park are mostly around 50 minutes long. Some run a little longer, such as TYG YOUTH and RUN CLUB, which both last 60 minutes.

Which kinds of classes are offered?

Pilates is one of the practices on the schedule, with a class called MAT PILATES. Core and pelvic floor work and strength-focused classes such as STRONG and TURF also appear, though these make up only a small part of the week. Among the names you will see are RIG, Hybrid, RECOVERY, PAY DAY and ATHX.

Are there classes for younger people?

Yes, there is a class called TYG YOUTH that runs for 60 minutes. Its name suggests it is designed for younger people, so it is worth looking at the description before booking to see who it suits.

Who leads the classes?

A handful of studios and about ten facilitators lead classes here. Luis Monsevais, Mikael Dawkins, Anna Kalinichenko, Jessie Laigaie, Jordan Pennington and Brady Stone teach the most classes, so you will often find one of them at the front of the room.