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Get Move Breathe
26 classes in the next two weeks with 7 facilitators.
26 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Charleston, Get Move Breathe leans toward Mat Pilates 14×, Yoga 2.8× and Vinyasa 2.7×.
How Get Move Breathe feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of CharlestonWho leads here
Kathy Edwards15 classes in two weeksNicole Lazar7 classes in two weeksChloé Meli6 classes in two weeksKat Borland6 classes in two weeksLexi Friedman6 classes in two weeksBella Kolander5 classes in two weeks
All 7 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Get Move Breathe’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Get Move Breathe
Get Move Breathe sits on Meeting Street in Charleston and offers a steady week of hour-long classes. Pilates, core and pelvic floor work, and vinyasa share the timetable with yin and adult ballet. Mornings are the busiest part of the day, so the studio suits people who like to start early.
It suits you if
- you like to practice before the workday begins
- you want strength and core work in an hour
- you prefer a mix of Pilates and flowing movement
At a glance
26classes this week
7facilitators
Read more about Get Move BreatheWhat the week looks like, Who teaches and what to try first
What the week looks like
The studio runs dozens of classes across a handful of formats, with most sessions lasting an hour. The mix is weighted toward Pilates, core and pelvic floor work, and strength-focused classes, which together make up most of what is offered. Vinyasa adds a flowing counterpoint, and yin reset offers a slower option.
The week peaks on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Morning starts are the most common, with the 8am slot among the busiest, and evening classes cluster around 5:30pm and 6pm.
Who teaches and what to try first
About ten facilitators lead classes here, and Kathy Edwards, Chloé Meli, Lexi Friedman, Nicole Lazar, Kat Borland, Bella Kolander and Halle Keefer teach the most. The range of classes lets a newcomer try Pilates-ish fusion mat work or adult ballet before settling on a regular practice.
Get Move Breathe: questions and answers
When do classes at Get Move Breathe usually start?
Most classes run an hour, with starts from 6am to 7pm. Morning starts are the most common, and the 8am slot is one of the busiest, along with evening starts around 5:30pm and 6:30pm.
What kinds of classes can I take here?
Yes, the studio offers a range of styles including vinyasa, Pilates-ish fusion mat Pilates, yin reset and adult ballet. Core and pelvic floor work, Pilates and strength-focused classes each make up a large share of the timetable.
Is Get Move Breathe a good place to start if I'm new to movement classes?
Core and pelvic floor, Pilates and strong classes each make up about a third of what is on offer, so a first visit has plenty of familiar territory. The adult ballet and yin reset classes are also a calm entry point if you want something slower.
What time of day do most people practice?
Weekday mornings are where most of the practice happens here, with more than half of classes starting before noon. Evenings are also well represented, while midday classes are not part of the schedule.
Who leads the classes?
Kathy Edwards, Chloé Meli, Lexi Friedman, Nicole Lazar, Kat Borland, Bella Kolander and Halle Keefer teach the most classes, with about ten facilitators in total across the studio.