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Coming up

Wednesday 4 November

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Who leads here

Micah Newberry2 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and when

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to The Missing Peace’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 there

About The Missing Peace

The Missing Peace is a small midday studio in Agoura Hills, a short drive from Los Angeles. Its classes are compact and focused, held in the middle of the day, and built around movement and recovery. The studio suits people who prefer a short, unhurried break in their routine rather than a long evening session.

It suits you if

  • you can practice at midday
  • you want short, focused sessions
  • you are looking for recovery and mobility work

At a glance

1classes this week
1facilitators
Read more about The Missing PeaceWhen and how classes run, What to expect in the studio

When and how classes run

The Missing Peace keeps a small schedule. Most of its classes start at noon, and the studio's busiest day is Wednesday. Classes typically run about 50 minutes, long enough for a full session without taking up the whole afternoon.

A handful of facilitators teach here, with Micah Newberry leading the most classes. The studio offers a focused, practical approach that fits well into a working day.

What to expect in the studio

The studio's listed classes center on foam rolling, a self-massage practice that uses a cylinder to ease tension in the muscles. It is a gentle way to move through the body and notice where it feels tight. The session is designed to be done at a steady pace, with time to breathe and reset.

The Missing Peace is located at 30101 Agoura Court, in the lobby area of building three, suite 150, in Agoura Hills.

The Missing Peace: questions and answers

When do classes usually start at The Missing Peace?

A handful of classes run here in the coming weeks, almost all of them at noon. Most fall on Wednesday, and the typical class is 50 minutes long. Micah Newberry leads more of them than anyone else on the schedule.

What kind of class can I try at The Missing Peace?

The studio has one example class listed, a 50 minute foam rolling session. It works as a short, midday session for people who want to loosen tight muscles and move through a quiet break in the day.

Who leads the classes at The Missing Peace?

Micah Newberry leads the most classes here. The other facilitators are few, and the schedule is small enough that the studio is easy to get to know.

Is The Missing Peace good for lunchtime practice?

The classes are held at noon, which suits people who can step away from work or errands in the middle of the day. The midday slot is the one most people practice in here.

Where is The Missing Peace?

The Missing Peace is located at 30101 Agoura Court in Agoura Hills, in the lobby area of building three, suite 150. The studio sits in the Los Angeles area, a short distance from the city center.