handstand

foundations

Beginner Workshop December 7th from 10am-12pm @Circuit-Est

Early Bird

start with confidence

We’re starting December at Movement Circle Montreal with a Handstand Foundations Workshop designed to help you begin this journey with confidence!

A common mistake people make when beginning their handstand journey is jumping into it too quickly—without understanding the science and mechanics behind the position.

This often leads to unnecessary struggles, from the risk of falling to wasted effort with little to no progress.

This workshop gives you the foundation you need to begin your handstand journey with clarity and efficiency—so that every bit of effort leads to tangible results and visible progress.

Handstands are complex and require time, dedication, and patience to master. Seeing clear progress along the way is not only motivating but essential for continuing the path.

We’ll move patiently, explore each step in depth, and make sure you leave with a clear—and embodied—understanding of the movement.

Reservation

Early Bird (35$)

Until December 1st

Reserve

Regular (45$)

Until December 6th

Reserve

Members (25$)

Reserved from Movement Circle Members

Please note:

  • Early birds are valid until December 1st.

  • Sales are final, in case of cancellation, you are credited for another event.

  • Your payment can be credited for our intro membership package.

  • Spots are limited — first come first served.

pillars of skill

Toufic Geagea

Toufic Geagea is the founder of Movement Circle Montreal and holds a BSc in Exercise Science. His path began in sports, evolved through six years in fitness, and deepened with a growing love for improvisation and dance.

A pivotal moment came eight years ago when he encountered Ido Portal’s Movement Philosophy. This led him to further exploration and study with Marcello Palozzo in Austria, eventually joining the first cohort of the Human Movement Studies program.

Toufic has taught in diverse settings across Canada and Europe, sharing his approach with a wide range of communities—from structured facilities to experimental spaces.

Grounded in both academic study and lived experience, he continues to create spaces where movement becomes a path for connection, expression, and self-realization—a journey he walks alongside those he teaches.

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