Summer Schedule

June 1 – September 1.
Six recurring classes each week from handstands and acrobatics to inner movement.

The simplest way to begin

  • 50% off your first unlimited month

  • Access our booking app

  • Explore different classes

  • 2 months minimum commitment

  • Valid for 30 days from your first visit

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Class packs

Flexible attendance, your pace, no expiry

  • Single class access

  • Valid for any class on the schedule

Drop In

  • Use at your own pace

  • Attend with flexibility

  • No expiry

10x class pack

  • Use at your own pace

  • Attend with flexibility

  • No expiry

20x class pack

─ Descriptions

Weekly group classes

  • Develop the fundamentals of a balance practice.
    A session focused on balance principles, proprioception, fear management and conditioning.

    When can you join

    Sunday 11:30am @ Old Port

    Monday 5:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

    Wednesday 5:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

  • Develop acrobatic language and fluidity on the ground.
    We build foundational acrobatic skills, sequence work, and open-form improvisation to improve confidence, adaptability, and expressive movement on the floor.

    When can you join

    Tuesday 6:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

    Thursday 6:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

  • Build resilient strength and integrated capacity.
    Develop full-body strength through dynamic patterns, bodyweight training, and structural conditioning to improve stability, coordination, and force expression in movement practice.

    When can you join

    Wednesday 7:00pm @ Park Lafontaine

  • Cultivate movement literacy and creative adaptability.
    Explore open-form movement through improvisation, spatial awareness, and changing constraints to develop responsiveness, expression, and confidence navigating the unknown.

    When can you join

    Tuesday 5:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

  • Enhance movement literacy and fluid transitions.
    Explore how to move smoothly between levels, manage momentum, and build nuanced control through grounded movement sequences.

    When can you join

    Sunday 10:30am @ Old Port

  • Expand range, freedom, and joint articulation.
    Explore active mobility, controlled stretching, and movement exploration to improve access, adaptability, and ease throughout the body and its many positions.

    When can you join

    Monday 7:00pm @ Park Lafontaine

  • Develop reactive movement and readiness.
    Train directional changes, footwork, rhythm, and coordination to improve responsiveness, elasticity, and dynamic control through the lower body.

    When can you join

    Thursday 5:30pm @ Park Lafontaine

FAQ

    • No experience is required—this season is open to everyone.

    • Progressions are offered for all levels, and we support each other every step of the way.

    • Classes in the summer are 100% outdoors:

      • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday @ Park Lafontaine

      • Sunday @ Old Port

    • Attend what feels right for you — there’s no requirement or pressure to attend every session.

    • The classes are taught in English, with French support available if needed.

    • It’s relaxed, focused, and open.

    • You won’t find mirrors, loud music, or pressure to perform.

    • Everyone comes as they are.

    • We explore with curiosity, take our time, and learn through doing — together.

    • You’re supported, not judged.

    • It’s a space where people can challenge themselves, connect, and feel at home in their body — whether you're a total beginner or have years of experience.

Who leads this practice

Our teachers walk the path they share.

Toufic Geagea, founder of Movement Circle Montreal, holds a BSc in Exercise Science.

His path moved through sports and fitness before a pivotal encounter with movement philosophy eight years ago redirected everything.

He went on to study Movement with pioneers like Ido Portal and Marcello Palozzo, joining the first cohort of the Human Movement Studies program.

Through both academic study and lived experience, Toufic continues to cultivate spaces where movement becomes a path to connection, expression, and self-realization.

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“Movement is life’s original language—before words or stories. To move is to listen, to trust, and to surrender to what’s already within.”