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OCT 29

The Embodied Practice - 10/29 Drop-In

Woodbury, MN
GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too.
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OCT 29

The Embodied Practice - Fall Session II

Woodbury, MN
Two ways to explore the same practice: Both Gentle and Flow will share the same theme, breath practice, and physiological focus—but will explore them with different pacing and levels of activation. GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too. And then... we come Full Circle. After five weeks of practice, our Gentle and Flow communities will have the opportunity to come together for FULL CIRCLE—a special closing experience designed not to ask us to release one more thing, but to notice what becomes available when we make a little more room. We’ll move from doing into receiving with an extended sound healing, followed by the option to stay after for reflection and optional sharing, simple snacks and drinks, conversation (think questions we haven't previously had time to explore), and time to simply... be together. A collective exhale—and an opportunity to receive what is already here.
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OCT 31

Dominic DiCarlo Memorial 5k & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk

Woodbury, NJ
NEW RACE DATE: Saturday, October 31, 2026 Join us for the annual Dominic DiCarlo Memorial 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk on the new race date: Saturday, October 31, 2026. Proceeds from the event will benefit the American Cancer Society. The event will take place at Southwood Bar & Grill and feature a course through the Greenfields neighborhood. Participants (21+) can enjoy a post-race beer at Southwood Bar & Grill. Halloween costumes are encouraged!! Race starts at 9:30am with day of registration and packet pick-up beginning at 8:30am at Southwood Bar & Grill. Parking available onsite at Southwood Bar & Grill. Pre-registration: $20 Day of Registration: $25 Trophies will be awarded to the top Male and Female overall finishers. Medallions will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in the following categories: 10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 + *no duplicate awards* T-shirts guaranteed to the first 100 pre-registered participants and while supplies last the day of the event.
5K
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NOV 5

The Embodied Practice - 11/5 Drop-In

Woodbury, MN
GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too.
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NOV 12

The Embodied Practice - 11/12 Drop-In

Woodbury, MN
GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too.
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NOV 19

The Embodied Practice - 11/19 Drop-In

Woodbury, MN
GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too.
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NOV 26

Woodbury Wobble 5k

Woodbury, MN
The Woodbury Wobble 5K is a community event to encourage movement before the feast and a portion of our profits go to stock the shelves of our local food bank.  With your registration you will receive a race bib, gun timed race, fully marked course, post-race snacks, plus a swag item. Only the first 100 registered runners get the branded knit hat. (As of October 22, 2025 the first 100 hats are claimed. You can now purchase a hat with your race registration.) There will also be the turkey scavenger hunt along the course that kids can complete for a small prize. Kids ages 0 - 12 who would like a time, bib, and swag item will be $12, They will NOT get a hat. If your child is riding in the stroller or along for the run for fun they are free to run with you without charge. We are a cashless race this means we do not accept cash for registration on race day signups. Please register before you arrive.
5K
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NOV 29

ROB'S TRAIL RUN EDITION

Woodbury, NY
ROB'S TRAIL RUN EDITION Race 5K through the trails at Stillwell Woods Preserve, located in Woodbury, NY. This Race will benefit THE CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. Rob’s Run is dedicated to the memory of Rob Lauterborn, an extraordinary human being, talented runner. Rob was a member of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Road Runner's Club
trail
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DEC 1

The Embodied Practice - 12/1 Drop-In

Woodbury, MN
GENTLE | Softening Into Support | 5–6:15 p.m. Thursdays Fewer postures, slower transitions, and no repeated chaturanga/cardio sequence create more spaciousness to sense, explore mobility, build strength, and notice the subtleties of our experience. Gentle doesn't mean no challenge. We'll still play (emphasis on play!) with engagement, balance, and progression—because nervous-system flexibility isn't about avoiding activation. Instead, we’ll explore what can soften when we know we are supported—and how much effort is actually enough for this moment. FLOW | Responsive Strength | 6:30–7:45 p.m. Thursdays Flow brings more movement, transitions, cardiovascular engagement, and progressive builds—with opportunities to explore strength, balance, more complex expressions of poses, and the option of a peak pose (or two!). But the invitation is never simply to achieve the "advanced" pose. This series, we’ll explore strength without unnecessary rigidity: Can I meet challenge, respond to what my body is telling me, and use enough effort without automatically reaching for more? Both practices will continue to include optional hands-on assists, as well as our end-of-practice ritual many of you already know: savasana with optional hands-on occipital release (with or without essential oils) and end-of-the-series hot towel ritual (now more often with our slightly shorter series!). Because letting go isn't the absence of effort. Sometimes it is discovering that we don't need more effort than this moment requires. And receiving support is part of the practice, too.
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DEC 5

Woodburrr (no Y) 1-Miler

Woodbury, CT
... because it will be brrrr cold in December! Hand-timed 1 mile on the trail/grass This will be a no-frills event, but we will have water, snacks, and a porta-potty. Consider this a donation - everything will benefit Dragon Master Initiative, which is revolutionizing cancer research and treatment. Learn more at https://www.dragonmaster.org/ Race will take place rain or shine (will consider rescheduling for significant snow/ice). No refunds. Registration capped. WHERE: Hollow Park - 43 Hollow Rd, Woodbury, CT 06798 WHEN: 8am (only one start - no second wave) - this race is timed to support those who wish to get to other races such as North Haven (~45 minutes away, 9:30am start), Trumbull (~45 minutes away, 9:30am start), Bethlehem (~20 minutes away, 10am start) and Berlin (~45 minutes away, 11am start)!
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JAN 1

DQ Events Bundle

Woodbury, NJ
The DQ Events Bundle allows you to select any 5 Sprint events for 1 set price. The DQ Events Season Pass allows you to select any 10 Sprint events for 1 set price. Cannot be combined with any other offer, coupon, or promotion, does not include Olympic distance Sprint Triathlon Bundle Cost = $359 (savings of 20%) November 1 - December 31, 2025; $379 (savings of 20%) January 1 - February 29, 2026; $399 (savings of 20%) March 1 - March 31, 2026 Sprint Duathlon Bundle Cost = $299 (savings of 20%)  November 1 - December 31, 2025; $319 (savings of 20%) January 1 - February 29, 2026; $339 (savings of 20%) March 1 - March 31, 2026 Sprint Aquabike Bundle Cost = $299 (savings of 20%)  November 1 - December 31, 2025; $319 (savings of 20%) January 1 - February 29, 2026; $339 (savings of 20%) March 1 - March 31, 2026 Sprint Season Pass Cost = $675 (savings of 25%) November 1 - December 31, 2025; $715 (savings of 25%) January 1 - February 29, 2026; $750 (savings of 25%) March 1 - March 31, 2026 You
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MAR 27

Cannon Runs for Children 2026

Woodbury, TN
Cannon Runs for Children will be held on Saturday, March 28th, 2026 at the Arts Center of Cannon County, 1424 John Bragg Highway, Woodbury, TN. Registration will start at 6:45 a.m., followed by the opening ceremony at 7:30 a.m., and the run/walk will begin at 8:00 a.m. Registration is $25 for adults, $15 seniors (65+), $10 for students 13-18 and $5 for students 12 and under. Scholarships are available for runners/ walkers under 18.
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