Leap Yoga Meetup

### Leap 100 Club with Alayna

Empower yourself in 2026 with Leap’s 100 Club! Staying committed to your yoga practice can be challenging, but with the support of a dedicated community, you can stay motivated and inspired all year long.
Investment: $39
Registration Deadline: February 15
How It Works:

• Sign up by February 15, 2026.
• Complete 100 classes (Vinyasa, Yin, Kaiut, Kundalini, or Workshops) at Leap by the end of the year.
• Stay connected by joining the 2026 Leap 100 Club Facebook group for encouragement and community support.
• Midyear check-in with Alayna to track your progress and stay on course.

Your Reward:
Reach your goal, and you’ll earn:
Leap’s exclusive 100 Club T-shirt
Two guest passes to share the joy of yoga with friends
Sign up and you will receive an email from Alayna asking you to fill out a commitment card. This card is your chance to set your yoga intention for the year. You are invited to set your goal of 100 (or more classes).
Sign up deadline February 15 ….. let’s flow through 2026 together!”

### Leap Kirtan with Rob and Melissa

Date: Monday, February 23
Time: 7:30-9pm
Investment: $20 PRESALE February 6-13, Regular Registration $25, Day of $35 (Sliding Scale Pricing for those in need available upon request).
Description:

We invite you to join Rob and Melissa, kirtan artists and Bhakti Yoga teachers whose music bridges the worlds of devotion, accessibility, and sacred sound. With rich harmonies, soulful melodies, and deep-rooted sincerity, they offer a fresh and heart-opening take on traditional mantra music—one that welcomes newcomers while honoring the timeless roots of the Bhakti path.

Before they discovered Bhakti Yoga, Rob and Melissa made a vow—to center love and devotion in their life together. That intention led them into music, into mantra, and eventually into their calling as kirtan artists. While contemplating a more spiritual-sounding band name, they noticed something hidden in plain sight:
Rob
And
Melissa — RAM.

At a kirtan, we sit together in community, sing together in devotion, and allow the vibrations of these ancient mantras to wash through us. It’s meditation through music, a spiritual practice rooted in joy, and honestly…it’s really fun.
You don’t have to know Sanskrit.
You don’t have to be a musician.
You don’t have to be “spiritual.”
You just have to show up. Listen. Sing. Repeat.

As Krishna Das so beautifully says:
“These chants come from a place deeper than our thoughts and our hearts. As we sing them, they turn us toward ourselves and change us. It’s not about believing—just experiencing.”