She decided to expand because she couldn’t squeeze all the classes for which there was demand into her 2,200-square-foot studio. Hers is still the only studio offering aerial yoga in Billings.
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It’s just that I like to have the freedom to create.”Įventually, she was offering a variety of yoga and meditation classes, plus belly dancing, pole fitness classes and aerial yoga, for which she had to build an elaborate steel support structure. “I don’t work well for other people,” she said. She had worked as a mortgage originator for five years and had a part time job pouring beer at Carter’s Brewing on Montana Avenue, but she wanted to work for herself. She was only 28, she had two young children and she was going through a divorce, but it was something she really wanted to do.
She opened the first Limber Tree in 2012 after gutting and remodeling a sandwich shop. Yoga is all about finding a physical and mental balance, she said, and her life was seriously out of balance trying to run two studios. Kiner said she doesn’t feel bad about trying to go big, and she’s glad she didn’t shy away from the necessity of going back to one location.
She’s been telling them, “Thank for your concern, but that’s not the way I feel.” Since announcing the closure, she said, a lot of people have approached her to say how sorry they were to hear the news, more or less offering their condolences. N., just about a year after she opened it. On Monday, she pulled the plug on her second location, at 2710 First Ave. Limber Tree Yoga Studio owner Sharli Kiner sits in an aerial yoga hammock inside her 29th Street shop.ĭowntown Billings business owner Sharli Kiner is back to where she started-running her Limber Tree Yoga Studio at 212 N.
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