Health & wellness
BY THALIA GUZMAN
Child care is included with membership, or guests can pay $10 per child when they visit a class.
Owners Doug Beck and Kelly Beck launched The Village in New Braunfels in 2022.
PHOTOS BY THALIA GUZMAN
The Village driven by commitment to community When Kelly Beck and her husband, Doug Beck, launched The Village in August 2022, their main objective was to provide a space for caregivers to have an outlet for mind, body and healing through movement. The background Diving in deeper The Becks’ mission for root cause healing is to be able to provide resources for their com- munity. The Village o ers workshops with local businesses.
The studio also o ers a hydrogen water subscription, which has anti-in ammatory health bene ts.
“We want to o er many resources of holistic wellness for our community, “ Doug Beck said. Why it matters Kelly and Doug Beck said that wellness should be a ordable and accessible to everyone. They said they understand the importance and chal- lenges of balancing the needs of children and parents.
CLUB CROSSING
While living in Colorado as new parents, Kelly and Doug said yoga is what held them together when they were dealing with health struggles and di cult times. But it was di cult to nd a yoga studio that o ered child care, Kelly Beck said. The Village o ers a variety of classes, including heated yoga, prenatal and postnatal movement, barre and Pilates.
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1750 E. Common St., Ste. 1105, New Braunfels www.thevillage.studio
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