EVOLVE Flagstaff

06/09/2026

“Equality means more than passing laws. The struggle is really won in the hearts and minds of the community, where it really counts.” — Barbara Gittings

This community is something special 🫶🏽. Big applause to everyone who PR-ed this weekend and for helping us raise $2,030 for ! Now go dance, love, celebrate, and share the love! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

05/29/2026

GET READY FOR THE BEST PARTY IN TOWN!

Kick off with Deadlifts, Donuts and DRAG!

All proceeds of this event and all of our community classes in June will benefit . Make sure to grab your spot if you’re planning on putting because there’s only a few left! If you’re not lifting but want to come and support our Queens and party, just show up!

A big shout out to our sponsors and donors! Bridger Counseling

This year we have performances by

Happy Pride Ya’ll!

05/09/2026

Donuts, Deadlifts & Drag is BACK 🏳️‍🌈🍩💪

Join us for our annual Pride deadlift party where we devour donuts and PRs! Bangers brought to you by and performances by and !

Deadlifters must be 18+ or older to party but all ages are welcome to spectate! Lifters will get 3 attempts to work up to their heaviest deadlift of the day. Come hype each other up, and kick off Pride month!

This is a donation based event — all proceeds go to !

⚡️Check-in: 8:30 AM
⚡️Group warm-up: 9:00 AM
⚡️Deadlifts + drag + donuts: 9:40 AM–12:00 PM

No competition. No ego. Just community, solidarity, big pulls, drag, donuts, coffee, and q***r joy.

Please on. Lift heavy. Tip your queens!

Sign up with the link in bio!

04/16/2026

03/25/2026

Exercise and movement shouldn’t hurt. If a specific movement or exercise causes pain, there are countless ways we can tailor a program or movement for your body.

If you have a coach who tells you to push through it, or ignore it… 🚩

All of our coaches have worked extensively with people in different bodies, with different abilities, and with different needs. Whether you’re an endurance athlete, or simply want to have less pain, exercise and movement are the most beneficial things we can do. And remember, exercise should work with your body, not against it.

03/06/2026

Join us for our weekly Saturday Community class where we will be supporting for the month of March!

Flagstaff Family Food Center is making a massive impact across northern Arizona. In 2025 alone, they provided 8.2 million pounds of food, more than 534,000 meals, and nearly 100,000 food boxes while serving about 41,000 people annually.

At the same time, demand continues to rise as families face higher food costs, housing costs, and ongoing financial strain. Supporting local food access matters.

01/28/2026

Enough is enough.

Community is one of the strongest forms of resistance so come together with us every Saturday at 8:00 AM for a free community class.

Donations are welcome but not required.

01/15/2026

FREE WORKSHOP: Intro to Strength Training

Ever felt intimidated by the gym—or wanted to start strength training but didn’t know where to begin?

Join Dr. Bri, DPT, CFL2 for a judgment-free workshop designed to help you feel confident using common equipment, learn solid technique, and understand how strength training supports health and performance at every age.

Come hang out with us THIS SATURDAY
Jan 17, 2026 | 9:30–11:00 AM
EVOLVE Flagstaff — 824 W Rte 66, Suite A1

Spots are limited—sign up via the link in our bio!

12/30/2025

What a year! As every year, 2025 has been beautiful, challenging, and everything in between. We have watched our clients accomplish everything from their first back squat, deadlift PRs, 100 milers, to feeling more at home in their bodies.

We had to say good bye to , and Emma (we miss you!) and welcomed new , and 🫶🏽

We are so grateful to each and every one of our members, clients, coaches, and clinicians for making EVOLVE a welcoming and warm space for community. No matter what 2026 holds, we know we will be better together.

Happy New Year from all of us at EVOLVE!

12/20/2025

We know that muscle mass decreases as the age. While thats that’s true, we can litigate it through intentional training and adequate nutrition. But before muscle mass or strength significantly decrease, we lose the ability to generate power, speed, and force first.

Having the capacity to move, a lot of weight is important but not more important than being able to move the weight quickly and effectively.

This is not only beneficial when climbing a techy section on your bike, moving heavy powder under your skis, but also extremely beneficial doing daily mundane tasks like reacting quickly to prevent yourself from falling on the ice.