

A Pride Event benefiting:
The Marie Equi Center & EKC Equity Fund!
June 13th
10-12
Join us for a day of celebration, sweat, and shenanigans as we raise money for the Marie Equi Center & EKC Equity Fund*!
Why did we choose the Marie Equi Center this year? This vital Southeast Portland organization serves trans, queer, intersex, and gender-diverse communities through trauma-informed care, culturally specific services, and social justice advocacy. Their programs are intentionally designed to support unhoused and low-income LGBTQIA2S+ individuals with dignity, safety, and community care.
Let’s show this local nonprofit some love by coming together to sweat, laugh, cheer each other on, and tackle some burpees for a great cause. Whether you're competing, volunteering, or just showing up to support, every bit of energy helps strengthen our community.
Costumes encouraged, especially team-themed ones!
*90% of funds raised will go directly to The Marie Equi Center. 10% will help us continue our EKC Equity Fund which allows us to provide discounted and free memberships for folks. *
Click HERE to go to our event page for ALL the details!!!
About Us
Eastside Kettlebell Collective exists to center, celebrate, and defend the strength, wellness, and autonomy of shes, theys, and gays. This is a space built by and for those whose bodies, identities, and power have too often been policed, ignored, or erased in fitness culture. If these terms do not apply to you, understand whose space you are entering. Show up with humility, respect, and a commitment to collective care — because safety and liberation in movement spaces isn’t negotiable here.


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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
DO YOU OFFER A TRIAL MEMBERSHIP?
Sign up for the Introduction Special package! Enjoy three weeks of unlimited access to all EKC classes, allowing you to explore and experience everything we have to offer. Dive into our diverse range of classes and discover your new passions today! New members are encouraged to take a Kettlebell 101 class prior to attending a Sevens, Getups & Hinges, or Kettlebell Conditioning class. New members are more than welcome to take any of classes without "kettlebell" in the title without the prerequisite class. The prerequisite may be waived if EKC is emailed in advance and the new member can provide proof they are already proficient at the kettlebell swing.
DO YOU OFFER GUEST PASSES?
Guests and folks visiting Central Eastside Portland are welcome to use a drop-in pass to attend classes. However, guests and visitors MUST email us at eastsidekettlebellcollective@gmail.com. Guests without kettlebell experience are encouraged to take Kettlebell 101 prior to attending any of the larger group kettlebell classes. Kettlebell 101 Is Not required for any of the following classes: Powerlifting, Zumba, Mobility Stability & Strength, S T R E T C H, Body Affirming Strength.
I'M A NEW MEMBER WHICH CLASS SHOULD AFTER Kettlebell 101?
It depends. If you are super new to kettlebells and group fitness you may want to take a few KB 101 classes. Kettlebell 101 takes time to break down and practice the swing, clean, press, deadlift, squat, and getup movement patterns. Otherwise feel free to take any class! EKC Instructors will provide extra demos, individualized attention as needed, and space to practice new skills within the group class setting.
Contact Us
2043 SE 50th Avenue, Portland, OR, 97215
503-804-1880


