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Yoga in Boulder
Move Better. Recover Better. Feel Better.
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Move Better. Recover Better. Feel Better.
Build strength, improve mobility, release tension, and give your body the recovery it needs with Yoga classes right here in Boulder.
Our Yoga classes blend Vinyasa, Hatha, and Yin-inspired practices to create a balanced experience that combines movement, strength, mobility, breath, and recovery.
Whether you train Jiu-Jitsu, practice another sport, or simply want to feel stronger and more comfortable in your body, no previous Yoga or Jiu-Jitsu experience is necessary.
All levels are welcome.
More Than Flexibility
Yoga isn't just about being flexible.
Our classes are designed to help you develop better movement, balance, strength, mobility, body awareness, and breath control while giving your body time to slow down and recover.
Each class combines active movement with slower, longer-held positions, creating a practice that can challenge your body while also helping you release tension and reset.
You'll leave feeling stronger, more mobile, and more connected to how your body moves.
Yoga for Every Body
You don't need to be flexible.
You don't need to be athletic.
And you definitely don't need to know anything about Yoga before walking through the door.
Our classes are designed to be accessible to different ages, experience levels, and physical abilities. Modifications are available so you can work at your own pace and choose the version of each movement that feels appropriate for your body.
The goal isn't to perform the perfect pose.
It's to move better, understand your body, and build a practice you can sustain.
The Perfect Complement to Jiu-Jitsu
Jiu-Jitsu asks a lot from your body.
Hips, shoulders, back, neck, and legs are constantly working through unusual positions while you push, pull, frame, bridge, rotate, and move against resistance.
Yoga gives you an opportunity to work on something different.
Improve mobility. Develop body awareness. Explore your range of motion. Control your breathing. And spend dedicated time taking care of your body between training sessions.
Our Yoga program was designed with the physical demands of Jiu-Jitsu in mind, making it an excellent complement to your time on the mats.
And if you don't train Jiu-Jitsu? That's completely fine.
These classes are open to anyone looking for a welcoming, practical Yoga practice in Boulder.
Three Styles. One Balanced Practice.
Our classes combine elements from three complementary styles of Yoga:
Vinyasa — Move
Flow through sequences that connect movement and breath while developing strength, coordination, balance, and body awareness.
Vinyasa brings the more dynamic side of the practice and helps prepare the body to move efficiently and intentionally.
Hatha — Build
Slow things down and spend more time developing individual postures, alignment, stability, mobility, and controlled movement.
Hatha gives you the opportunity to understand each position and build a stronger foundation for your practice.
Yin — Recover
Finish with slower, longer-held postures designed to create space for relaxation, flexibility, and recovery.
This quieter portion of class provides a counterbalance to more intense physical activity and gives you an opportunity to slow your breathing, release tension, and reset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most frequent questions and answers about our Yoga Program.
I've never done Yoga before. Can I join?
Absolutely. No previous Yoga experience is required. Emma provides variations and modifications so beginners can participate comfortably while more experienced students can continue challenging themselves.
Do I need to train Jiu-Jitsu?
Not at all.
While the program was developed with the movement and recovery needs of Jiu-Jitsu practitioners in mind, the classes are open to the Boulder community.
You can join us exclusively for Yoga.
I'm not flexible. Is Yoga still for me?
Yes — and lack of flexibility is certainly not a prerequisite for avoiding Yoga!
Improving mobility and learning how to comfortably explore your range of motion are some of the reasons people practice in the first place.
Come as you are and work from where your body is today.
What styles of Yoga do you teach?
Classes blend elements of Vinyasa, Hatha, and Yin Yoga.
Some portions of class involve flowing movement and strength, while others slow things down and focus more on individual positions, mobility, breathing, and recovery.
What should I bring?
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely.
If you have your own Yoga mat and preferred props, you're welcome to bring them. Contact us before your first class if you have any questions about what you'll need.