Breath Of Life Yoga
Breath Of Life Yoga is a studio in Denver with classes in yin and power yoga. About 18 classes a week with 10 facilitators, busiest on Thursdays and Wednesdays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Denver, Breath Of Life Yoga leans toward Ashtanga 41×, Yin 16× and Restore 9.1×.
How Breath Of Life Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of DenverWho leads here
Elizabeth6 classes in two weeksJulie6 classes in two weeksJane5 classes in two weeksLuke5 classes in two weeksEmily4 classes in two weeksTammy4 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Breath Of Life Yoga
Breath Of Life Yoga is a yoga studio in Commerce City, just outside Denver, on East 104th Avenue. The studio keeps a steady week of strong, flowing yoga, with early mornings and evenings in the schedule. Its name and its sense of community run through the whole space.
It suits you if
- you want strong flowing yoga in the morning
- you prefer sculpting or barre alongside yoga
- you want calm yin or restorative classes after work
At a glance
18classes this week
9facilitators
Read more about Breath Of Life YogaWhat the studio offers, The shape of the week
What the studio offers
Breath Of Life Yoga is a studio at 13635 E 104th Avenue in Commerce City, Colorado. Its classes are mostly yoga, with a clear lean toward strength and movement. Power flow, classic vinyasa flow and ashtanga give the week its energy, and yoga sculpt and pilates barre add a muscle-focused hour.
The slower side of the schedule is smaller but steady. Yin, vin/yin and restore and renew are part of the mix, offering quieter practice for those who want a gentler ending to the day.
The shape of the week
The studio keeps early and evening hours, and about half of its classes fall in the morning and about half in the evening. Early starts begin as early as 5am, and the latest class starts at 7:30pm. Many classes begin before 9am, and busy start times cluster around 5:30am, 8am, 9:30am and 6:15pm.
Classes run for about an hour. The studio has no pass to take, and its website describes an engaging, welcoming space where community is part of the experience. A first visit is simply to choose a class that fits your hour and arrive a little early.
Breath Of Life Yoga: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Breath Of Life Yoga has dozens of classes over the coming weeks, with most falling in the morning and the evening. Early starts begin as early as 5am, and the latest class starts at 7:30pm. Busiest days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
What kinds of classes are offered?
Yoga is at the center of the schedule, and nearly all classes are yoga in some form. Strong classes are common, with power flow, classic vinyasa flow and yoga sculpt among the names. Restore and renew, yin and vin/yin offer a slower pace.
Who leads the classes?
Yes. Julie, Luke, Elizabeth, Jane, Emily, Tammy, Kristen, Tara, Audrey and Keisha teach the most classes, and about ten facilitators teach in total.
How long are the classes?
Most classes run for about an hour. Strength-focused classes such as yoga sculpt and pilates barre are also part of the schedule, alongside ashtanga for those who like a set sequence.
Are there classes for strength or pilates?
Yes, the studio has a few pilates and barre classes, and some classes focus on the core and pelvic floor. These sit alongside the yoga and are a good fit for people who want a steady, muscle-focused hour.