To yoke, join, or unite. A spiritual practice that includes breath control, meditation, and āsana.

YOGA \'yōgΙ™\ n.

A place where one lives, often together with family. A valued refuge and resting place. A place where friendships flourish.

HOME \hōm\ n.

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  • Discover our diverse yoga classes and find the perfect fit for your practice with our easy-to-navigate studio schedule.

    SunWater Schedule Here

    Zenner Schedule Here

    Virtual Schedule Here

  • Explore our transformative 265-hour Yoga Teacher Training program at Yoga Home, designed to deepen your practice and empower your teaching journey.

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  • Stay connected and elevate your practice with exciting upcoming events and workshops at Yoga Home.

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  • Meet our expert yoga guides and learn more about the passionate teachers who lead our transformative classes and workshops.

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  • New to yoga? New to our studio? Check out our New Member special and some FAQ’s to get you started!

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In Reverence

Yoga Home recognizes that it is located within the unceded territory of the Ute Peoples. The earliest documented peoples also include the Apache, Arapaho, Comanche, and Cheyenne. Truth and acknowledgment of the hardships and atrocities that many peoples have suffered on this soil are critical to building mutual respect and connection across all barriers of heritage and difference. By honoring the truth, we begin this effort to acknowledge what has been purposefully buried.

Even through forced relocation and land dispossession, we recognize that the land still holds the traditions, language, stories, and history of the Ute peoples. Today, Indigenous people from many Native nations reside here and continue to make significant contributions to our community. We give reverence to the Indigenous Peoples of the Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs areas, the protectors of BhΕ«mi (Our Mother Earth).