Full Circle Yoga

Last night I experienced one of the BEST yoga classes I’ve ever attended in my 10+ years of practice. Jennie was both calming and inspiring and my body and soul cannot thank her enough for her powerful words as well has her therapeutic touch. Full circle is an all around amazing yoga studio that serves as a gift to so many individuals and to the entire community of Longmont!

I enjoyed the free week very much and the variety and different styles/​levels. However, the place smells like high school locker room which is difficult to get past. I’m seriously having a problem with that stank funk though I think they’re great otherwise. They would be well served to rip out the carpet which seems to be a big sweat sponge. Nuff said.

Love love love! I finished my teacher training here and have never quite felt more open or cared for than here. They taught me how to breathe, come to center, be open to myself and there are some pretty great yogis in here as well. There are those moments in your life that turn it all around or steer it to a whole new direction. This was one of those moments. The yoga classes are fun, sweaty and challenging no matter what level you are at but the full circle motto– feel free to do what feels good for you. They challenge you to be the yogi that lays in shavasana the whole class if it’s what suits you. Not only will doing that help your physically if that’s what your body needs but it’s a total mind trip as well. Go in! Try it! They are loving and sweet as can be :)

Nice intimate setting to stretch yourself into relaxation. Full Circle is a local studio on Main St. that offers many promotions through groupon for either a punch card or unlimited monthly pass. They offer an array of levels to choose from as well as awesome events for those that would like to be enlightened on some yogic topics. I purchased an unlimited pass and only used it once so far. The yoga teacher I encountered was Meghan and she was teaching a F2 Vinyasa class. I loved her instruction and tone. It was fluid and offered great options. I would note that you may want to tell your instructor if you are opposed to adjustments if it’s not your thing. The group present that night was pretty mellow and all going at their own pace, which is fine. The vibe could have been a little less segregated but I didn’t mind so much.
There are props available for use and mat rental for a dollar. I suggest checking them out online to view their class offerings and pricing. If the shoe fits, go to the groupon site to see if they are offering a deal your willing to indulge in. In retrospect, I’d go for a punch card because you never know what may come up and not be able to take advantage of the full month but if your motivated, it may be right for you. They also do teacher training here as well– just to throw it out there.
Great studio for first timers!

I found Full circle thru groupon, bought the one month deal after the initial free week, fell so in love with the community and instructors that i decided to extend my stay in Longmont, CO. to attend the Yoga Teacher Training at Full Circle for the fall.
This studio and the lovely beings that occupy it are making a huge difference in peoples lives and the community response is beautiful. I HIGHLY recommend visiting Full Circle Yoga, you will NOT be dissapointed!

A friend took me here and I’m happy to find a good studio in Longmont.
(I had a terrible experience elsewhere with an odd teacher drenched in perfume, see my review.)
This is a clean studio with a wonderful teacher. I like the fact that it’s small, more attention from the teacher and less of a «scene.»

I was visiting my family in Longmont and discovered this GREAT studio! The owner, Erik, is such a warm and friendly person, not to mention a really good instructor! I got a free week of yoga and really enjoyed the classes! When I read that the studio was Vinyasa style I expected the pace to be very quick, but I was pleasantly surprised that Erik’s teachings closely resembled my typical style of Anusara and were slower and more alignment focused. This studio is a great addition to downtown Longmont! If you’re looking for nice people, great instruction, and a more zen-​spin on your day this is the place for you!

I like this studio in many aspects. They have multiple classes with a good variety of times to accommodate those that work and those with a leisurely life style.
Seems all the teachers were trained at Core Power so the variety amongst the teachers is small. The teachers seem pretty robotic in their cues and routine so it tends to be on the predictable boring side. Still, a decent yoga class in spite of that. I just wish they had a wider palette of yoga styles to keep my interest up. The teachers all seem to play music the entire class, be it in Savasana (when i think silence is in order) or in the closing salutation so I’m not sure if that’s a Core Power trait or just how the whole studio rolls but it is certainly not traditional yoga practice. Electronic music does not jive with yoga and fairly drives me nuts. I am in yoga for both the spiritual aspects and the achievement of asana so music that one would hear in a bar does not bode well. The teachers rarely come around to correct you in class so I always wonder if I am doing the poses correctly. It would be helpful if they observed the students and assisted them in the poses when warranted. How better to learn? The floor is uneven in areas and is carpeted which is not an ideal surface for balance and holding poses. Wish the owners would invest some money into wood floors and leveling the surface. With all my complaints, it’s still a sweet place that has heart and is certainly a major improvement in offering yoga to Longmont.

I absolutely love this place! What a change from the overcrowded, hot, stinky place I used to practice in Boulder (I won’t name names). It’s a small building, so the classes are small, which I love because I feel like I get more personal attention. I love that most of the teachers help with positioning and also cultivate a mindfull awareness of what’s going on inside your head. I feel like my practice at Full Circle is a meditation on top of a physical workout, the best of both worlds!
Erik offers workshops each month that allow you to delve deeper if you’re interested.
On top of all the amazing qualities of this studio, it’s freakin’ cheap! Another thing I’m not used to coming from Boulder. I totally recommend this place to both beginners and yogis (I’m somewhere in the middle of those two), and with the free week thing, you have nothing to lose.

Love, love, love this place! Living social had a deal for a month of unlimited classes for $ 35, which needless to say, I couldn’t resist. I started out with the F1 class. This level is focused on learning the basic yoga positions and doing them safely. Although I took numerous F1 classes I never felt that they were repetitive. All the instructors make sure to tweak the class every time and teach you many different postures.
I just renewed my 3^rd month at the low price of $ 69 for unlimited classes. I am now taking the F2 class which is more challenging, focuses on strength and flexibility and is heated. I have not gotten up the courage to take the F3 class yet but I am aware that they raise the temperature slightly higher than they do in the F2 class and it’s faster flowing.
The music they play fits the atmosphere and the work you are doing in that class. It is always relaxing music but still has energy to it. They never play techno and the only vocals include soft humming.
This studio is focused on you and your own practice. They definitely get you to push yourself but they also respect the fact that you may want to take it easy that day and invite you to do so while also giving you praise for making it onto your mat that day which is very rewarding. The studio is smaller than you would expect most yoga studios to be but I find this quite nice. This gives the instructors the opportunity to focus on every individual, give them advice and correct imperfections as well as possibly dangerous situations. The studio is very clean and well kept. I have not had the opportunity to practice with all of the instructors but Eric and Rachel are my personal favorite. Jimmy is fairly new but his classes are awesome and you’ll be feeling it the next day!
Well don’t take my advice for it, come and decide for yourself!

Clean studio, knowledgable teachers. Nice to have a male yoga teacher for a change.

I took my first class a week ago and absolutely loved it. I have gone four times this week so far. Full Circle Yoga is located in a very convenient area of downtown Longmont with parking in the front and back. The studio has a very warm and welcoming feel to it — I have been to some yoga studios where I just feel «out of place.» Not the case here — I have had classes with Erik, Elise, Rachael and Shauna and they are all great at what they do. So friendly and enthusiastic about teaching what they love and it is very obvious in the way they each conduct their class and interact with you. The excitement is contagious, I feel like I have learned so much just in the week that I have been there — so happy to have a great yoga studio in Longmont.

Absolutely love this place! Have worked with all the instructors there and have renewed my third month now! The staff is just wonderful and they have a great variety of classes with heat! You can also get a free week to check it out. And you can’t beat that! Erik is amazing for sure!

I cashed in on the free week Full Circle offers to all new students (no strings attached! no commitment!) and have loved every minute of my experiences in the studio. So far I’ve taken classes with Mirna, Shauna and Erik.
The location in downtown Longmont is really convenient for me, but what I love the most about this studio is the attitude of the teachers. It’s a very come-​as-​you-​are type of place. The classes are fairly challenging vinyasa style, but all of the instructors are really accepting of each student and their place in their yoga journey and are happy to provide alternatives to more challenging poses. Big focus on alignment.
Also, class sizes are fairly small, so there’s a great instructor-​to-​student ratio. Physical adjustments, if you’re open to them, seem to be a big part of the teaching style, and I also really love that if I need a little extra guidance in a pose, there’s plenty of individual attention to go around.
I’ve been searching for a new yoga home, and I think this is my place!

FINALLY! Great yoga in Longmont! The owners, Kris and Erik, have opened a lovely studio and– residents of Longmont, it is time to get your yoga ON! See you in class :)