We've been enjoying "Hot Yoga" here for a few years, this place is consistently clean, the…read moreinstructors are professional, kind and knowledgeable. Bring water, it's hot!

I've been meaning to try this studio, especially since it's just so close to my family. I've been…read moredoing hot yoga for about two years, and this was definitely a new experience for me. I'll start with the good: Bathrooms were clean and well-stocked. I loved having mints on the way to the studio. I also noticed a water bottle filling station. As for the class itself, I think it's really important to point out a few things: -Your back is turned to the instructor, not towards. I was advised by my instructor to look to my neighbor, since each class is the same flow. I've never experienced this before. -Yeah, it's hot. But there's also hot AC blasting in your face, which not only adds humidity, but also makes the floors super slippery. -Mirrors are along the wall, so you'll definitely see yourself sweaty. -I do want to note that the studio sort of smelled funky before class. (Trying to be honest here.) I did like the flow! And I did lose the most calories I've ever lost in a hot yoga class before! But before I went, I wish I had known these things. I'll give it another try.

I love core power yoga and especially this studio. There are many tenured instructors for all…read moreformats who really take care in formatting their classes and making sure that you are moving safely + effectively in class, in addition to having fun and creating a sense of community. They do offer a free full week for new members, in addition to discounts for your first all access month and permanent discounts if you work in education, healthcare or are a student. Highly recommend if you're looking to make a real physical and mental transformation + find community.

I have been a member of CorePower for 15 years and have loved every day of it- the community, the…read moreteachers, the classes. For the past six months, either the humidity or heat has been broken and it has been incredibly disappointing that corporate doesn't seem to care. We pay a lot of money for heat and humidity at this location and it makes a HUGE difference in the experience. This is very disappointing and is forcing members , including myself, to look elsewhere for heated yoga.

lovely yoga and massage studio! calm and welcoming…read moreatmosphere. love heather for massages but i've had other therapists and always impressed.

I will start off by saying I did find this place on Classpass, and stayed because they created a…read moredeal that was comparable to what I would have paid through the app. I have struggled to find a massage place with many qualities that I love in a place. though it did take me a couple of tries to find my favorite therapist, it was worth it. It seems that they all have their own style of doing massage so may just be a preference thing. I won't tell you my favorite one is, though she knows who she is. They also offer yoga classes, though I have yet to go to one. At the end of the massages they have a tea and a candy waiting for you. I always leaving feeling super relaxed and taken care of!!!

A nice yoga studio. I found it relaxing and energizing. I didn't work up much of a sweat but I…read morewill focus on that next time.

I had the hell of a time at Movement Centennial with my daughter and her boyfriend today! A/any…read moremember can bring a guest so I was my daughter's tag along today. If it's your first time then you have to use one of the tablets to sign a waiver; this only takes a minute or two. Once signed you'll show your ID to the staff upfront. It's a quick check in. This interactive gym that's got climbing walls, a yoga studio and a regular exercising area are spacious and clean. I mostly saw young/younger generations of people but didn't you worry; I'm very much middle aged and although it was my first time climbing today and I was able to manage most of the beginner/entry level ones with no issues. We all did some sort of climbing when we were younger, right? Then all you have to do is to let that younger self come out of you!! Depending on your experience level, you'll get to pick where you want to do your climbing (the levels are clearly marked.) It was a busy night at this fun gym but people were very respectful to each other taking turns. I walked around the entire facility to check things out and I was impressed as to how immaculately they maintain the place. Even women's locker room was extremely clean with no trash or whatsoever. I didn't realize that climbing was also a good cardio workout. This was much needed exercise for me for sure. If you end up making blisters just walk up to the front desk and ask for a band-aide or two. They appear to have several locations in the Denver metro area so if you see one in your neighborhood go check it out. ***Note*** You can rent climbing shoes so you don't need to own them. Make sure you soak yourself in a warm bath with epsom salt after the climbing because you WILL be sore (LOL)!

The latest Movement Climbing Gym in the Denver metro area. I wouldn't go out of your way to check…read moreout this location. The weight training area looked better than the other gyms. But the climbing compared to the other gyms was just meh. Englewood is still the biggest Movement location in Colorado as of April 2024. Work was still being done in the women's locker room and hang boards were still pending as of April 6, 2024. Parking was plentiful. That was nice. There wasn't a lot of seating next to outlets. Nothing special here either - there was talk of a sauna and/or steam room but I guess it didn't pan out. But a nice option for climbing if you are in the area.

Lauren is an amazing facilitator that has left me feeling incredibly heart centered and balanced…read morefrom my time doing integrative yoga and counseling with her. Working through my "stuff" while doing certain yoga postures was a truly unique experience; one that I've never had with any other practitioner, and I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone who is looking for a little assistance physically, mentally, emotionally, or spiritually. I feel more at home than ever with myself and I cannot thank Lauren enough.

From the owner: I'm a LPC who specializes in counseling and yoga instruction for those who are seeking healing and…read moreawakening of their mind, body, and soul. By providing a safe space to process life's difficulties we will cultivate a new understanding of the human experience while healing and integrating its hardships. I find when we are dealt difficult hands in life it opens a door for us to dive deeper into our human experience and its rawness . My purpose is to help others rise from the ashes into a stronger version of themselves while providing them with tools to navigate life's twists and turns such as yoga, breath work, mindfulness, relationship with the body, mind, and soul.

Definitively the best Pilates studio in the metro area. Incredible instructors that understand and…read morework with individuals at every level of fitness and health. Truly every kind of body is welcome here; I see students of every age, size, and ability, including folks with conditions like EDS and Parkinson's. The disciplined, kind professionals have truly done the work to become first class instructors. I've been coming here 2-3 times a week for years, and every teacher I've worked with has been great.

I took 4 private introductory sessions and really like this place. Not only is it clean, friendly…read moreand plenty of covered parking but my instructor Anna went above and beyond to look up my physical limitations and to tailor a regimen that worked my body but didn't aggravate my back or foot issues. She was always concerned about both ensuring I was feeling the stretch and working the right muscles - as well as making sure I was doing the regimen safely. Definitely ask for Anna if you want someone to pay attention and bring her best. (It wouldn't surprise me if the majority of their instructors were like this but I had the most contact with Anna).