Boulder Bikram Yoga

A little hard to find so give a couple of extra minutes to arrive at class, but this is the real deal! The instructor, Erin, was great. She gave me the info that I needed to know ahead of time to make it through the class as a beginner, and I didn’t feel out of place. The studio is clean, and hot, but that was expected. Overall, great experience!

Stopped going here for a bit, went back for a class and barely broke a sweat. Decided to try it again the next day and same story. Totally dry towel at the end of class. Certainly not what I paid for.
The teachers are really nice mostly, the studio has gorgeous views out to the foothills and the students are really friendly and welcoming
$ 2 for a mat or towel rental is a total rip off. The owner lady is really arrogant.
but the lack of heat is appalling…
There was one lady with a long sleeve zip up pullover on during my class and the next day I saw 2 students with wool/​fleece hats on… ipso facto, there is not enough heat people.
For real hot yoga, go to Denver and actually break a sweat.

I had a terrible experience here with of the owners! She not only charged me ten dollars for using a credit card (which is illegal) but I walked out of the locker room as she was negatively talking about students in the class that she’d just taught. Yuck!

I had the WORST yoga experience of my life at this studio. I have been practicing for over half of my life and have a pretty good idea of the way teachers should and should not treat their students. After a rather pleasant class at this studio, the «owner’s son» (as he introduced himself… who introduces themselves that way??) came up to me with a rather odd energy and began to berate me for varying slightly from the Bikram sequence. Having gone to a good number of Bikram classes, I understood his point and tried to convey this. However, this «teacher» seemed to use his enforcement of the Bikram philosophy as an excuse to unleash an incredible amount of angst and pent up negativity towards me. His conduct was not that of a teacher, rather of an enemy on an ego trip. The interaction ended with me leaving in tears while he very audibly laughed and watched me walk out. Furthermore, another teacher followed me out apologizing for his behavior, saying this has happened before and profusely apologizing. I’m not sure if this teacher’s (I believe his name is J.J.) spandex hot pants are too tight or if he lost his sense of humility somewhere in dancer’s pose but I have never ever been treated that way, especially at a yoga studio. Obviously this man-​child thinks he is some elevated being just because he can stick his foot up his butt. Worst of all, when I reached out to the studio manager and owner separately to discuss this incident, I was completely ignored. As a fellow yoga teacher, I sincerely believe these people are missing the point of this practice. I’m not sure how these people can run a yoga studio, a place that is supposed to be a sanctuary, and have this sociopath as an employee. It is really beyond belief. The ironic thing is, the girl who actually taught the class I attended was lovely and really a very good teacher. I feel very sorry that she has to teach at such a toxic studio!

Loved this studio! Pure authentic Bikram at altitude! The studio itself is a bit dated, but its the real deal in a beautiful building and you can’t beat the view.
Easy to find with plenty of parking. Try it ten times and you will be a better version of yourself.

I just moved to the area and was eager to find a local Bikram Studio. The Boulder location has very friendly staff and a great introductory offer for new students– $ 49 for an unlimited month of yoga. The instructors seem to have varying degrees of experience, but they all know what they are doing. I took off a star because I found the women’s changing area to be cramped (all aisle, little are to change and move by others) and the classes weren’t as hot as I am used to… they could be hotter. I am used to straight up 105 degrees every class. In their defense, I am from the NorthEast and I don’t know if the low humidity in CO just makes it feel cooler than my old studio. ??? I’ll ask next time I go. Overall, a very nice Bikram studio that seems interested in community.

I recently moved to Boulder in March 2013 and was a regular at my Metro Detroit Bikram studios. I was sad to leave my «home» classes and instructors, but was so relieved after my first class in my new city.
Bikram Boulder has been a comfortable peace for me during a period of so many changes. I felt right at home, and i can’t say enough good things about ALL the instructors. They are relaxed, personable, and never fail in making you crack some smiles during class :)
I look forward to continuing my regular practice here!

I love how the studio has windows and faces the mountains. The instructors are very knowledgeable, and the location is in a quiet part of town.
I feel that the locker rooms are a bit small for the amount of participants that frequent the classes. If you were to compare this practice to other studios in the area, the prices are a bit higher. I think it’s worth it as the quality of the class and the instruction holds a high value.

I first went to this studio a few days ago, and I have to say I was very impressed. They offer a great introductory deal of $ 25 for 2 weeks unlimited for new students. I’ve been to other Bikram studios in other places and I felt that this one was more personal and had a nice community feel. The people practicing were more down to earth compared to other studios where people come to show off their bodies.
I agree with the reviews that the teacher are inspiring and spiritual which is also something you don’t get in other Bikram studios. Yesterday they had a potluck which I think was really nice if you’re looking for a studio that also offers a way to get to know others and the teachers as well.
The only thing I don’t like about it is the carpet, with all the sweat the room smelled musty to me. I also don’t feel like the room gets as hot as it should but that may just be me, you will still work up a sweat.
If you’re interested in trying Bikram or want an intense hot yoga class then I would recommend giving this studio a shot.

Great instructors but the lockers are kind of ghetto. 1’x2’ metal lockers to stuff your clothes into.

I went to this Bikram studio for the first time yesterday, and I was very impressed.
If you practice Bikram you know that some studios can be very stinky and disgusting. This studio was not only very clean and odor free, it provided a beautiful, open, relaxing environment where you can practice!

Each studios in Colorado has something definitive about them; Boulder has the Ginormous windows overlooking the dog park, the mountains, the setting sun.

I personally love this yoga studio and its definitely my favourite yoga studio in Boulder! They offer 4 classes per day throughout the week (9:30am, 12pm, 4:30pm and 6:30pm) and 3 on Sat/​Sun (9am, 12pm and 4:30pm).
The teachers are great and as the previous poster mentioned, my favourites are Luna and Tim as well, and Lori. They make you want to work hard and achieve in each of the postures, but their classes are fun and spiritual as well.
If you like other forms of yoga, then this is not your place, but if you love Bikram, then this is the place for you.

And now… the best of all the yoga studios and you know itls my favorite! Wow, the teachers are just the best and I would highly recommend each and every one of the classes. Favorites are Luna {Tuesdays’] and Tim. If you’ve ever done Bikram yoga, I’m sure you know that this practice will change your life. For it surely will. One of my favorite things about this studio is the mountain backdrop that accompanies your practice. Full windows behind you allowing for you to behold the full scope of the flatirons. Even when looking forward, you see this view as the front is entirely mirrored. Oh and there is a fun little dog park next to the studio. One interesting thing about his studio is we turn our mats accordingly to prevent sweat from dripping on the floor. It is these subtle peccadilloes that make this studio what it is to me, and it is everything. I come here everyday and this studio is entirely important to me. It has fully changed my life and I am fully indebted. I recommend Bikram yoga to anyone. For me it has brought enormous mental clarity.