About Yoga for Life with Kerry Temple-Wood
Yoga for Life with Kerry Temple-Wood has been a beloved yoga studio near Boulder, Colorado, for over 22 years. The studio is housed in a unique, funky barn that offers a peaceful space to practice yoga. In March 2020, the studio adapted to new circumstances by providing online classes, in addition to limited in-studio sessions, making yoga accessible from anywhere. Students appreciate the ease of connecting online and find the classes supportive and engaging. Kerry specializes in gentle, welcoming yoga suitable for all levels, especially for those who want to thrive at any age and navigate chaos, anxiety, or overwhelm. Her classes, including Yin, are calm, meditative, and nurturing, creating a space to center and turn off the world. Kerry’s style is gentle, patient, and intuitive, inspiring confidence in her students. Many describe her as knowledgeable, open, and caring, fostering a community where everyone can succeed and grow. Her women's temple class is highly recommended, offering a foundation for beginners and a nurturing environment for experienced practitioners alike.
I adore Kerry and the yoga at her studio. Her Saturday morning classes are always the best start of my weekend. It's a relatively small class- between 8-10 people, a wonderful vibe, tons of stretching, and opening of hips. Excellent for mobility and alignment of breathe work and movement.
In all of my adventurous life, I had not taken a yoga class until Kerry encouraged me to attend her women's temple class. This setting was the perfect introduction to group yoga and has provided a foundation for me to grow in my practice. Kerry's gentle, welcoming spirit encourages us to step into this experience that can be life-changing on a daily basis. Her guidance is humble, patient, and nurturing. Thank you for creating a space where together we nurture ourselves and, in turn, our community. I highly recommend Yoga with Kerry Temple-Wood.
Finding Kerry's lovely yoga barn was a gift. I had grown tired of attending yoga in gym-like settings that felt either too rushed, too much of a scene, or just not about what I consider yoga to be. Hers is a place to center, and to embrace calm and turn off the world. I usually attend Yin on Weds or Sun eve and it's a very gentle, meditative experience. Her love and deep commitment to her practice always shine through.