Your next chapter in wellness starts here

Curious about trying yoga, choosing a class, or visiting our studio for the first time? We would love to hear from you. Contact Zen Nest with your questions about session styles, beginner options, breathing practices, or what to expect when you arrive. Tell us a little about your interests and we can help you explore a suitable starting point.

Connect with our studio

Get in touch with Zen Nest

  • Email address [email protected]
  • Phone number +1 (303) 865-9642
  • Studio address 770 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80209
  • How we can assist Yoga class formats, beginner guidance, breathwork, meditation, studio visits, and general questions
  • Reach our team Contact us by telephone or email to discuss your interests and find out more about practicing at Zen Nest
  1. Tell us about your goals

    Let us know whether you are new to yoga, returning to a familiar routine, or interested in exploring a particular style such as Vinyasa, gentle yoga, or restorative practice.

  2. Describe your preferences

    Share what you hope to focus on, whether that is mobility, balance, mindful breathing, relaxation, or building a more consistent movement routine.

  3. Reach the Zen Nest team

    Call +1 (303) 865-9642 or email [email protected] with your questions about class options, studio details, or preparing for your first session.

  4. Get ready to settle in

    Review the information shared by our team, choose a practice that suits your experience, and allow yourself time to arrive comfortably and prepare for your session.

Before your first visit

A few details to help you begin your yoga journey

Detail Why it matters
Your experience level Knowing whether you are new to yoga or have an established practice helps us suggest a session that feels comfortable and appropriately challenging.
Your practice goals Whether you want to improve flexibility, build strength, manage stress, or find more balance, your goals can guide your class selection.
Preferred class style Gentle yoga, flowing sequences, restorative sessions, and meditation offer different ways to explore movement, relaxation, and mindful awareness.
Comfort and accessibility Sharing any movement preferences, comfort considerations, or accessibility needs helps us create a more welcoming and supportive practice experience.