To know Libby is to respect, love, and admire Libby. Libby embodies the values of yoga throughout life off the mat. She is revered in Northern Colorado for her expert sequencing, peak pose teaching, and heartfelt message.

Libby has been teaching yoga for 15 years and is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Mental Health Counseling from CSU. She grew up in Loveland and loves Colorado.

Meet Libby on your mat to become the best version of yourself, starting on the inside.

It was during my yoga teacher training in 2010 when my eyes were opened to a new world. Yoga. This world was new to me then and it continues to amaze and inspire me to live life fully, boldly, and with much love for myself and all beings. Since my training, I am honored and humbled to have been able to guide almost 2,500 classes, an estimated 25,000 students, and lead 16 yoga retreats in Colorado and Mexico.

So is there more to me than yoga? Yes! My life feels like a collection of passions. This includes my amazing family, laughing until it hurts, and being in nature. Dancing my heart out, traveling, and gathering and engaging with like-minded people are right up there.

I look forward to guiding you through your yoga practice in order to live fully, boldly, and with love for yourself and the world.

Shawna discovered yoga when she was recovering from a knee injury that kept her from racing her bike for several months. The knee eventually healed, and a love for asana persisted. She completed her teacher training in 2013 and has taught ever since. You can join her for Power, Flow, or Restore where you'll be warmly welcomed. Shawna believes yoga is for every body, and she will help you find a practice where you can grow, flow, or rest.

For Shawna, teaching is in her blood. She's been faculty and now a department chair at a local college for 25 years. She loves her daughters, traveling, her grand-dog, and the very first cup of coffee in the morning. When she's not in the studio, you can find her on a snowy hike, enjoying live music, talking to her houseplants, or planning her next travel adventure. She believes 80s music is a pure gift we need to never stop enjoying, new shoes > than new clothes, and tofu is inedible.

Chrissy began her teaching journey at CorePower Yoga after she became a mom. Her energy and positivity is infectious— there’s no better person to practice with to ring in the weekend or start your week off right.

A talented Power 60 teacher, Chrissy is passionate about kicking your butt and helping you through the ups and downs of life via your practice. Known for her fun core songs and themed classes!

When she isn’t in the studio teaching or taking class, Chrissy helps people find homes they love through her work in real estate and enjoys spending time with her kids.

Emily’s yoga journey began as a child, when her mother would bring her along to her favorite Sunday morning slow flow. Her practice deepened as she grew up, and with time, yoga became the grounding force through the ebbs and flows of life. Yoga has provided her with clarity, community, and the confidence to step into her highest way of being.

Emily is a RYT-200, and is also certified in Yin and Sculpt. Emily’s teaching takes her students beyond their comfort zone, and inspires students to be fearless, free, and powerful in their practice.

Yoga has been a part of my life for over 10 years. Whether I am teaching or practicing, I feel like I can just be. In my classes, I like to share thoughtful readings that resonate with me, my life experiences and mostly what I need to hear. I hope to provide encouragement, peace with what is, and space for growth. My connections with my students are why I love to teach and are an important part of who I am. What each one of my students gives back to me is beyond fulfilling and why I continue to teach.

I am also grateful for my yoga teachers who continue to challenge and inspire me. Both practicing and teaching have helped me navigate life and what comes my way. I am still figuring it out and find myself struggling, but yoga continually reminds me (because I seem to forget) to live each moment mindfully, to accept what is, trust what is to come, and give myself a lot of grace along the way.

Outside of yoga, I am more of a homebody and prefer being with my family, my two cats and two dogs, and a book or Netflix. I also enjoy time with friends, lifting weights, walking my dogs, concerts, traveling, and an occasional nine holes of golf.

Lucie first began her yoga journey when she was in her undergrad pursuing a minor in dance from the University of Washington. Her modern dance program encouraged dancers to explore yoga and its foundations for inspiration in combos and for strength and conditioning. After graduating, Lucie continued to explore movement and find creative ways to make movement more accessible to all; she started a program through her local library to offer free creative dance classes to students, she worked as the program director for a dance school/studio, and she began teaching barre. Lucie eventually found Foss Yoga when she moved to Fort Collins; she draws on her background and experiences with dance, barre, and yoga to create fun, high-energy, and challenging classes.

Outside of the studio, Lucie is a General Manager for a construction company based in Seattle, Washington and is pursuing her Masters in Civil Engineering: Construction Engineering.

Join Lucie in the studio for a sweaty, great time!

Sarah is a knowledgeable teacher that calls upon diverse lineages of yoga gathering functional wisdom and insights to help individuals discover their own path to wellness through yoga. She is committed to assisting her students in cultivating a greater sense of self-awareness, embodiment, and wholeness by creating a multilayered experience where students of all levels can explore their practice. With a balance of strength and flexibility, she supports students in finding their inner calm and resilience. Her teaching style is rooted in thoughtful and spirited sequences that reflect a well rounded approach to a safe and sustainable practice.

Sarah’s passionate, intentional, and dedicated with over 8 years of experience in guiding students toward physical and mental well-being. Her journey into yoga began over 12 years ago as a dancer and student of medicine with a personal quest for inspiration, balance, and connection of body-mind-heart. Since then it has evolved into a profound and devotional love for sharing the transformative power of yoga with others. Holding over 800 hours of training, her studies expanded from the US to Europe, and into India.

“I offer a variety of classes; including Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Restorative, Hot, and Aerial yoga, designed to suit different needs and abilities. I also offer meditation experiences by way of Yoga Nidra and Sound Healing ceremonies. I'm devoted to creating a nurturing space where students of all levels can explore their practice. Whether you're looking to energize, unwind, or find mindfulness; there's a class for you. I believe that yoga is a holistic approach to well-being, bridging the gap between the physical and the spiritual. ”

Shani first began her yoga journey in 2009. But it wasn’t until moving to Fort Collins in 2011 that she found a consistent practice. Over the course of several years, what started as a physical practice began to morph into a more spiritual one. Over a decade later Shani’s practice provides needed relief from the daily stressors of life and motherhood.

When you take one of Shani’s classes you can expect a well rounded practice, one that involves effort + ease, with a strong focus on the mind, body, breath connection. Come to class ready to explore a deeper level of yourself in a safe and welcoming environment. Shani’s goal is for students to leave class feeling grounded yet vibrant, knowing they have the capability and tools needed to meet daily challenges with their inner power and grace.

Daniela is a native of Ecuador who has lived and traveled all over the world. She was trained in Thailand by Brihony Smyth in the Aligned style of yoga, which focuses on proper alignment for a safe and effective practice. Her classes are dynamic, combining mobility, meditation, breathwork, mindful movement, challenging asanas, poetry, and delicious music.

Outside of the studio Daniela works in the corporate world and is an advocate for Equity in the workplace.

She lives in Fort Collins with her two boys, her husband Jim and two very old doggies.

Mary found yoga in 2016 while searching for movement in her life. She discovered the healing powers of a yoga practice, connecting mind to body to spirit, and quickly fell in love. In 2023 she pursued her 200 HR RYT that emphasized modifications and accommodations in ALL bodies.

When you are in Mary’s class, expect an intentional and supportive practice that focuses on encouraging you to explore your edge, honor your body's wisdom, and embrace the present moment with open arms. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or stepping onto the mat for the first time, Mary’s intention is to empower you to cultivate strength, flexibility, and inner peace, both on and off the mat.

Outside of the studio you can find Mary curled up with a book and her two cats or out and about Ft. Collins.

Tatianna joined the team in December of 2023 a few months after moving here from North Carolina to start her DVM and PhD degrees at CSU. She began her regular yoga practice in 2021 and completed her 200 hour teacher training in 2022. She first found yoga after looking for a form of exercise that she enjoyed and a place to build community in her new city after college. What began as a physical practice for her became a practice that helped ground her emotionally and changed her perspective off of her mat.

In Tatianna's classes you can expect a practice that builds into a slower balancing flow meant to build physical and mental strength through focus and intentional movement and transitions. She strives to sequence classes that are challenging, fun, and encouraging.

Outside of the studio and school, she enjoys spending time with her boyfriend and their two cats and dog, reading, baking, and trying coffee shops around town.

Ally fell fast and hard in love with yoga in the summer of 2013. She signed up for yoga teacher training a few months later and started offering in-office and at-home yoga classes in 2015. Ally has taught yoga throughout the Chicago suburbs for years and co-created Rare Soul Retreats, a yoga retreat company that hosts affordable, accessible retreats across North America. She uses her dance background to build smart, enjoyable classes that enable yogis to find a true breath and body connection. Ally is also level two Reiki certified and a level two certified Lagree instructor.

Brooke is a Colorado native who found yoga in 2019 while on her own fitness journey. The balance between mental and physical wellness, found within the practice of yoga, inspired her to extend her practice further and she received her 200-hr RYT in 2023. She is a true student of life, constantly seeking new ways to deepen her understanding of the world. When she isn't in the studio or gym, she loves to travel, being outdoors, and dancing at music festivals.