About Range Yoga Telluride

"Movement has always been a source of creativity and expression for me.  From my early experiences in gymnastics and dance to the competitive camaraderie of team sports like volleyball, basketball, and track, to the grounding and connecting practice of yoga, I've felt firsthand how powerful these practices can be when guided by inspiring 

"Movement has always been a source of creativity and expression for me.  From my early experiences in gymnastics and dance to the competitive camaraderie of team sports like volleyball, basketball, and track, to the grounding and connecting practice of yoga, I've felt firsthand how powerful these practices can be when guided by inspiring teachers. That's why I teach - to create the same kind of supportive, fun, and expressive space that shaped me.  My classes weave together functional movement, biomechanics, and an intelligent mix of yoga, ballet, and Pilates -based movements; paired with intention setting at the onset of each class to shape mindset and fortify the " why" behind the movement. You can expect high energy, lots of laughter, and an environment that's both challenging and uplifting."

Holly is a certified instructor with training in yoga, Pilates, ballet, and dance- based fitness methods. She has been a teacher since 2012. She continues to expand her knowledge through workshops and continuing education courses, keeping her teaching current and rooted in best practices. Her style blends playfulness with precision, helping students build strength, mobility, and confidence while having fun along the way.

Noteworthy teachers and mentors: Patrick Beach, Erika Kieley, Carling Harps, Schyler Grant, Jonah Kest, Jason and Kerri Zelich, Mauren DeLucia, Lisa Juliet.

"Movement and practice have always played key roles in my life. I was first introduced to dance at the age of 3 and fell in love with the daily opportunity to grow and develop through hard work and consistency. I've carried this work ethic with me, minoring in dance at Bennington College, bringing trail running into the mix, and finding y

"Movement and practice have always played key roles in my life. I was first introduced to dance at the age of 3 and fell in love with the daily opportunity to grow and develop through hard work and consistency. I've carried this work ethic with me, minoring in dance at Bennington College, bringing trail running into the mix, and finding yoga while on a post college study year in Sweden. I am endlessly inspired by the mountains and the feeling I get while being alone in the high country. When I teach, I try to weave sensations of groundedness with fluidity and play, all feelings I find on the trails." 

Isabella is a lifelong mover with a BA in dance, and certifications in yoga and health coaching. She thrives on challenge and consistency, and spends the majority of her time outside of the studio running on the trails near Telluride. Her classes, inspired by her years of dance, are sequenced to flow through all planes of the body, finding strength and balance on the mat.

Noteworthy teachers: Rachel Ingvad Maureen DeLucia, Dana Reitz, Elena Demyaneko.

" I discovered movement as medicine when I was 16. After mono sidelined me from sports and dance, I felt unmoored and low- until I found my way back through fitness classes. Moving my body helped me heal, rebuild confidence, and reconnect to myself. That experience showed me how powerful mindful movement can be.  That's why I teach - to h

" I discovered movement as medicine when I was 16. After mono sidelined me from sports and dance, I felt unmoored and low- until I found my way back through fitness classes. Moving my body helped me heal, rebuild confidence, and reconnect to myself. That experience showed me how powerful mindful movement can be.  That's why I teach - to help others find that same connection - to feel strong, grounded, and capable in their bodies. My classes are about presence and play: moving with awareness, but also with a sense of lightness and joy. I believe that when we move well, we live well- and that the time we invest in caring for our bodies always gives back.

My teaching style is approachable, interactive, and infused with humor. I like to keep things intentional, but never too serious."

Alyssa holds a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise and Sports Science with a minor in Fitness Management. She is a certified personal trainer and yoga instructor with over 25 years of experience, including 24 years in Telluride.  Alyssa has taught at the Peaks, Telluride Yoga Center, and owned the Pedal Den, a boutique cycling and movement studio. Her background spans yoga, strength training, cycling, and barre- blending these disciplines into classes that are both functional and empowering.