JULIE

Julie specializes in teaching vinyasa, beginner, sculpt-fusion and mobility focused yoga flows. In each class, she focuses on celebrating movement, connection and community. Whether it's the first activity on your itinerary or the morning after a fun night celebrating, you will leave her class feeling refreshed and connected to your body - finding joy in the present moment!

ASHTON

Ashton is an ayurvedic coach, ecologist, and yogini. She has been a student of yoga for 15 years and counting, as she is currently enrolled in a Kundalini YTT. Her experience includes teaching restorative and vinyasa yoga for over two years and has guided meditations/breathwork and ceremonial facilitation for over 5 years. The ceremonies have been for women celebrating earth day, and herbal medicines which has resulted in a larger sisterhood community. Meditations have been anything from corporate to donation based public park level sessions.  Upon request Ashton can blend in belly dance moves enhancing the feminine vibes of a yoga class. Her dharma is to keep people intune with themselves through nature.

JORDAN

Jordan has been practicing yoga since 2017 and earned their certification in April 2024 in Greece. Trained in slow flow, restorative, power, and HIIT/sculpt yoga, Jordan loves teaching outdoors and focuses on fun, energizing classes or mindful, restorative sessions. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Jordan offers yoga classes in both languages, ensuring a welcoming and effective practice for all.

TANYA

Tanya is a 500 hr Registered Yoga Teacher (500 hr RYT) who specializes in teaching power vinyasa flow, deep flow, and yin classes. She focuses on curating an experience for each one of her classes by flowing through creative sequences, creating playlists that match the ebbs and flows of the practice, and most importantly, holding space by being present with her students. She has had the opportunity to train in the Himalayas in India for Sound Therapy and brings these practices into her teachings whenever possible. Her experience of yoga in both the Eastern and Western worlds has shifted her mindset to integrate both parts into a practice that works for the collective that she is teaching to. Her favorite part about teaching is the feeling of community and connection it brings to the group.