Elizabeth Scollan stumbled into her first yoga class in 2006 in search of a way to deal with life-long anxiety. She left that first class in awe of the revolution that had happened from within.
Read MoreAmanda has spent her whole life moving and shaking in both artistic and athletic ways. She likes to blend both the flowy and functional into her classes.
Read MoreSarah loves to teach a practice rooted in the clarity of strong alignment with plenty of room for spirit and play. She regularly incorporates asana variation, sacred geometry, pranayama, kriya, poetry, philosophy. One of her first teachers would always say, "Yoga will change your body, then your mind, then your heart."
Read MoreAs a former college athlete and runner, Shawn loves being active! Shawn’s intention is to create a safe and welcoming environment so that students can connect to themselves–body and soul.
Read MoreMarcus Stanback has been a dedicated student of yoga since 2016. Originally beginning yoga to relieve back pain, he saw benefits from the connection of breath to movement and mindfulness. As a former D1 athlete, he enjoys finding ways to use yoga to challenge students to build their awareness so he shares subtle aspects of yoga through intentional breathing and alignment based exploration of the postures.
Read MoreKelsey’s yoga journey began with tears of release in pigeon pose during her first yoga class at the age of 14, sparking her lifelong quest to better understand the profound connection between mind and body. In 2015, she began teaching yoga and meditation in a women's prison in Uganda during her Peace Corps service and has been dedicated to facilitating deeply intentional, safe spaces for her students of all backgrounds and abilities around the world ever since.
Read MoreAllison Korycki is a yoga teacher, mother and music lover who believes in you and your ability to manifest the life you love. Her uplifting classes meet you where you are, blending fluid vinyasa, breath awareness, and soul-nourishing affirmations to live a more joyful, balanced and conscious life. You’ll leave her class feeling rejuvenated, inspired and empowered.
Read MoreIn her work as an artist, yoga teacher, and body worker it is Tami's intention to guide people to a new perspective. To encourage their bodies in the direction of joy and freedom. The result is magic.
Read MoreAfter 8 years as a student of the practice, Imani received her 200-hour and prenatal yoga certifications. First stepping on her mat as a means to quell mental health challenges, Imani has since rooted herself in the belief that yoga can foster resilience and connection. Infused with the transformative teachings of Baptiste yoga, her classes offer an inclusive environment for self-exploration and joy.
Read MoreMarie Triplett is a fun loving, light-hearted yoga teacher who enjoys creating space for her students to engage in a playful and joyful exploration of this physical and spiritual practice. Expect to laugh, sweat, be inspired, and challenged in equal measure.
Read MoreChristen has been practicing and teaching yoga for over 10 years. Yoga has been a valuable source of healing for her and sharing this practice with others is one of her greatest joys.
Read MoreLainie Smith is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200), honored by the National Yoga Alliance. In 2015, she traveled to Guatemala where she stayed for two months living at a Sattvic Ashram, studying classical Hatha yoga principles, class instruction, Hridaya meditation, and much more.
Read MoreEmily Fleming is a dynamic educator and yoga practitioner whose sankalpa, “Soft Heart, Courageous Truth”, guides her daily interactions and sparks her motivation to offer yogic practices to students of all ages.
Read MoreAlex is an artist, dancer and body witch who has been teaching yoga in Baltimore for over 10 years. He started practicing in 2009 and was awestruck by the powerful and transformative nature of yoga Asana. Teaching from a place of love and passion, he hopes to inspire people to find the magic that comes the a disciplined and playful approach to asana.
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