Dani Cirignano took her first yoga class as a freshman in college and hasn’t looked back since! She believes yoga is so much more than stretching, bending, and manipulating your body into funny shapes; it’s a practical method for improving your quality of life on a moment-to-moment basis, from the physical body outward. Her classes are developed and designed to make you stronger, body and soul, and at the same time incorporate a sense of humor and fun. Each class includes breathwork, biomechanically aligned asana, and a simple philosophical theme designed to be relatable to your actual life, not some idea of how it’s “supposed” to be. Come find out for yourself, no experience necessary.

Jessica Wolf skillfully facilitates and supports your healing journey by catering to your individual physical, emotional and energetic needs while inspiring you to awaken beyond fear, see beyond judgement, and live your deepest truths. Jessica incorporates various specialized techniques for optimal healing such as Swedish massage, Deep Tissue, Acutonics Sound Healing (http://www.acutonics.com), un-winding & relaxation, stretching, biomechanics, therapeutics, and emotional and spiritual counseling.

As a visual communicator and design educator by day, yoga teacher and practitioner by night, Kelly Murdoch-Kitt is a full-time holistic thinker who firmly believes in the importance of details. She has been involved in expressive physical activities from a young age, such as dance and theatre, and enjoys exploring correlations between teaching yoga and her background in communications and movement. Kelly’s design practice also makes her empathetic to the ways sedentary work affects the body: she incorporates thoughtful and playful poses into her classes to help relieve “computeritis.”   In addition to design, Kelly finds inspiration in exploring the outdoors, traveling with her husband, gardening, cooking, and making new friends. She is grateful to her close-knit family and to her many wonderful friends and teachers on both coasts, and strives to honor their wisdom and kindness in her own teachings.

Apryl Guisasola has been a student of yoga for over 8 years.  She was introduced to yoga when she found a small anusara yoga studio while living in Flagstaff, a small mountain town in northern Arizona.  She began her studies with Ulla Lundgren and Erin Widham and fell in love with the teachings of anusara yoga and tantric philosophy.  In 2006, she moved to Berkeley and continued her studies at Yoga Kula with Chrissy Graham, Abby Tucker, Noah Maze, and Sianna Sherman.  In 2011, she completed her teacher training with Noah Maze and Sianna Sherman.  She has also completed workshops and classes with John Friend, Darren Rhodes, Laura Christensen, Desiree Rumbaugh, and Katchie Ananda. Apryl brings a playful energy to her classes and creates an intense yet supportive space for her students.

Mark is a Yoga Teacher and Software Developer. He loves to cultivate wonder in the surrounding world, pulling us into a deeper connection with Consciousness. Initial experiments and forays into yoga classes, have grown into a life-long love affair with yoga practice and philosophy, and all that it can offer us. Yoga and Meditation practice have held a place in his heart for over 10 years. His teachers have included: Richard Rosen, John Friend, Desiree Rumbaugh, Maritza, Abby Tucker, and Sianna Sherman. His children teach him something everyday. Mark’s playful classes give best results when full attention to the mind and body are given!

Ai has been studying yoga since 1996 and teaching since 2002. She has studied various methods of yoga, including  Anusara, Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Forrest.  Ai offers a space for students to move through the physical and mental limitations that have become habitual. Her classes challenge the boundaries of the students, but are safe and empowering as they learn how to align body, breath and mind.  Students often quote her teaching as “calm, focused, exquisitely clear and precise about her language, while remaining grounded and slow and peaceful.”  When she is not on a yoga mat, she works as an epidemiologist trying to find causes of cancer and cancer-related conditions.  She is interested in integrating both of her passions (yoga and science) to demonstrate how yoga helps the health of our body and mind scientifically.

Originally from a suburb town of Corpus Christi, TX, Jeremiah found yoga early in 2004 by taking a kinesiology course in college, and just never quit.  Even after the course, he continued to practice on his own at home, taking the occasional class at school, and referring to his first yoga text book (Yoga the Iyengar Way) for little tips.  Upon moving to Austin in 2006, he began practicing at a local studio and instantly found that there was a whole new exciting depth to yoga that he had never felt before.  After practicing Ashtanga Vinyasa, Hatha Flow, and various types of yoga, he began teacher training in early 2007 and has been teaching ever since.

Jeremiah’s roots in yoga are in the Iyengar method and he still greatly calls upon the method to inform his practice, study, and teaching of Anusara yoga.  He has taught along the lines of Anusara yoga since he began teaching, and is actively pursuing his Anusara certification.  Jeremiah finds this practice to be a constant process of learning and understanding.  It is for the sake of living life more knowledgably, harmoniously, and happily with oneself and others.  Jeremiah’s classes are geared toward personal discovery, through focused physical and mental attention, while always remembering our individual intrinsic beauty.

Jeremiah holds a degree in Theatre and is an Anusara-Inspired™ Yoga teacher.