John Feddersen has been practicing yoga for 28 years and instructing since 2003. Students of John have said that there is more of a Yogic experience happening than an average Yoga class. "I'm not teaching Yoga poses, rather helping students remember and articulate their own natural mobility, which is the basis of Yoga itself." Because of this, John often says, "flexibility is relative, it is more important that you come to class with a flexible mind than body!" A Yoga class with John is more of an experience than an exercise class, although you will feel that the class took effort. "The body likes to be challenged, but not forced." Here the expression "no pain, no gain" is transformed into "no gain, without mild discomfort!" Finally, you will also get a good dose of Yogic philosophy, "because understanding Yoga, is a pathway to the greater understanding of one's self."

Chuck was first introduced to Yoga over 25 years ago when a fellow martial arts student suggested Hatha Yoga as a productive way to heal from an injury. It was a wonderful suggestion that led him on a journey to practice different styles of Yoga and eventually pursue teacher training. Chuck enjoys sharing the beauty of Yoga with others and helping students discover the benefits of Yoga in their own lives and practice. In class he likes to incorporate many aspects of yoga including asana, breathing, concentration, and meditation.

Antonette (Toni) D’Orazio is a 200-hr Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with certifications in Restorative Yoga and Children’s Yoga. A certified Sound Practitioner, she utilizes crystal singing bowls for restorative sound baths. She has been practicing yoga for several years and continues to study the Yoga Sutras with her yoga teacher. She advocates offering yourself kindness and compassion and allowing your yoga practice to meet you where you are on any given day.

Katie has been practicing yoga when she as a kid and was exposed to acrobatics. She enjoyed acrobatics less and would practice yoga on and off for years until after college. After a car accident, she used medical help and yoga to help her in her recovery. That was when she decided to dedicate her life to help those who are interested in finding their confidence and healing with yoga.

200hr CYT, 500hr Sound Therapy, 15hr Restorative Yoga, 100hr Somatic Yoga, 100hr Trauma Informed Yoga

I'm Danielle and I'm a 200 hour yoga instructor.  I've have been trained in vinyasa-style yoga with additional certifications in mindfulness,  anatomy,  and pranayama.  In my vinyasa class I will invite you to tune-in to your breath & body.  Facilitating that connection between mind, body, and spirit, through yoga asanas and stretching, providing greater flexibility,  strength, & awareness.