Yoga teachers

A former dancer, Maya builds strong, fluid vinyasa sequences that treat breath as choreography. Expect athletic flows, real alignment cues, and a playlist that keeps you moving.

Amara has taught for nearly two decades, blending classical hatha with deep restorative work. Her classes are slow, precise and welcoming to every body — especially beginners and those returning from injury.

Diego teaches sunrise rooftop sessions across LA, pairing traditional Ashtanga discipline with modern strength work. His students come for the challenge and stay for the stillness at the end.

Lin's yin and meditation classes are an antidote to city pace. Trained in both yoga and mindfulness-based stress reduction, she holds quiet, spacious classes that go deep without force.

Sofia specializes in prenatal and postnatal yoga alongside upbeat all-levels vinyasa. Her warm, encouraging teaching has made her Austin's most-booked teacher for expecting parents.

After 25 years of practice, Ruth teaches gentle and chair yoga for seniors and anyone who thinks yoga isn't for them. Her classes prove that yoga meets you exactly where you are.

Raised in a family of practitioners in Gujarat, Arjun teaches breathwork-led hatha and seated meditation. His sessions are rooted in tradition and stripped of pretension.

Hana leads sunrise beach flows on Oʻahu's east shore, pairing ocean air with creative sequencing. Her yin classes at dusk are a local favorite for unwinding after surf.

A climber-turned-teacher, Jordan focuses on mobility, core strength and injury prevention for athletes. Direct, practical classes with zero fluff and measurable progress.

Marcus runs a mountain cabin studio in the Blue Ridge, teaching restorative yoga and long-form meditation. His retreats and weekly sits draw students from across the Southeast.