Honored Guest Guides
Guides visiting our Community
Our elite yoga professionals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to each class. With small class sizes, we guarantee personalized attention to enhance your yoga journey.
Emily W | E-RYT 500
Practicing yoga has been a part of Emily's life for over 20 years, it's hard to remember a time that she wasn't on this journey. Coming first through meditation and then asana, she found her home. Her previous "life" in health care revealed to Emily the power of the breath and what this practice of yoga can do for so many others. As the COVID pandemic hit, her priorities shifted once again, as did for so many others. She felt the need to dive deep into the teachings and found her way to completing RYT 500 with Janet Stone. Continuing to share those teachings with her students and explore this journey together fills her with such joy and gratitude. Emily's daily ritual and teachings are a blend of Ashtanga Vinyasa and Bhakti (devotion). Her classes are a blend of gentle functional mobility, strength and stability, fluidity and curiosity, and a deep reverence for the breath. She hopes to hold space for whatever comes up for students. Compassion and loving kindness is a constant theme in classes and we show up however we can. She loves playing the harmonium and chanting, Qi Gong, and any energy work. Being a constant student and following the 8 Limb Path of Yoga is her greatest journey. When she's not practicing (or even when she is), Emily is surrounded by 2 precious children and wonderful, supportive husband, probably outside in nature or curled up with a book. OM Namah Shivaya
Alexandria G | YA RYT 200
While Alexandria is now an experienced instructor with a grounding presence, she was once the youngest in a family that moved often, wondering where home was and how others seemed to feel so at ease in their bodies.
Over time, she began to understand that neither home nor ease arrives by chance or is achieved by the perfect posture. Home and ease are practices of intention toward how we hold ourselves when no one is watching.
Peace, rest, and belonging are not luxuries, but essential parts of being human, a birthright. For this reason, Alexandria weaves extra time and space into her classes for students to feel.
She views the mat as a place of healing and reclamation.
It is okay to soften. To speak honestly. To move with meaning.
Alexandria creates spaces that love you for being you.
All are welcome.