Romi Vallejos is a dancer from Argentina, Pilates Instructor, and Personal Trainer based in Wellington. She has experience teaching Pilates and stretching classes in Argentina and currently teaches stretching. Among other things, she studied theater, Brazilian dance, and aerial acrobatics. She is passionate about movement, helping people build strength, mobility, and body awareness in a supportive environment.

Helen Davey: • Registered yoga teacher 350 hours • Certified Personal Trainer

A trained yoga and Pilates instructor, I have always been passionate about movement. I used to dream of being able to dance when I was younger but the realisation that rhythm was a must put a spanner in the works pretty early on! That's ok with me as I found yoga, and it's my form of dance. Every class gives me such a wonderful feeling of freedom and a sense of happiness, something that I only get from yoga. Pilates is my medicine helping me to care for my body after many years of competitive sport and after having a family. For me the balance of yoga and Pilates is exactly what my body needs. Yoga is my tonic. I am looking forward to sharing my passion and expertise to help you wherever you are on your yoga/Pilates journey.

I fell in love with yoga in 2014. I initially signed up to the local gym class to try soothing a back injury caused by many years of ballet. I benefited from the practice right away and from that first class, I never gave up my practice. Since that day my body, mind and soul have been on a wonderful journey that gets deeper and even more beautiful every day. During the years I have been really lucky to study with different teachers and experience different styles while traveling around the world. I practice (most important of all) and teach Ashtanga, Nidra, Restorative, Vinyasa and Hatha. I hold a 400hr YA and 200hr RYT certificates. Yoga has changed my life. It makes grateful every day for myself and the world around me. I am deeply in love with this practice and I want to share my profound passion for it to everyone, so that they can benefit from it too. Practice, practice and all is coming.