Megan has had a passion for movement and expression with the body from an early age. With a previous dedication to gymnastics, she found herself searching for a more practical physical activity to enjoy regularly. What she discovered through yoga is much more than a way to stay fit. Today Megan lives yoga on and off the mat. This means it is more than a physical practice - it's a mind, body, and soul connection that when balanced leads to our inner truth. Megan believes yoga can help us come alive, tap into the best versions of ourselves, and live authentically from our hearts. Her nurturing demeanor and melodic energy cultivates a relaxing and fun-loving environment where students are invited to explore in their bodies, fine-tune, and release stress & tension. Her draw towards energy healing also plays a big component in the way she teaches to move the energy & let go of tough emotions. Megan teaches to all-levels honoring strength, flexibility, balance, and surrender that pushes the limits while engaging the soul. Megan is a 200-RYT from 21st Century Yoga on the Mat studying with Alex Pfeiffer at The Studio in Madison, WI. She has many hours of continuing education with a focus on energy healing.

Audrey began her yoga journey in 2003, encouraged by her triathlon coach to incorporate it into her training. At first, she viewed yoga purely as a physical workout—but over time, as her practice deepened and she began training to teach, her time on the mat evolved into a meaningful "work-in." Since becoming a certified teacher in 2017, Audrey has found great joy in both teaching and being a lifelong student of yoga. She is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, with 150 of those hours dedicated specifically to Trauma Awareness and Sensitivity. Her passion for understanding the roots of yoga led her to India, where she immersed herself in its rich history and traditions. Audrey believes that every time we step onto the mat—even in stillness—we open the door to self-discovery and growth. She encourages students to carry these lessons into their daily lives, embodying yoga beyond the mat.

Marilyn discovered Kundalini Yoga early in the winter of 2011 when the snow was flying. It was the time of year when things can get stale and monotonous. She was looking for something new and compelling to capture her attention. After participating in a few classes, she felt called to explore Kundalini Yoga more deeply. The kriyas (exercise sets) offered tried-and-true combinations of movement, mantra, mudra, breathwork, and meditation that spoke to her soul. The deep relaxation period with the gong included in every class helped to pry away residual tension and cultivate a sense of peace. Over time, the community of people she connected with through Kundalini Yoga became her family. What Marilyn loves about Kundalini Yoga is that it’s for every type of body, every fitness level, every stage of life. Its effects can often be felt immediately. Her classes encourage students to build a sanctuary for their body, mind and spirit. Students are given the tools to create an experience and develop awareness. One of Marilyn’s favorite aspects of teaching Kundalini Yoga is hearing that someone’s practice has helped them feel more relaxed and ready for whatever comes next. Better yet is the knowledge that the life-enhancing techniques learned in class carry over into daily life and beyond. Pronouns: she / her / hers

Marilyn discovered Kundalini Yoga early in the winter of 2011 when the snow was flying. It was the time of year when things can get stale and monotonous. She was looking for something new and compelling to capture her attention. After participating in a few classes, she felt called to explore Kundalini Yoga more deeply. The kriyas (exercise sets) offered tried-and-true combinations of movement, mantra, mudra, breathwork, and meditation that spoke to her soul. The deep relaxation period with the gong included in every class helped to pry away residual tension and cultivate a sense of peace. Over time, the community of people she connected with through Kundalini Yoga became her family. What Marilyn loves about Kundalini Yoga is that it’s for every type of body, every fitness level, every stage of life. Its effects can often be felt immediately. Her classes encourage students to build a sanctuary for their body, mind and spirit. Students are given the tools to create an experience and develop awareness. One of Marilyn’s favorite aspects of teaching Kundalini Yoga is hearing that someone’s practice has helped them feel more relaxed and ready for whatever comes next. Better yet is the knowledge that the life-enhancing techniques learned in class carry over into daily life and beyond. Pronouns: she / her / hers