Courtney Jarrell first found yoga as a way to deal with the stress and anxiety of college life. While she found the postures good for her physical health, it was really the breathwork and positive effects on the mind that led Courtney to deepen her practice and seek out a teacher training program. In 2009 she got her 200 hour Hatha Yoga Certification from the Davenport School of Yoga in Davenport, Iowa. Since then, she has been teaching a variety of yoga classes from aerial yoga in Iowa to restorative and adaptive classes in Utah. In 2020 she deepened her training with the Prenatal Yoga Certification from Yoga Education Institute. Her passion is teaching alignment-based Hatha yoga of all levels. Her classes are open to all, offering students options to deepen their practice if they desire or offering modifications to fit their individual needs and restrictions. Courtney believes all people are able to do yoga and invites everyone to join her class.

Kristi began teaching in 2018 after completing her 200-hour Teacher Training in Vinyasa. Since then she has taught a variety of classes including Vinyasa, Yin, Gentle, Power, and Aerial Yoga. She also enjoys experimenting with other styles of yoga such as AcroYoga. Her heart-centered classes focus on cultivating a deeper sense of compassion, self-love, and connection between your mind, body, and spirit through movement (Vinyasa), stillness (Yin), and breath-work. She looks forward to welcoming you on the mat.

Originally from Atlanta, MK has always been drawn to movement. She earned her Master’s degree in Athletic Training from University of Georgia and her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a minor in dance from Kennesaw State University, where she developed a deep understanding of human movement, injury prevention, and functional strength. MK discovered yoga as a way to complement her background in athletics and movement while creating more balance between strength, mobility, and mindfulness. She completed her yoga teacher training in Ubud, where she deepened her practice and developed a passion for breath-led movement and intentional flow. Her classes blend strong alignment & anatomy principles with creative sequencing and breath awareness. MK encourages students to move with curiosity, build confidence in their bodies, and explore what it feels like to truly take up space both on and off the mat.

A supportive yoga practice for real life bodies and real life minds. I began teaching yoga in 2011 after completing my 200-hour training in Florida, and later completed an additional 300-hour training. My classes blend strong anatomical awareness with a lighthearted, accessible approach that helps you understand your body while enjoying the practice. Whether in the studio or online, my goal is the same: to help you move with more ease, breathe more fully, and feel more at home in yourself. I also offer online classes so you can practice anytime, anywhere to support your consistency beyond the mat. https://linktr.ee/CarlyDennis

Originally from Atlanta, MK has always been drawn to movement. She earned her Master’s degree in Athletic Training from University of Georgia and her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a minor in dance from Kennesaw State University, where she developed a deep understanding of human movement, injury prevention, and functional strength. MK discovered yoga as a way to complement her background in athletics and movement while creating more balance between strength, mobility, and mindfulness. She completed her yoga teacher training in Ubud, where she deepened her practice and developed a passion for breath-led movement and intentional flow. Her classes blend strong alignment & anatomy principles with creative sequencing and breath awareness. MK encourages students to move with curiosity, build confidence in their bodies, and explore what it feels like to truly take up space both on and off the mat.

Courtney Jarrell first found yoga as a way to deal with the stress and anxiety of college life. While she found the postures good for her physical health, it was really the breathwork and positive effects on the mind that led Courtney to deepen her practice and seek out a teacher training program. In 2009 she got her 200 hour Hatha Yoga Certification from the Davenport School of Yoga in Davenport, Iowa. Since then, she has been teaching a variety of yoga classes from aerial yoga in Iowa to restorative and adaptive classes in Utah. In 2020 she deepened her training with the Prenatal Yoga Certification from Yoga Education Institute. Her passion is teaching alignment-based Hatha yoga of all levels. Her classes are open to all, offering students options to deepen their practice if they desire or offering modifications to fit their individual needs and restrictions. Courtney believes all people are able to do yoga and invites everyone to join her class.

Maggie Rice is a Third Degree Reiki Master, Registered Yoga Instructor, and intuitive energy healer based in Franklin, NC. She is the founder of Dōm Healing Studio, a space for deep energetic healing and alignment. Through one-on-one sessions that blend somatic movement, sound bath, Reiki, breathwork, and guided meditation, Maggie creates space for quiet transformation, soulful reconnection, and inner clarity. For more information visit www.dom-healing.com

Courtney Jarrell first found yoga as a way to deal with the stress and anxiety of college life. While she found the postures good for her physical health, it was really the breathwork and positive effects on the mind that led Courtney to deepen her practice and seek out a teacher training program. In 2009 she got her 200 hour Hatha Yoga Certification from the Davenport School of Yoga in Davenport, Iowa. Since then, she has been teaching a variety of yoga classes from aerial yoga in Iowa to restorative and adaptive classes in Utah. In 2020 she deepened her training with the Prenatal Yoga Certification from Yoga Education Institute. Her passion is teaching alignment-based Hatha yoga of all levels. Her classes are open to all, offering students options to deepen their practice if they desire or offering modifications to fit their individual needs and restrictions. Courtney believes all people are able to do yoga and invites everyone to join her class.