Seattle Yoga Classes

Noé K.

With a decade of teaching experience in Vinyasa and Ashtanga yoga, along with handstands and animal movement, Noé’s yoga classes are a blend of challenge and accessibility. His journey into yoga was sparked by the profound realization that the body and mind are intertwined; how we treat our body deeply affects our thoughts and emotions.

Jennifer W.

As a massage therapist, yoga teacher, freelance proofreader, avid climber and mother of an active teenager, I am perpetually on the move. I love practicing and teaching Myofascial Release more than any other yoga style because it is one of the most effective, flexible and accessible practices I have found for releasing tension, reducing stress, supporting connective tissue recovery, and balancing an active lifestyle with intentional rest and presence.

Jai H.

Jai has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and has been teaching since 2016.
She guides students to deepening self-awareness through dynamic flow, intentional breathing and a playful mindset. Her classes are infused with thoughtful alignment, opportunities to challenge oneself, and moments of calm and self-reflection. She encourages students to honor their individual needs and creates a space to foster exploration, curiosity and possibility. She believes the yoga practice supports us in living a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Chelsea F.

My teaching style is rooted in a sense of play and curiosity. I believe transformation happens when we can experience, feel, and realize from within. The invitation in my classes is one of homecoming – of coming into a more intimate relationship with yourself.

Wei-Ming L.

After practicing yoga and climbing for 15 years, I aim to provide a class experience that harmonizes body, heart, and mind. My approach weaves yoga philosophy, movement, and a smattering of humor into a practice that is as much a work out as a work “in.” Major influences along my study of yoga include Paramahansa Yogananda (of whom I am a disciple), Lorelai Gillmore, and Nicolai Bachman’s exposition on the Yoga Sutras.

Caitlyne C.

Caitlyne’s classes beautifully intertwine breath and heart-centric practices, enabling students to embody their present experiences. With a focus on somatic awareness, these sessions inspire a profound connection with oneself, fostering personal growth through movement. The belief that we become the teachers we once sought adds a transformative dimension to the journey Caitlyne guides her students through.

Carly B.

Since my original yoga teacher certification in 2015 I’ve focused my advanced training on trauma-informed and community-oriented yoga, which has led me to teach in a variety of non-traditional yoga settings including the International Rescue Committee and the Emily Program, in addition to traditional yoga studios and climbing gyms. My experience working with a wide array of students over the years has shaped my approach to teaching; I focus on returning agency to the student through inclusive, invitational, and non-hierarchical instruction that offers opportunities for exploration along the spectrum of effort to ease.

Ane C.

Ane approaches her teachings from the functionality of movement. In her classes she allows moments of freedom within the structure for exploration, and creates fun and spicy flows focused on Awakening Yoga. Ane’s goal is for the practitioner to find awareness within and to use that as a means to get to know their self better.

Julia A.

I’m a certified yoga instructor and have been teaching different varieties of vinyasa since 2018. I studied Neuroscience in university and am fascinated by the mind-body connection in movement and meditation. I’m passionate about helping my students find balance in their practice, and aim to create yoga flows that are both challenging and nurturing. My classes inspire you to be curious, open minded and compassionate as you invest in both your body and mind through yoga. They offer insight into your own body so that you can learn how to feel best in each posture and lovingly connect to yourself and your surroundings.

Dominique L

I am a huge advocate of having a well-rounded movement practice. I teach yoga, strength and conditioning, core and myofascial release classes at SBP, and I encourage my students to come take different classes with me! I am passionate about helping folks improve their movement capacity by incorporating strength, mobility, recovery and mindfulness into their daily routines.

Deborah C.

I combine my professional backgrounds in health and the arts to teach classes featuring movement, sound and dance as tools for wellness. As a board certified Chinese medicine practitioner, I believes there is great power in connecting each person back to themselves and to the natural rhythms of the earth.

Madeline K.

I am a yoga teacher that leads from the heart, offering a practice accessible to all bodies, ages, and abilities. With over 400 hours of instruction and 10 years of study, my teaching focuses on inclusion, safety, and anatomical accuracy. My classes incorporate philosophy, pranayama, and thoughtful sequencing, while weaving in elements of Ayurvedic Medicine. I am also trained in Reiki, Sound Healing, and Breathwork Facilitation.

Taylor E.

Taylor is a 200hr E-RYT as well as a Doctor of Physical Therapy. She has been teaching yoga since 2014, and a PT since 2022. She loves dynamic movement focusing on challenging students of all levels, and encourages a connection of breath to movement in all her classes. Expect a challenging class, but also options that are accessible for everyone.

Dylan H.

I think moving with other people is one of the most energizing experiences, and to have the privilege of directing and influencing that movement, feels impactful to me. Every person and body is different. We all need different things to create balance, strength, longevity, and overall health – but what we do all need is a place to belong. It’s why I love teaching groups of people – community and relationships are the best elixirs for life’s challenges. And when you get to move and sweat and laugh AND watch yourself and others grow and get stronger…I truly don’t know that there is a better experience.

My background is in sports, primarily soccer. I grew up playing soccer and volleyball competitively, long distance running, and then found weightlifting in my early 20s. Once I added weightlifting to my cardio practices, I unlocked a confidence within me that both empowered me and helped me embrace my body as it is, not for what it looks like. Yoga has been a later in life love, and I couldn’t be more grateful for a practice that frees me to slow down, notice sensations, and connect to my breath as a moving meditation.

Really – I just love moving in all ways. My goal now is to share that love with as many people as I can, along with move my own body with enjoyment and longevity in mind.

Devon F.

Originally a dancer, Devon has been teaching Yoga for the last 12 years and Strength and Conditioning for the past 8 years. Her education includes a BFA in Dance and Exercise Science as well as a Master of Science in Nutrition. After school, Devon earned certifications in Yoga, Meditation, Restorative, SFG Kettlebell, Indoor Rowing, and Functional Fitness (CFSC). You can find her at Fremont teaching both yoga and strength and conditioning classes!