The Denver Post and 5280 (Denver’s Premiere Magazine, Top of the Town) considers Tina Porter “One of Denver’s most sought-after instructors”. Life with 2 young children is what nourishes her daily practice thus fueling her classes that are a true example of her integrity and devotion. Tina teaches for The Yoga Journal Conference, The Telluride Yoga Festival and a series
Cori Woodland, MA, LPC, LAC, CYT. Cori started practicing yoga in 1998 as a compliment to rock climbing, loving the overlap of movement patterns and alignment cues. Since that time she has learned again, and again, the importance of staying present and slowing down in the yoga practice to tap into finding her own truth within the greater flow of
Yoga has been a refrain in Marie’s life since she fell in love with the practice as an 8-year-old. She remembers thinking savasana felt just like dessert tastes. Yoga came back around years later, when she was recovering from an injury in 2001, and has been a major constant for her ever since. Karma is Marie’s yoga home, where she
Once I started practicing yoga daily I couldn’t roll my mat up, I was turning yoga loco! It was incredible how yoga seemed to mold into my life. Yoga is here for us so we can connect to our bodies and be present to feel what is going on in the inside. My vision for individuals who take my class
Sharyn draws inspiration from adventure, travel, movement, community, nature and natural living. She’s been a student of the healing arts since 2004 and is immensely grateful for the opportunity to teach yoga and work as a Holistic Health Practitioner, Massage Therapist, and culinary adventurer. Sharyn, RYT-500, studied with San Diego’s Deep Yoga School of Healing Arts. Her classes are a dynamic
“In a world that seems ever spinning, ever changing, and sometimes downright confusing, I’ve found peace, solace and leaps of personal growth through my yoga practice over the past 3 years. I aim to lead yoga classes that have a strong physical aspect, with alignment cues and strong body awareness, but emphasize that nearly all asana is lost without a
Laura Wade Jaster, M.A., e.R.Y.T. Laura counts yoga as one of her greatest blessings. She draws her creative inspiration from dance, theater, psychology, and nature, bringing a fluid and passionate expression to the art of yoga. In her classes, the body is the origin—and the vehicle through which the heart and mind are awakened to their pure essence. Laura believes
Lea is a native Coloradan who began her yogic journey years ago while acting and performing stand-up comedy in Los Angeles, CA. The beneficial affects yoga was having on her acting craft and in her life were quickly embraced. She found a deep connection with yoga and performing that is also very true in life; when you’re present, living truthfully
Lauren has been practicing yoga regularly for the past ten years. She was certified by Yoga Alliance in 2010 after completing 200 hours of Bhakti Flow training with Rusty Wells in San Francisco. In 2012, Lauren also earned a Prenatal Yoga Instructor certification through Yoga Tree, San Francisco. Her personal journey on the mat inspired her to become a Health
Benjamin’s light hearted and playful vinyasa classes are explorations of breath and movement. He encourages all his students to push their limits and explore what’s possible while meditating of what he calls “Shakti Anugraha”, or powerful grace. He believes the hard work and discipline yogis put into their asana practice can easily be translated to greater awareness off the mat.
