Andy Totman
Andy Totman, co-creator and owner of Vinyasa Arts with his wife Tamara Lafferty-Totman, first fell in love with yoga in 2005. Since then he has combined his personal yoga practice with his commitment to the Martial Arts. He has been practicing Wushu (KungFu), TiChi and Chi Gong since 2007. With his commitment to excellence, high standards, belief in his students, and great sense of humor, Andy guides his students in a challenging, yet accessible, Vinyasa flow. His classes maximizes every minute building the strength needed to reach your goals. He actively works the room providing adjustments, ensuring safety, and proper alignment. His Vinyasa flow includes fun transitions, arm balances, handstands, flexibility, and mindful meditation. Andy's teaching makes the seemingly "impossible" possible as you'll leave his classes with a strong body and a clear mind.
Marci Kawar
When Marci first found yoga in 1994, she was immediately intrigued by the dichotomy of how something something so physical and challenging, could bring such a sense of calm and peace. After studying many different schools of yoga including Ashtanga, Hatha, Iyengar, Yin, Restorative and Anahata, she discovered her love for SUP (stand up paddleboard) Yoga! Her journey with yoga took her from teaching language in an elementary school, to teaching yoga to kids. Marci teaches kids of all ages - both regularly developing and special needs! She has worked in both public & private schools, preschools, and teaches privately as well. Marci's goal is it to give kids the tools they'll need to lead a healthy and balanced life!
Tamara Totman
Tamara Lafferty-Totman, (ERYT 500), Co-creator and owner of Vinyasa Arts with her husband Andy Totman, has taught yoga in San Diego County for nearly 16 years. Her style of teaching is lighthearted, versatile and creative. Her background is in Ashtanga Yoga and the style she teaches now is Vinyasa Flow yoga level 2/3 and 3/4 (a vinyasa flow that includes arm balances and handstands). Tamara’s classes are a great fusion of powerful Vinyasa Flow with an entrancing mix of contemporary music. Her classes are physically challenging; however, proper alignment, modifications and plenty of hands-on adjustments are essential in her classes. The focal point is exclusively on alignment, movement with breath, core, strength and balance.... and of course a sense of humor!
Kelly Banuelos
Being told from a young age that she was "an old soul", Kelly has demonstrated an inner wisdom and light that is bright enough to feel from within a simple smile and warm hug. Her desire to help others lead her to obtain a bachelor of science degree within the field of physical therapy from CSULB. Upon gaining experience in western medicine, Kelly used her foundation of knowledge, to heal the human body in a more dynamic energetic way, rather the way of yoga. The enriching experience to train under the teachings of Aubrey Hackman solidified that Kelly had found her calling. The yogic lifestyle has been running though her veins since she was a child, whether sitting in lotus, or playing with shoulder stand she demonstrated a natural affinity to movements of that of a yogi. Thriving to enhance everyone's experience of yoga while incorporating proper bio-mechanics, Kelly captivates your energy and gets it flowing through her use of Tibetian singing bowls and her healing touch.
Dylan Jones
Dylan began practicing yoga in 2001 under the guidance of David Romanelli, Aaron King and Ian Lopitan in Phoenix, Arizona. She began yoga as a physical practice but was immediately inspired by the emotional, mental, and spiritual benefits. The transformation from the physical to the spiritual set Dylan on a path of yoga discovery. With a strong desire to share the benefits of yoga with others she completed her RYT 200 teacher training in 2012.Dylan blends fun music, vigorous postures, and the her students to embrace yoga as a vehicle to reduce stress, find happiness, and a clear mind. Her practice is designed to ease her students into a transformative space where she lovingly encourages and guides them through breath and movement.
Elena Hullis
Since Elena was a child she was in awe of movement and finding ways to "fly", go fast, or bend in some kind of crazy way. As an angsty teen she found skateboarding and fell in love instantly. It was an escape from a rough childhood and a way to quiet her mind and escape. In her early 20's it had started to take a serious toll on her body. She was in the the process of recovering from ACL replacement and was going crazy from pain and having to "sit still" and not skate. She decided to try yoga as a way to speed the recovery process and after her first class she was hooked. It became so much more than a physical practice and for the first time in her life she had found some quiet time in her own head.
Elena has had the honor of teaching yoga to the best action sports athletes in the world and has helped many of them recover from injuries and remain active in their sport, pain free and with more strength and flexibility. A class with Elena is fun with a lot of hands on adjustments and a healthy dose of laughter.
Jano Galindo
About Jano
From my early childhood as far back as I can remember, I always had a strong spiritual upbringing. When I started studying music in my early teens it enhanced a deep connection to the divine. It was through music my first introduction to meditation began to take shape.
When I would play music, I was completely present, completely lost in the moment.
From music came meditation, and from meditation came the desire to study yoga. My first introduction was found in a small book that had various postures that I would practice daily. It wasn't until a few years later when I took my first "real" yoga class.
After that first class, I had never felt anything like that before.
II went back everyday that week, and by the third class I knew my calling was to teach. I signed up for the very next teacher training program, moved to Los Angeles, and immersed myself in a vigorous nine week schedule that tested every fiber of my being. Upon graduating top of my class I made sure to teach my first class the very next day.
I have been truly blessed to be able to share the gift of yoga to the world.
I am happy to call San Diego my home where my wife Lorraine and I are raising our two beautiful children Azlan and Anaya. I have a regular schedule teaching all throughout San Diego. My amazing journey with yoga has led me all over the world teaching workshops, retreats, and teacher training programs.
Yoga has truly changed my life for the best, and my goal is to serve you in which ever way I can.
Andy and Tamara Totman
Andy and Tamara Totman — Teachers, Founders and Owners at Vinyasa Arts Yoga
Kelli Russell
When you attend a Kelli Russell yoga class, you will discover that you have superpowers. Kelli will inspire you to explore and to push yourself out of your comfort zone; to believe that you can attempt poses you never thought possible. In her class, you will be empowered- you will be encouraged and supported and cared for. As a former counselor, Kelli has the intuition and the sensitivity to make everyone, from the beginning practitioner to the most advanced student, feel comfortable and challenged. Through her YogaBoost business, Kelli inspires companies to offer opportunities for their employees to move and to reduce stress, providing tools to combat the effects of sitting at a desk during the work day.
Kelli has dedicated herself to her training and has achieved the highest level of credential offered by Yoga Alliance (E-RYT 500) and is a designated Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider. Whether you are a beginning yoga student or an experienced yoga teacher in need of CEUs, Kelli has the experience, knowledge and expertise to provide you with what you are seeking on your mat. Come play...
Lexi Marquardt
Lexi Marquardt was born and raised in North County San Diego. She enrolled in her first yoga class at Mira Costa College in 2008 and has been hooked ever since. After years of practicing and exploring what yoga had to offer, she found Vinyasa style and fell in love. Linking the breath to the movement allowed an awareness in herself that she had never experienced before.In 2013, she decided it was time to take the next step in her journey and enrolled in a 200 hour YTT at Bird Rock Yoga in Pacific Beach, CA. Studying under Heather Grisco and Luke Wientzen was a life changing experience and allowed her to connect deeper into her own practice, as well as guiding others!
Since graduating, Lexi has taught at Bird Rock Yoga and The Little Yoga Studio in downtown San Diego. She also enjoys giving park classes and teaching in the sunshine! Her classes are creative and combine her love for movement with fun, colorful music.
She is forever a student of yoga and is constantly evolving in her mental and physical practice. Her long term goal is to find ways of integrating her teachings into her BA degree in Human Development. She looks forward to continuing to connect with others through her flows and creating a fun loving environment for others!
Cheyenne Giesecke
Cheyenne Giesecke is both a local and international yoga instructor who is known for guiding her students through creative, fun, and challenging vinyasa-flow classes. Creating a class environment that encourages and supports living yoga, rather than simply practicing asana, is what is most important to Cheyenne. Her passion for travel has guided her into teaching opportunities abroad in places such as Indonesia, New Zealand, Fiji, and Costa Rica. With deep gratitude for her teachers, students, and community, it is Cheyenne's hope that who she is always remains her greatest teaching.
Janet or Sharon Isherwood
Janet and Sharon Isherwood - 200 Hour Registered Yoga Teachers
Join us for Vinyasa Flow with the affectionately nicknamed "Twinsies"! Sharon and Janet have a passion for yoga and love to share the benefits of that practice with others.
These local Cardiff surfing sisters bring in a special combination of support, community, strong work ethic, energy, humor, and a sense of adventure to take you on your yoga journey. Together they create a high energy and dynamic yoga experience that is full of fun, challenge and support. After focusing on strength, flexibility, and balance you will leave their class feeling empowered and clear minded which you can carry into your daily life on and off the mat. Oh... and you'll likely be smiling and laughing a lot on that journey too!
Jonathan Richard
Jonathan Richard, RYT 500, started his yoga journey in 2007. Drawn not only to the physical challenge and the fun that provided, but also to the sense of calm and the ease of meditation after practice, Jonathan dedicated to a daily practice in 2012. He completed his 200 hour training through Roots and Wings in 2013 and his 500 hour training through Vinyasa Arts in 2015. He enjoys creative flows guided by the breath, balancing strength, flexibility, and personal integrity; on and off the mat. Whether through a strong vinyasa flow or a gentle restorative practice, Jonathan wants every one of his students to feel better leaving their practice than when they walked in; feeling free and open, both empowered and relaxed.
Melissa Gottschalk
Melissa started practicing yoga over 10 years ago and found an even deeper love for yoga after her mom started teaching yoga. She graduated from her 200-hour Yoga Alliance Certification from The Little Yoga Studio and teaches Vinyasa-flow classes throughout San Diego.Melissa has had the pleasure to study under great teachers such as Teresa Austin, Philip Fulton, Dharma Mittra, and Tiffany Cruikshank. Her goal in teaching is to guide her students to find strength and patience in their practice and to laugh and have fun along the way.
Nicole Lash
Discover the connection between your breath and your physical movements as you’re guided from one posture to the next throughout this flow. Learn how to find stillness and calm the mind while building that inner heat through various standing, seated and balancing postures. The class will emphasize your mind-body connection through meditative and breathing techniques as well as instruction on alignment and physical adjustments. I always offer modifications for beginners and advanced students and I like to create a light environment where everyone can have fun with their practice.
Rhiannon Royse
Rhiannon fell in love with yoga when she received her first VHS copy of Bryan Kest’s Power
Yoga in the nineties.
She chuckled at his jean shorts, but the emotional and physical transformation was undeniable
and it set her on a path that changed her life.
Since then she has been a dedicated practitioner and finally decided to become a teacher
under Tamal Dodge’s training in 2015.
Rhiannon encourages laughs, falls and grunts as she moves her students through a powerful
vinyasa that will open their hearts and challenge their bodies.
Catherine Valadez
Cat is an E-RYT who's been practicing yoga since 2006, teaching since 2012, and is inspired by a variety of styles, from Iyengar and Ashtanga, to Yin yoga and mindfulness. She places equal value in traditional yoga methods alongside scientific understandings of anatomy and biomechanics. Cat's teaching style is both detailed and clear, with a focus on cultivating strength and stability. Her mission is to help you connect with your body and give you the space to let the teachings of the practice unfold from there. In addition to completing her 200HR and 300HR certifications with Lisa Salners of Just Yoga, she has attended intensives and workshops with such internationally respected teachers as Maty Ezraty, Gary Kraftsow, Seane Corn, Jason Crandell, Kathryn Budig, Kino MacGregor, Paul Grilley, and Jules Mitchell, all of whom have influenced her teaching and approach to yoga. In her classes, expect to build mindful energy as you journey through a carefully crafted sequence designed to create space and balance in the body, mind, and heart.
Alex Pogeler
Alex is a long-time Yoga student who recently made the transition to teaching. He completed the training program at Vinyasa Arts in October of 2015 and is excited to share his knowledge with the world. As an avid surfer and cyclist, he has seen how Yoga can be a powerful tool to overcome injuries and improve strength and balance. His classes feature upbeat music, creative sequences and a good dose of humor.
Erinn Wright
Erinn began practicing yoga in 2010. Soon after she began to peal back the layers of herself and her practice she knew she wanted to learn more.
She completed Teacher Training in 2012 and soon after slowly began to slide into the teacher seat.
She wants her students to get the most out of their practice while she is teaching.
She focuses on proper alignment and offers challenging sequences, but also makes them fun and creative.
Her goal is that students will leave her class feeling like they have grown and learned something new about themselves and their practice.
The mood in her class is always fun and light-hearted with laughter and smiles.
Her music is thoughtfully put together and is a exciting compliment to her thoughtful class.
Karen Pilz
Karen started practicing yoga in 1999 in Los Angeles with Anthony Benenati at City Yoga in Los Angeles to find greater peace and respite from the Los Angeles bustle. She developed a home practice very early on, inspired by Eric Schiffman's book, "Moving Into Stillness." She became interested in Ashtanga Yoga and studied with Sharon Lape (Yoga Works-Mill Valley), who brought her to SF Ashtanga. It was there, under the tutelage of Lape and Meir Leshem (whom she considers her primary teacher), that she developed a strong foundation. She completed her formal 200-hour Ashtanga Vinyasa Teacher Training at It's Yoga in San Francisco in 2003. Karen has taken countless workshops over the years, the most notable and impressive with Sarah Powers. She has taught in the Pacific Northwest, San Francisco, and for several years in North County San Diego.Karen's classes are constantly evolving to reflect her ever-changing creativity and passion for the practice. Being connected to the present moment informs her teaching. Her classes are guided by a strong anatomic focus, intermingled with a light-hearted spirit and playfulness. They can range from deep and slow to restorative and nurturing to advanced and highly challenging.
Sara Deakin
Sara has been practicing Yoga since 1999. Like so many people Sara began Yoga for physical benefits. With numerous knee and shoulder injuries from competitive tennis and running, she turned to Yoga for rehabilitation. The therapy went far beyond her joints, and started to resonate in her mind and spirit. From surfing, to traveling, to being a student of natural medicine, she has been able to integrate yoga philosophy into all aspects of her life.
Sara received her 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training certification from White Lotus Foundation in Santa Barbara, CA.
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This stylistically diverse group of teachers has allowed Sara to find her own heart-centered approach to teaching. Her alignment based Vinyasa Flow classes emphasize the synergistic effects of connecting the body and breath. She creates energetic classes by balancing strength, flexibility, and enjoyment and challenges her students with vigorous flow sequences, breath work and core strengthening. Sara enjoys teaching practical uses of pranayama because she believes that breath is a great teacher and a great healer. Her classes leave you strong, calm and ready to deal with daily stress.
In addition to completing her 500-Hour certification through the Professional YogaWorks Program in 2010, Sara also received her Masters in Business Administration.
Ahlia Hoffman
Ahlia Hoffman found yoga in high school and began teaching in 2009. Ahlia's classes are light hearted and joyful, as well as accessible for all levels. Ahlia teaches in a way that both challenges and uplifts you with her intelligent sequences and dynamic transitions. A lover of movement, nature, community, and inspiration - Ahlia infuses her classes with meaning by adding themes and positive affirmations to her teachings. Ahlia is also a professional tandem surfer and loves bridging the gap between the practice on the mat with life and practice off the mat. Please join Ahlia as she is honored to be offering classes for you at Vinyasa Arts in Cardiff.
Raechal Levin
Rooted in gratitude and steeped in compassion Raechal’s passion for the practice of yoga is infectious! As a yoga student, practitioner and guide, Raechal offers thoughtfully sequenced classes to ground and center you in the heart, challenge your body and quiet your mind. Her background in Reiki and Pranic Healing come out in her loving and nurturing hands on adjustments, it doesn’t need to be 100 degrees to melt into this kind of support!Raechal is Registered E-RYT200 through Yoga Alliance. Her first teacher training was through Anahata Yoga, a deeply heart centered practice that transubstantiated her life forever! She has supplemented that instruction with many advanced teaching immersions with Ashton Szabo formerly of Virajati Yoga Thailand, and Shiva Rea and Chris Tompkins’ in their Roots and Evolution of Vinyasa. Raechal is currently participating in a 150 hr Yoga Philosophy teacher training course with Christopher Hareesh Wallis PHD.
“Yoga at its roots is a highly therapeutic tradition, that can enliven, enrich, and transform peoples lives! Grateful am I for the opportunity to be a part of it in some small way! As a practitioner, yoga has helped me in more ways than I can even begin to count, to de-stress, re-energize, and to cope with the obligations of motherhood. As a teacher, yoga has given me the gift of a healthy body and mind that I can count on to support me through this journey of life. When I’m not teaching yoga, I’m usually practicing some form of it, i.e.. meditation, mantra, bhakti, jnana yoga, beach yoga, or trying to get my two beautiful children “play” yoga with me!
Katrina Maxwell
Katrina's positive attitude inspires others to find their own path of what yoga means to them. In addition to being a Yoga Instructor, Katrina is a Speech Language Pathologist, who has a general love of teaching and seeing others grow to their own unique potential. She has taken yoga classes for many years and found a deeper personal connection with yoga thru her travels and connecting with others. Her classes offer a fun, creative flow matched by music and a loving spirit.
Katrina completed her RYT 200 training at Vinyasa Arts and has gone on to teach kid's yoga classes for all ages and beginner yoga classes.
*Vinyasa Arts Yoga Instructor in Training* offering discounted classes to the public for only $7 and free to members.
Traci McKnight
Traci McKnight (CYT-500) began her Yoga journey in 2009 after a lifelong career in dance had left her body injured and misinformed. She sought out yoga for its physical healing benefits, and soon discovered a depth of movement and body connectivity that dance had never before offered. After inviting a daily practice into her life, Traci was able to begin dancing again with tenacity, and has since begun dancing professionally. Her personal practice is a fusion of rhythmic dancing and yoga asana, all guided by breath, focus and flow. Her teaching style has become an expression of this fusion, as well, which creatively brings students into deep physical awareness and peak shape by offering a fun, creative mix of flowing movement and endurance building postures. Her goal is to openly and effectively share this movement practice of heightened self awareness, and to help students open up to the possibilities of their own radiant bodies and minds; creating a vibrant community of deep-looking, full-feeling individuals that have capable and thriving bodies to match.
Marie Mazur
Marie is interested in sharing the sense of wholeness that the yoga practice has to offer. Her yogic journey began as a young child through meditation, and later expanded into asana. Her exploration of various styles of yoga includes Bikram, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa. After completing her 200-hour teacher training, a new motivation developed to deeply understand the human body, mind, and spirit. As Marie’s perception of yoga as an infinite pursuit has unfolded, so has her desire to heal through teaching. Join Marie for a comprehensive yoga journey, to discover the balance between discipline and lightheartedness.
Leila Currah
Leila discovered yoga in college in 1998 and has been dedicated to her own practice ever since. In 2011, she pursued teacher training through the Awakened Heart Embodied Mind school of yoga at Exhale in Venice, California, taught by Julian Walker and Hala Khouri, also co-founder of Off the Mat, Into the World.Her own approach as a teacher is rooted in mindfulness, bringing a loving awareness to body and breath. She delivers a gentle, restorative practice for beginners, and a deep vinyasa flow for more experienced yogis, creating space for everyone to find the inner rhythms to guide their practice. She is also an avid dancer and enthusiastic about welcoming ecstatic movement into or after a more structured practice.
Maricela Goodrich
Mari’s yoga journey began in 2012 when she took her first class. In 2013 she completed a teacher’s training course in Hatha Yoga and Meditation in San Juan, Cosa Rica. It was this experience that provided her new direction in life. She moved to California in 2015 and completed a 200 HR Teacher Training Course at Vinyasa Arts.
Mari loves the energy and challenges of yoga, as well as the quiet and introspection that yoga brings her. It is in these qualities that she finds the balance in every practice. She considers herself a passionate person and brings this passion to her teaching. Being a native of Colombia, she can also offer instruction in Spanish.
Her classes are very creative and she always tries to instill mindfulness in her students. As a teacher, she helps everyone in her class to be present, confident and strong, and gives them compassionate, playful and loving nurturance.
Karen Hoffman
My name is Karen Hoffman and I started practicing yoga 4 decades ago! I have completed teacher trainings at Soul of Yoga for Hatha and Restorative, Core Power Yoga for Hot Power Fusion and I am a certified Yin Yoga Teacher. I enjoy practicing all styles of yoga and my favorite styles to teach are Yin and Vinyasa with emphasis on breath. My classes are accessible for all levels. My inspiration as a yoga teacher comes from my daughter, Ahlia Hoffman, who continues to inspire and motivate me to teach and grow within my own practice both on and off the mat. When I'm not teaching yoga you can find me hiking or walking on the beach, practicing yoga or playing with my Grandson.
My intention as a teacher is to inspire others that no matter what your age, you can practice yoga, I like to remind my students that it is yoga practice not yoga perfect.
Angela Povse
Angela began her consistent and committed practice of yoga a little over 5 years ago. The most fulfilling parts of her life journey are attributed to her dedication to the practice. No matter what happens or where she is yoga has been an anchor and provided a guiding light to help ensure peace, love and clarity through the ever changing tides of life. She has attended classes, workshops and retreats in different parts of the U.S. as well as in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Bali and Cambodia).
Angela is passionate about sharing yoga with you because she believes that cultivating deeper states of presence and connection through yoga can help elevate all areas of your life. She teaches classes that contain a mix of the asana (physical) practice along with breathwork and meditation, for a well rounded class. It is her hope that you will take away some tools that you can use in your everyday life to ease up almost any challenge that arises and to experience greater states of love.
*Vinyasa Arts Yoga Instructor In Training offering discounted classes to the public for only $7 and free to members.
Walter Thomas
Walter grew up in North Carolina has been all about participating in sports, of all types for most of his life. Walter's yoga journey started in 2011 while rehabbing a torn achilles. The rehab quickly turned into a passion.
He has made lots of friends and has felt right at home in the welcoming arms of the yoga community. While practicing daily provided tons of joy and fulfillment, Walter craved more and got his 200hr teacher training in fall of 2013. Since then he is enthusiastic about sharing the many joys and benefits, both physical and mental, as well as his experiences both on and off the mat.
Sophia Nolan
Sophia's introduction to yoga began 10 years ago. The combination of balance, strength, flexibility, mindfulness and patience that she experienced in the practice lead to the path of completing the 200 hour Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training with Jano Galindo at the Chula Vista Yoga Center. Sophia's vinyasa classes offer a challenging but accessible alignment based flow that promotes harmony between the breath, the body and the mind.
Monique Mayo
Monique was introduced to Ashtanga Yoga in 2001 and fell in love with the physical rewards, reduced stress and mental clarity that resulted from the practice. Over time, Monique began exploring other styles of yoga and fell in love with Vinyasa flow. In 2016, she completed her 200 hour teacher training at Vinyasa Arts. Monique maintains a strong personal practice so that she is in tune to alignment issues that students may face as they move through asanas. Having experienced her own fair share of injuries, she encourages her students to listen carefully to their body in order to minimize risk of injury. Her goal is to create a positive and lighthearted space so students can explore their practice, find the right balance between effort and ease, deepen their breath, and leave the mat feeling happy and relaxed.
Anna Leigh
Anna took her first yoga class in 2009 in the basement of a college gym in New Jersey. She hated it.
But if yoga teaches us anything, it’s that we can grow in profound ways.
Since then, she’s become a Reiki master, meditation guide, and has received her RYT 200 at Vinyasa Arts, all of which you’ll find integrated into her classes.
Anna believes that transforming our lives really does begin with transforming ourselves, and that yoga doesn’t require perfectly patterned pants or a propensity for veganism. (Even if she happens to fit that bill herself.)
Her teaching style strives to be both challenging and nurturing, with a good bit of light-heartedness for good measure.
You’ll leave feeling rewarded for your efforts, revived in your spirit, and more sure than ever that there’s something to this “yoga thing.”
Cat Kennedy
I enjoy helping others learn to challenge themselves on the mat with love, compassion, and awareness. I believe Yoga provides a platform to rehearse for the dance recital called "Life."
My classes are infused with dharma, pranayama, meditation, creativity, and laughter. I am an energy sensitive instructor and create a class experience supportive of the individual needs of students while holding a container for the collective.
I first got into yoga in college. Since I was 8, I had an eating disorder. On my own journey, yoga gave me the insight and strength to develop a healthy relationship with my body and soul and overcome a lifelong eating disorder. Yoga awakened me to my own inner light, and as a teacher, I strive to awaken that light in others.
Jaclyn Graham
Jaclyn’s path to teaching started when her advertising agency boss suggested yoga as a way to help find a work-life balance. She became hooked on the feeling of a vigorous physical practice, that ended with a calm mind.
After a few years of dedicated practice, she took her first teacher training with David Kim and Jesse Schein of YogaWorks in 2012. She continued refining her skills in 2015 with another 300-hours of teacher training, which opened the door to teach at YogaWorks locations throughout Los Angeles.
In the summer of 2017 Jaclyn moved to Carlsbad, excited to offer a challenging alignment-based vinyasa flow class that reminds students there’s always room for play on your yoga mat to help maintain a balanced life and steady mind.
