Amy is a certified 200-hour Yoga Teacher with Chair Yoga Certification. She enjoys teaching yoga for all body types and ages & especially loves teaching outdoors in the beauty of the natural world. Amy is also a Presbyterian Pastor serving Memorial Presbyterian downtown. She loves LIFE & embodies the healing peace & power of yoga.

Ari is a certified 500 500 E-RYT Yoga Instructor

With a background in dance, Ari’s passion for movement is evident in her fluid transitions between asanas. She has been practicing yoga since her early teens and recognized her calling as an instructor. The meditative nature of yoga has fostered a deeper connection to her authentic self.

“Yoga harmonizes my mind, body, and spirit. It enables me to clear my thoughts and find inner peace, surpassing the limitations of other practices. I am eager to share this transformative experience with others.”

With patience and grace, Ari guides yogis of all experience levels to a sense of comfort and confidence.Residing primarily in St. Augustine, Ari finds solace in practicing yoga on the pristine beaches of her hometown.

Lindsey came to yoga seeking the benefits of an asana practice but found so much more. With each class she took, she gained a sense of grounding, lightness, and clarity. This led her to explore the practice more through workshops, retreats, and 200 hour YTT. Now as a teacher, she strives to provide her students with the same sense of equanimity of mind, body, and spirit that yoga has given her. 

 I strive to create a welcoming space where students can reconnect with themselves through movement, breath, and mindfulness. My own yoga journey began with a focus on the physical practice, but over time it has become so much more. Yoga has grown into a source of therapy and stress relief that continues to support me both on and off the mat. My goal as a teacher is to offer classes that leave students feeling grounded, empowered, and at ease. For me yoga is about creating space to slow down, breathe deeply, and care for both the body and mind. Whether you're stepping onto the mat for the first time or returning to your practice, I hope you'll leave each class feeling lighter, stronger, and more connected to yourself.

Driven by the traditional lineage of Ashtanga under Manju Jois and the fluid movement of Vinyasa, Jonathan creates and empowering space for students to deepen their practice.  Rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, his classes combine thoughtful philosophy, breath driven movement, and a passion for inversions. Whether you're learning to go upside down or seeking a deeper internal connection, Jonathan's classes will leave you feeling strong, focused, and inspired.