Wishing a warm welcome to Melylah Botté Smith (she/her) who will be leading our Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training!
Natalia Tabilo
Natalia Tabilo is a yoga teacher (500 RYT), as well as a journalist, and the founder of Yoga for all Bodies™. After feeling left out and unseen in yoga spaces, she decided to create Yoga for All Bodies™, an inclusive, welcoming, and accessible practice based on the incorporation of postural variations and the freedom to invite students of all bodies to meet one another and enjoy their body and mind in yoga practice, all while taking their power back.
Brandi Zorzy
Brandi Zorzy – E-RYT 500 | Teacher Trainer | Teacher. Brandi’s calling is to empower students to connect to their own innate wisdom through the magic of their yoga practice.
Martin Scott
Martin Scott – E-RYT 500 | Teacher Trainer | Teacher. Martin teaches vinyasa yoga with every class based on love, compassion, joy & equanimity, as per verse 1.33 of the Yoga Sutra.
Sarah Koh
Sarah Koh – E-RYT 500 | Teacher. Sarah creates an intuitive base for practitioners, but encourages students to find their own voice, truth, and authentic expression.
Regan Catanzaro
Regan Catanzaro (E-RYT200) began her journey with yoga at her local YMCA as a teenager and found yoga to be a refuge as she moved through different stages of life.
Jenna Valez
Jenna Valez (she/her) is a Bay Area native with a professional background in contemporary dance. She has over 10 years of experience in performance, choreography, and teaching, a BA in psychology and is a graduate of Yoga Garden’s Advanced Studies program.
Lizzie Wurm
Lizzie (E-RYT 200) started practicing yoga in 2007 in her hometown of Virginia Beach, VA, and has been exploring the practice ever since.
Cristina Bacca
Cristina began practicing yoga in 2008 in her hometown, Huntington Beach. While studying Psychology and Gender & Sexualities Studies at USF, Cristina found refuge taking classes at Yoga Garden SF.
Meera Dhawan
Meera Dhawan RYT 200 | Teacher Meera’s yoga journey started when she was a little girl practicing pranayama with her grandmother in India. She continued developing her practice by incorporating asana and meditation. Meera focuses on teaching yoga from a place of authenticity in order to help others still fluctuations … Read More