Tanya Zappala
Tanya has been teaching Yoga across Australia and abroad since 2004. With training from varied yogic traditions, she sees that Yoga is for everyone but not one style works for us all. Learning from a range of teachers has allowed Tanya to experience functional body movements and how variations work better for the diverse community of students she teaches.
Georgina Siddall
Having experienced the profound impact of yoga on her physical, mental and emotional health, Georgina is committed to sharing her love of yoga. Focusing on slow, flowing vinyasa yoga, Georgina brings yoga to life through the exploration of postures, breathing and meditation.
Georgina Siddall
Nirvana Pilkington
From a young age, movement and bodywork have been a part of Nirvana’s life. As a youngster, she was exposed to dance, various sports, drama, yoga and massage. Nirvana’s practice and teaching has been immersed in a variety of styles and her classes have become a fusion of these elements.
Lloyd Browne
Lloyd blends breath practice, flowing dance-like movement and traditional Yoga asanas to create a more meaningful connection of mind, body and spirit.
Mariza de Feudis
“Being a silent witness to what happens inside during the practice is what amazes me the most. And it’s the unrelenting commitment to silencing the mind and softening the heart that inspires me to come back to the mat every day, both as a teacher and as a student”
Mariza de Feudis
Pamela Walker
Pamela began her Yoga journey in 2000 as a form of relaxation to manage back pain. She was soon attending 3 classes per week with different teachers to learn more and more because the benefits were so great. In 2005 she qualified as a Yoga teacher in the Sivananda tradition giving her a balanced practice of all aspects of a yogic lifestyle.
Jamie Tan
Jamie is your quintessential go-getter and high achiever, with her Singaporean Chinese heritage to thank for her fierce tenacity. Previously an Environmental Scientist, Jamie found Yoga in the gym many years ago, practised in a less than mindful way with thumping techno reverberating through the floors, with hard-core cardio workout and poses in mind to achieve.
Fiamma
Fiamma became a student of Yoga when instinctively found myself on a mat in India in 2015. She realised she’d found something to be passionate about and felt comfortable sharing this with others.
Sharon
Sharon teaches to help others to find that as well. With a flowing style that is both calming and challenging you to become stronger and more flexible, and enjoy the peace that follows.
Claudia
Claudia’s classes are an opportunity to awaken to the beauty and magic of who you really are. With wisdom and compassion, Claudia will guide you in this practice of embodiment, to help you live your yoga awakening a luminous and unique expression of the mystery that you are.
Vanda Pap
Vanda arrived in Australia from the heart of Europe. She felt like her routines were literally turned upside down. Everything is so different. Except for Yoga.
Katie Delimon
In Katie’s classes, she loves to combine creative sequencing, a spirit of playfulness and a dose of inspiration to help you deepen your practice. She seeks to help others thrive in life by nurturing their body, mind, and soul with yoga and mindfulness. Her hope is that when you step off the mat you feel a little bit more refreshed, nourished and balanced.
Katie Delimon
Kate Christensen
Michael McDowall
I was first exposed to Yoga as a child, and I recall sharing guided lying meditations on the lounge room floor to old cassettes, with my mum and sister. The peace, serenity and stillness experienced in these early practices are still the foundation of my practice, and these are the benefits of Yoga that I most wish to share in my teaching today.
Michael McDowall