Amanda’s yoga journey followed her corporate career from London to Sydney and ultimately to Brisbane, incorporating many styles of practice along the way including Iyengar, Ashtanga, Anusara and Vinyasa. After completing her yoga teacher training, Amanda finally left the corporate world to realise her dream of establishing SoHo Yoga and sharing the many benefits of this life affirming practice with others. An eternal student of yoga, Amanda has since studied under international teachers Shiva Rea, Sarah Powers and Elena Brower. Her creative vinyasa classes incorporate contemporary themes that empower students to take their practice off the mat and into their daily lives.

Alexandra connects with the practice of yoga as a life practice which includes an ongoing inquiry into how to be completely engaged and intimate with the wild force that runs through everything and is running through us. She helps students establish an equanimous, calm abiding centre to help them become resilient, tolerant, and accepting of the inevitable changes we all go through. When we apply this acute attentiveness we learn on the mat to all aspects of our everyday life, it allows a unitive awareness to filter through our relationships, our work, and our play.

Bec worked as a fitness instructor for many years. Her first experience of yoga wasn’t amazing, but after trying it again a few years later, it was love at first Downdog! One of Bec’s favourite things about yoga is the feeling of joy and lightness that is found within the practice. As her teacher used to say, “You can take your yoga practice seriously, but don’t take yourself too seriously!” Bec loves to teach with a smile and share that joy with others.

Bec also enjoys teaching Pilates, and believes the strength and focus of Pilates compliments the joy and lightness of yoga. Bec is a registered and experienced yoga teacher (E-RYT500) and continues to gain further knowledge by attending many teacher trainings, workshops and festivals.

Coming from a background in Gymnastics, Danique began practicing Yoga to maintain a connection to her love of strong, flexible body movement, but the more she embraced the path of Yoga, the more she experienced the amazing benefits to the mind, body and spirit. Now 500hr certified, Danique specialises in Vinyasa Yoga with an emphasis on strengthening the body, regaining and maintaining mobility, all while find those moments of connected bliss. She also loves to teach Restorative Yoga & Meditation.

Georgina first rolled out her yoga mat in 2004 but, entranced by London’s hedonistic lifestyle and climbing the career ladder, her practice was sporadic (and largely physical). After mistaking a panic attack for a heart attack, yoga and meditation became vital to Georgina's self care, boosting her mental and emotional resilience; teaching her to savour the present moment; and replenishing her innate curiosity and lust for life. Focusing on slow, flowing vinyasa yoga, Georgina invites you on a journey of healing and self-discovery. Whether you desire a physical release or practical tools to manage day-to-day stress, she hopes you step off the mat empowered to live your best life.

Katie is a country girl from North West NSW but spent twenty years living throughout the Pacific. She brings her laid back island experience to her yoga practice. Having completed her Level I yoga teacher training in Nepal, Katie also recently completed her yoga therapy certification. Katie relishes the opportunity to share her journey and love of yoga with her students.

Krissi has been an active participant of yoga on and off the mat for 25 years, which naturally led to becoming a yoga teacher in 2010. Drawing on years of personal daily meditation practice, and a love for the deep connection with self that comes through embodied awareness, her classes are well balanced to create challenge and relaxation. Weaving in traditional and modern philosophy and following her Dharma to assist people in reconnecting with their inner peace, Krissi continues to share her joy and love of yoga whist offering an authentic, heart centred practice through her classes, workshops and retreats.

Originally into Ashtanga and Power Yoga, Nic signed up for her first teacher training to deepen her own practice rather than a desire to teach. An injury led her to Yin Yoga, where she experienced the unique healing qualities and meditative benefits. This motivated Nic to want to develop and share her knowledge, so she undertook a further 100 hour Yin specific teaching certification. Nic's goal is to help students develop their own body awareness, overcome chronic pain and increase mobility. She believes Yin is a perfect complement to dynamic styles of exercise and that it benefits both yogis and other athletes. 

Nicole has had a dedicated practice for most of her adult life & after becoming a mother of four children she decided to deepen her practice by studying yoga teacher training. She’s passionate to share that yoga is not only about the physical practice on the mat but how the experience can carry into everyday life. She believes that through yoga kids can obtain tools to help them observe their feelings; build resilience; self-acceptance; gratitude; slowing down and how to connect & be in tune with their bodies and breathe. 

Sheila has been weaving her way through Brisbane’s yoga community for close to ten years since landing here from her home in Nova Scotia, Canada. With her teachings rooted in the Anusara lineage you can expect a strong focus on alignment and expansion, while Sheila’s powerful yet accessible classes and grounded translation of esoteric prose are just some of what she’s come to be known for. Sheila’s teachings are inspired by the great outdoors, her relationships, grief, and most recently motherhood. She lives and teaches from a place of compassion and it is her greatest hope that her offerings highlight the divine in all bodies, experiences, and challenges that life has to offer.

Having learnt yoga with her mother from an early age the practice of yoga has filtered in and out throughout Sheridan's life. She felt it was apart of herself she wanted to explore further and so pursued teacher trainings in Bali and also with Julie Smerdon of Shri Yoga. Sheridan believes that yoga teaches us the joy of being truly present in each and every moment, to be a little kinder towards ourselves, and that each day will present differently and to just notice this and enjoy.

Susie has made yoga a part of her life for over 17 years, and decided to undertake teacher training to deepen her own practice and knowledge of yoga philosophy. Her experiences practicing in India and Bali uncovered a strong desire in her to teach, and led to her leaving her corporate career to pursue a life journey more in line with her personal values. She originally trained in Purna Yoga (Hatha based and Iyengar influenced) but her more recent training has lead her to specialise in yin & restorative. Susie’s love of yoga shines through in her teaching style, and her students always walk away from her classes feeling energised in the body and chilled in the mind.