Eve White

At the age of 17 Eve completed her first Vipassana Meditation course in the blue mountains. It was here she discovered spirituality, peace and stillness. Her love for yoga began 15 years ago in Bondi, where she first practised to bring balance to body, mind and soul. As an international dancer, yoga is the best tool to bring the body to strength and balance.

Eve is energetic and loves to help facilitate a sacred healing space, watching her students leave with a yoga glow gives her a great sense of contentment.

Angel Whitaker

Angel was introduced to Ashtanga in 1999 and moved into a dedicated daily practice as the seeds of Ashtanga began to take root. That lead her to her teachers to whom she is sincerely grateful – Guruji, His grandson param guru Sharath at KPJAYI, Eileen Hall of Yogamoves Sydney and Dena Kingsberg from the Centre of Balance in Byron Bay. While there are many others that have taught her much, these are her mentors and gurus who taught her how to teach, and what being a teacher means. She was authorised by Sharath to teach in 2010. Angel teaches from a heartfelt place from her learnings on and off the mat, sharing her wisdom to all of her students.

Zsa Zsa Power

Zsa Zsa first practiced  yoga at 16, and using it therapeutically to quell anxiety over high school and university exams. She completed her teacher training in Sydney in 2011, then continued her studies in India where many valuable lessons were learned about yoga on and off the mat. This time began a spiritual journey to find inner contentment and sparked an interest in self-healing, giving her the courage to leave behind her former corporate life. She is now studying nutritional medicine to complement her yoga teaching, following her passions for food, health and well being. She has also trained in yoga therapy (2013), and her classes focus on alignment, building strength and cultivating self-love.

Jess Buchanan

Jess discovered yoga over 20 years ago in London and was hooked from the first class. Since then, she’s found nothing that comes close to bringing that sense of peace, enjoyable physical challenge and mental clarity, the gifts yoga has to share with all. She aims to bring a balance of all these elements to each class through playful sequencing, pranayama and meditation. Music is a big part of Jess’s life and is an aspect she enjoys joining with her yoga practice, crafting soundtracks to soothe and motivate in the flow.
Jess is a level 2, 500 hour qualified teacher having studied various disciplines between London and Sydney, including Ki Yoga and Iyengar, as well as studying pre and post natal and kids yoga too. She completed her teacher training in Sydney under Amanda Fuzes and enjoys bringing all her influences and insights into her dynamic Hatha Vinyasa flow classes. She enjoys continuing to learn on her yoga journey.

Steve Mazabow

As well as being an amazing yin yoga teachers, Steve is also a  passionate musician and sound healer with specific focus on the ancient and ceremonial instruments – Didgeridoo and Yidaki.  He has been teaching yin and holding workshops and events with live ceremonial music since 2014. Having travelled and explored the yoga path in it’s many different forms for over 15 year, Steve brings a multi-dimensional approach to each class and workshop, integrating the practices and arts of sound healing, meditation, mantra, kirtan and ancient Australian live ceremonial music. Steve completed his Yin training with Mel McLaughlin and Bernie Clark and has also partaken in many other teacher trainings including, Meditation, Special Needs, Kirtan, Forrest Yoga and Sound Healing.  Steve regularly holds events, workshops and retreats around Sydney with his wife and partner Vanessa.

Amy Johnston

After a 10 year international dance career, a broken back from a surfing accident prevented Amy from continuing on that path. Having used yoga as an outlet during her life as a dancer, it was during her “back rehab” that she realized the emotional and physical benefits that yoga added to her life. As with all things in life, when one door closes, another one opens. Amy’s journey through her yoga career has not only taught her more about her physical self, but has opened her mind to learn and understand more about her spiritual, emotional and personal self. Her classes are fun, challenging and have a clear focus on alignment and safety. Along with yoga, Amy is passionate about photography, cool stuff about the universe, her dog “Bug”, nature and family. Amy is currently taking a break after having her beautiful new baby.