Six humans we'd trust with our own practice. Click through for their schedules.
Maya found yoga in a Tijuana church hall and finished her training in Mysore. She opens Venice most mornings at 6:30, setting the tone for the whole day. Expect clear cues, a playlist that earns its keep, and a soft spot for backbends that will sneak up on you.
A former high school teacher who still loves first-timers most. Marcus runs the Beginners Series because he remembers exactly what it felt like to not know a downdog from a doorstop. If you're nervous about your first class, book Marcus.
Trained in bodywork before she ever stepped on a yoga mat, and it shows in every hold she guides. Willow brings the room down two notches just by walking in. Her Yin classes are slow and precise; her Restorative classes are the closest thing to a medically prescribed nap.
Encinitas lead and pre and postnatal specialist, mother of two. Priya has zero patience for fear-based teaching and strong opinions about pelvic floors, all of them correct. She built the Encinitas prenatal program from scratch and has carried hundreds of students through pregnancy and back again.
Former gymnast, current convincer that a handstand is a conversation and not a stunt. Diego's Rocket classes are faster, stronger, and playful in a way that makes you attempt things you didn't think you could do. His lunchtime Vinyasa at Santa Cruz is the best 45-minute reset in town.
Online lead and the face of the library. Grace teaches like she's talking to one person, because she usually is. Her Vinyasa flows are the backbone of the 30 Days of Flow program and her Wind Down livestream closes the studio day most evenings.
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"The teachers know your name by class two."Dana R. · Venice
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