Our visiting teacher offerings create rare opportunities to expand your understanding, explore new ways of moving and seeing, and connect more deeply with our broader yoga community.
Study with a deeply thoughtful and experienced Ashtanga teacher who brings philosophy, breath, alignment, and practical wisdom to life.
Tim Feldmann has practiced Ashtanga Yoga since 1994 and is certified in the traditional Mysore lineage through Sharath Jois. His teaching weaves together breath, alignment, anatomy, and yoga philosophy to support sustainable, long-term practice.
During this workshop weekend, expect Mysore-style practice, focused technique sessions, and explorations of philosophy as it applies on and off the mat. Tim’s grounded, accessible approach invites students of all levels to deepen their understanding of traditional Ashtanga.
Winter is the season when nature seems to do almost nothing. And perhaps there’s some wisdom in that.
In Chinese Medicine, Winter belongs to the Water element—a time when life retreats from the surface and gathers itself below ground. For us, too, Winter can be an invitation to stop spending quite so much energy and consider what actually replenishes it.
In this special workshop, Josh Summers will explore these ideas through Yin Yoga and Dao Yin, the ancient Chinese art of “guiding and pulling” the body to cultivate Qi. Dao Yin offers us an older and richer context for understanding what we are doing in a Yin practice—not simply stretching the body or trying to “stimulate a meridian,” but creating conditions that support the circulation, regulation and cultivation of Qi.
Spring is what happens when all that quiet work of Winter begins to move.
In Chinese Medicine, Spring belongs to the Wood element—the season of growth, movement and renewed direction. Buds open, roots push deeper, branches reach outward, and the energy that Winter gathered below the surface begins to rise.
In this special workshop, Josh Summers will explore the Wood element through Yin Yoga and Dao Yin, the ancient Chinese practice of “guiding and pulling” the body to cultivate the circulation of Qi.
Study with one of today's leading voices exploring yoga's roots, inviting practitioners to engage the tradition with greater depth, integrity, and belonging.
Susanna Barkataki is the award-winning author of Ignite Your Yoga and Embrace Yoga's Roots, a Yoga Psychology PhD scholar, and founder of Ignite Institute. Drawing from both India's Shankaracharya lineage and the engaged mindfulness tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, she has guided thousands of students and teachers toward a deeper understanding of yoga as a living practice.
Throughout the weekend, expect a thoughtful blend of philosophy, practice, reflection, and dialogue that explores yoga beyond the poses. Susanna's teaching offers practical tools for integrating the wisdom of yoga into everyday life while honoring its rich history, cultural roots, and transformative potential.
Study with one of the most recognized and influential teachers in modern Ashtanga Yoga. Kino MacGregor brings decades of practice, teaching, and study to an approach grounded in tradition, anatomy, self-awareness, and compassion.
During this full weekend of workshops, Kino will explore the depth and discipline of Ashtanga through Led Primary and Mysore-style practice, along with focused workshops on hip opening, inversions and handstands, and healthy shoulder mechanics. Her teaching combines technical precision with an encouraging, accessible approach, inviting students to explore challenging postures with patience, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of the body and mind.
This weekend is an opportunity to deepen an established Ashtanga practice or explore it from a fresh perspective—learning, experimenting, and connecting more deeply with the tradition.
