Following a fifteen year career as a professional dancer, Steven eventually discovered yoga and immediately fell in love.

After participating in the first Anusara teacher training in Los Angeles, Steven began teaching in 2001. During this time he has taught both nationally and internationally. In 2004, Steven was invited to Berlin, Germany where he helped open two successful studios.

With his heart-oriented approach to yoga, combined with a deep understanding of alignment, therapeutics and philosophy, Steven's highest hope is to inspire and empower students to remember the true teacher within their own heart.

Steven is grateful to all of his teachers and is excited and honored to be a part of the yogaglo experience.

Always drawn to sports and being physically active, Dice played hockey and baseball in his younger years.  Later in high school he wrestled, ran cross-country and played tennis.  After graduating from UCLA in the summer of 2007, he found himself trying a yoga class at City Yoga in Los Angeles.  Enter HANDSTANDS.  As soon as he saw the world upside down, his life had changed and the world as he knew it would never be the same. Yoga found its way into his soul and it made a home there.  Shortly after he found yoga, Dice decided to take one step further and complete a yoga teacher training.  Why not teach what you love? Upon completion of his teacher training at City Yoga in April of 2008, he dove in headfirst and began teaching.

Dice likes to be on his hands, upside down in an inversion or playing with arm balances.  Expect them in his classes! The challenge that they offer builds confidence and strength, but more than anything they are just fun to try.  Yoga made him feel like a kid again...playing on his hands and feet, where falling was part of the game.  The playful aspect of yoga is just as important as its disciplined aspect.  It is the balance between the two that makes yoga...yoga.  If anything else, yoga helps to bring awareness to one's own body.  This awareness is the balance of the body and mind. Dice's goal is to help his fellow yogis bridge the gap between the two.  Be prepared to sweat, work, play and have fun on your mat!

Dice's classes will begin to post on YogaGlo in the first week of March.

Tara Judelle is a certified Anusara Yoga ® instructor who has taught both nationally and internationally. Her strong background in dance, movement, and personal fitness has produced a deep knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology, and therapeutics which she combines with a lucid presentation of the yogic tradition.

Her progressive, empowering, personal and playful teaching style leads Tara's students to step to higher levels- excelling not only in their yoga practice, but in their everyday experience. With an emphasis on celebratory, dynamic postures and awakening the inner kundalini, time with Tara leads to discovering freedom, joy, and limitless strength.

Join Tara Judelle's yoga retreat in Maya Tulum, October 10-17, 2009

For details click here Tara's upcoming retreat.

Noah Mazé is recognized in the yoga community as one of the most advanced and proficient practitioners and teachers of Anusara Yoga ®, and is widely sought out as a teachers' teacher.  Noah was born into a household of yogis, was raised with the practices and traditions of yoga, and his teaching style is expressive of the depth of his knowledge and lifelong experience in the principles and practices.

In addition to studying closely with Anusara Founder John Friend for many years, Noah studies with Professor Douglas Brooks, one of the world's foremost scholars of the Srividya traditions of the Hindu Tantra. Noah has also studied extensively with Richard Freeman in the Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga tradition. Noah also serves on the Anusara Yoga ® Curriculum Development committee, the Anusara Yoga ® Certification Assessment committee and is a Yoga Alliance registered yoga teacher.

In Noah's classes, yoga philosophy, myths, and stories weave together with asana, pranayama and meditation to create a powerful and transformative environment.

Noah lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Tracy, and their new baby, Madeleine.

Touched by grace in her very first yoga class, Jo has devoted the past ten plus years to the study of various yoga styles and has learned from the most preeminent teachers of our time.  

From the thousands of practice hours on the mat and equally extensive teaching experience, Jo brings a deep knowledge and grace to her classes.  

She has embraced LA's unique Vinyasa Flow style as it allows her to unify her distinct yoga understanding into the one class.  

BEYOND THAT WHICH YOU THINK IS THAT WHICH YOU ARE.

jo@jotastula.com

Felicia Marie Tomasko RN, E-RYT 500, inspires people to follow the path to personal freedom and vibrant health through the practice of Yoga and Ayurveda. She teaches a heartfelt exploration of shakti, sacred energy, through asana, pranayama, concentration and relaxation and maintains a private practice in the healing tradition of Ayurveda, a system of holistic and integrative medicine native to India. Ayurveda shares the same philosophy and ways of approaching the body, mind and spirit as Yoga and emphasizes our relationship to our body, breath, spirit and to nature within and around us. The dual systems of Yoga and Ayurveda, while seemingly ancient and esoteric, hold vital lessons for us to learn how to live with intent and address the needs of living in the modern world. Felicia believes in humorously making these concepts relevant to modern, everyday life.

Felicia integrates more than twenty years of study of the ancient approaches of Yoga and Ayurveda with her training and licensure as a registered nurse. She is the editor in chief of LA YOGA Ayurveda and Health magazine (where she has been on staff for more than seven years) and serves on the board of directors of the California Association of Ayurvedic Medicine and the National Ayurvedic Medical Association, on the advisory board of the Holistic Option and the Leadership Council of the Green Yoga Association..  She is a featured voice on Intent.com and writes regularly on health and well-being for a number of books, newspapers, magazines and websites. In addition to Yoga and Ayurveda, Felicia has worked in cognitive neuropsychology and plant biochemistry research and has degrees in nursing and environmental biology.

www.ayurvedafordailylife.blogspot.com