While raising her young boys, Margaret quickly found the benefits of a regular yoga practice helped to support her through the many transitions of motherhood. In 2021 she earned her 200-hour teaching certificate, and then went on to teach many regular classes in the Pittsburgh area. In 2024 Margaret earned an additional 300-hour teaching certificate from Sneha Collective. She loves spreading her joy of yoga to others and sharing the many mindful benefits yoga can bring into our lives. In Margaret’s classes you can expect to find connection to breath, build strength, and leave feeling fully embodied. When not on her yoga mat, Margaret loves being outdoors and spending time with her family.

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Kennedy is a 200-hour Yoga Teacher. After practicing for about 4 years, she finally took the plunge into teacher training, and graduated in August 2021. Kennedy loves the moving meditation aspect of yoga, but especially enjoys the mindfulness, focus, and calm that yoga has helped her to find off of the mat. In Kennedy’s classes, you can expect meditation, pranayama, slow mindful movement, good vibes, and great tunes. Expect to walk out of class with a clear mind and an invigorated spirit!

When she's not on the mat, Kennedy spends most of her day working as a Music Therapist, serving senior citizens. In her free time, Kennedy enjoys finding new vegan restaurants, watching the Real Housewives, exploring Pittsburgh, and snuggling her senior rescue dog, Maggie.

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Tracey is a yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, wife, and mother. She loves to share her passion for breathwork and yoga by creating an environment where each person can come home to their body and remember their worth. When she’s not teaching, Tracey loves to swim, hike, and spend time with her family. Tracey has two adult sons. Married for 28 years, Tracey and her husband Doug enjoy outdoor activities, traveling, and theater.

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Kelly, a Kundalini Yoga Teacher recently transplanted to Pittsburgh from the Pacific Northwest. She began yoga in 1998 at Samadhi Yoga in Seattle, a jivamukti studio. After that, she dipped her toes in different yoga modalities. When she started kundalini at Guru Gayatri Yoga in early 2017 for physical and neurological healing, her yoga path cleared because of kundalini’s effectiveness at joining physical with the spirit. After certification in 2020, she taught at community centers, an artist collective, and at a flower farm. Here in Pittsburgh, she has led classes at Sneha Yoga & Wellness Collective, Roots Yoga, and (soon) Penn Forest’s goat yoga. Kelly's personal experiences with serious health challenges have enriched her teaching, inspiring a practical approach emphasizing fundamentals and fun. Her practice is informed and elevated by 12-step recovery, the psychedelic community, making and seeing art, working with the elderly, and being a former funeral director.