Martina Conti is a certified yoga and meditation teacher, as well as a lifelong student, with a deep passion for guiding others into the transformative world of yoga. Having practiced for the past six years, her journey took a profound turn after a life-changing trip to India, where she made the decision to leave her corporate job and pursue teaching yoga full time. Now, Martina shares this ancient practice with both children and adults at various centers around Brisbane. She looks forward to meeting new students and helping them discover the beauty of yoga.

Meg is a skilled teacher specializing in yoga flow, yin, kids yoga, Pilates, and meditation. Her dynamic flow classes combine breath with movement, often incorporating rhythmic, dance-like sequences or slower, strength-building flows with poses held for several breaths. With a focus on core engagement and thoughtful challenges, she offers modifications for all levels, ensuring both beginners and advanced yogis feel supported. Her goal is for every student to leave class feeling calm, centered, and energized. In her yin classes, Meg emphasizes deep stretching, mindfulness, and mental clarity. She provides options for both restorative and more athletic practices, allowing students to explore at their own pace. Her hope is for students to leave feeling lighter, more open, and fully relaxed.

With nearly 10 years of experience teaching yoga, Miran brings a wealth of knowledge as a Personal Trainer and Masseuse. Her journey has taken her to countries like India, Thailand, Korea, and Indonesia, where she explored diverse yoga practices, including Vinyasa, Power Yoga, Ashtanga, Iyengar, Yin, Bikram, and Forrest Yoga. Drawing from these rich experiences, she has crafted her classes to meet the needs of modern practitioners, thoughtfully incorporating props to enhance each session. Miran’s approach to yoga emphasizes precision in movements, while also guiding students through a variety of challenging stretches.

Zoe has been practicing and teaching yoga for over six years, making it an integral part of her life through various stages, including her recent journey into motherhood. She particularly enjoys sharing this practice with her little one in our 'Bring Your Baby' class. Zoe’s aim is to create a welcoming space where others can be present and deeply connect with their bodies.

Nirvana discovered yoga 10 years ago while juggling motherhood, work, and triathlons. Yoga became her way to bring balance to her life, offering a sense of well-being in both mind and body. It helped her become the best version of herself, leading her to leave the corporate world and pursue a career as a full-time yoga teacher and personal trainer. She is passionate about sharing her love for yoga with others, offering classes that are both enjoyable and accessible to all levels. Beginners and advanced students are equally welcome.

Amy has been passionate about health & fitness her whole life, she qualified as a Registered Nurse & studied personal training. Dabbling in the practice of yoga throughout her teens & 20’s she developed a regular practice 4 years ago & fell in love with yoga as a way of living. Completing her teacher training at YogaEveryday in 2019, Amy went on to study Yin Yoga which is where she feels most at home. Wellness & self-care are some of Amy’s favourite things. Yoga has taught her to slow down & to live with compassion & kindness.

Olivia has been practicing yoga for eight years, beginning her journey when her Pilates studio introduced yoga classes. Working in the mental health sector, she found yoga to be the ideal way to destress and recenter herself. After sustaining a spinal injury that required surgery, yoga became essential to her physical and mental recovery, inspiring her to become a yoga teacher and share this transformative practice. Passionate about using yoga to support mental health—a subject she is pursuing in her master’s studies—Olivia offers classes that balance challenge and relaxation for both mind and body.

Matt found his passion for Yoga, as a runner who had injured himself while training for a marathon. He thought yoga would just be an awesome way to do some guided stretching, but quickly found out how much more it had to offer, and pretty soon was hooked. Matt loves to teach yoga in a way that makes it available for everybody. He believes that as long as you are practicing safely, challenging yourself a little, and generally getting something positive out of the postures then you are doing yoga well, and it doesn't matter if any of it looks cool enough for Instagram! So, come along and check out a class with Matt, he's looking forward to getting to know you and showing you some moves.