Danielle is a 200-hour certified vinyasa yoga instructor, Reiki Level 2 practitioner, and mom of three. She brings warmth and intention to her teaching, guiding students toward deeper self-awareness through yoga and energy work. Currently pursuing her 300-hour certification, Danielle is passionate about supporting others through both their practice and life’s journey.

Adam Koslen, RYT 200, is excited to share his love of yoga. Adam practices yoga to lower stress, improve focus and health. His goal is to inspire, unite, and empower students to lead healthy, balanced, fulfilling lives. Adam became certified at Kripalu and also teaches at the Dorchester YMCA and Luna Fitness Club.

Ali Cook, E-RYT 500, is a Boston-based yoga teacher with over 20 years of study, including training with Natasha Rizopolous and Barbara Benagh. She’s known for making yoga accessible to all, including athletes, students, children, and older adults. A published writer and national presenter, Ali is currently developing mindfulness education programs. She holds degrees from Smith College, UMass Amherst, and Boston University.

Angie DiCiccio is a seasoned global yoga guide who brings over six years of experience to her joyful, intuitive teaching. Energetic and empathetic, she creates welcoming spaces rooted in curiosity and care. Angie blends high-energy flows, foundational workshops, and restorative practices to support alignment, presence, and connection—on and off the mat.

Carla has been teaching yoga for over a decade, offering accessible yet deeply intentional classes that blend breathwork, meditation, and mindful movement. With experience across studio, corporate, private, and community settings, she weaves in seasonal wisdom and energetic awareness to create practices that land both physically and emotionally. Carla also offers natal sequence mapping—custom yoga sequences based on individual birth charts and innate life force.

Cassie creates space for students to breathe, move, and reconnect with the present moment. Her classes are thoughtfully designed to cultivate flow, calm the mind, and support the natural harmony between body and mind.

Claire brings over a decade of practice and deep roots in biomechanics to her playful yoga and Pilates classes. Trained through 200- and 300-hour programs with some of Boston’s top teachers, she blends movement with practical mindfulness. Off the mat, Claire is often biking, cooking, or catching live music. A native Texan, her classes are as welcoming as her signature “y’all.”

Elizabeth Snyder is a movement enthusiast and advocate for self-healing. With over 15 years of movement instruction and seven years of teaching yoga, she guides students to tune into their bodies and discover greater clarity and ease through practice.

Emily Jerant-Hendrickson is a Boston-based teacher with a BFA in dance and advanced yoga training from Down Under School of Yoga. Teaching since 2016, she blends creativity, anatomical clarity, and curiosity drawn from her own healing journey. Her classes are intelligently sequenced, grounded, and adaptable—challenging students while prioritizing individual needs.

Emily was first drawn to yoga for its physical and mental benefits, and continues to return to her mat for the grounding connection between mind, body, and breath. She completed her teacher training with Chanel Luck at Radiant Yoga and now guides students toward that same inner connection. Off the mat, Emily enjoys testing TikTok recipes, exploring New England, and indulging in reality TV.

Gabriella Mira has been teaching yoga in the Boston area for over five years. Known for her warm, bubbly, and relaxed energy, she creates light-hearted classes where students of all levels feel at ease. Her teaching blends breath and movement to foster presence, body awareness, and mental calm. Gabriella closes every class with grounding breathwork to support the nervous system and leave students feeling centered.

Jill Rodgers creates warm, welcoming classes that support practitioners of all levels. Drawing inspiration from the Ashtanga system, her sequences often focus on specific areas or actions in the body. Jill blends strength and mobility work with mindful resets and playful exploration, guiding students back to a deeper connection with themselves.

Juliana is a highly trained movement educator with certifications in E-RYT 500 yoga, Divine Sleep® Yoga Nidra, Personal Training, Group Fitness, Senior Fitness, Mat Pilates, Yoga for Cancer, Cancer Exercise, Trauma-Informed Yoga, and Reiki. She specializes in supporting older adults and those recovering from cancer. Since 2017, she has taught at the Zakim Center at Dana-Farber, empowering students to reconnect with their bodies through mindful, accessible movement.

Julianne has been teaching yoga since 2015, following years of dedicated personal practice. Her classes invite students to drop into their bodies, quiet the mind, and cultivate a sense of lightness and ease. Julianne’s hope is that each student leaves class feeling grounded, clear, and ready to move through their day with purpose.

Justin Kelleher (he/him) is a registered yoga teacher specializing in vinyasa & restorative practices. As a dedicated student of yoga philosophy, he carries his practice off the mat and into his passion for nature, food, and art. He strives to help students tune into the present moment and deepen their relationship with their yoga practice.

Laura is a certified yoga instructor with training in Vinyasa, Slow Flow, Gentle, and Restorative Yoga. She earned her 200-hour certification from Lexington Power Yoga in 2017 after navigating injuries from recreational circus arts. With a focus on anatomy and alignment, Laura guides well-rounded practices that balance strength, mobility, and meditation—both in Boston and beyond.

Leslie brings a sense of freedom and joy to her fluid yoga flow classes, inspired by her Cape Cod childhood spent by the sea. After discovering hot power yoga in Boston in 2001, she found a deep connection between body, mind, and breath that continues to guide her practice today. Leslie completed her 200-hour training at Back Bay Yoga and teaches energizing, music-driven classes that help students reconnect, let go, and feel uplifted.

Lloyd Hawthorn is a Lululemon ambassador and experiential instructor. Outside of his family, yoga is very much his world. He is passionate about connecting with his students, spreading his love for yoga, and helping others in their journey by sharing his journey.

Lyndsey has been teaching yoga in Boston for over a decade, offering classes that blend breath, meditation, and thoughtful movement. Influenced by teachers like Ame Wren and Joanna Benevides, her approach combines anatomical awareness with energetics to help students connect deeply with their bodies. A certified Level 2 breathwork instructor, Lyndsey incorporates breath and stillness into every class to support resilience, calm, and clarity.

Lynnith is a mover, musician, and teacher of teachers with a passion for helping others feel good in their bodies. With a background spanning yoga, crossfit, acrobatics, capoeira, ballet, and more, she brings a dynamic and empowering approach to every class. Whether guiding beginners or training yoga teachers, Lynnith blends mobility, breathwork, and playful strength to support health and happiness from within. CYT-200, M.A. Teaching.

Marie Ong is a passionate community leader and yoga advocate. She leads Midnight Runners Boston and volunteers with the Esplanade Association and a local pug rescue. Yoga has helped her reconnect with herself beyond work and running, and she now uses her practice to inspire movement, elevate representation, and build inclusive yoga communities.

Nicoline Valkenberg is a Boston-based yoga teacher with over 15 years of experience. She leads flow-style classes that emphasize alignment, mindfulness, and body awareness, helping students of all levels cultivate calm and connect to their essential wellbeing. Nicoline is also a life coach, artist, and proud rescue-dog mom who enjoys painting custom pet portraits.

Originally from Atlanta, Nikki has been teaching yoga since 2012 after completing her 200-hour vinyasa training in New York. What began as a side passion quickly became a full-time calling. She has served as Yoga Director at YogaSpark Studio, led teacher trainings and mentorships, and now teaches on platforms like ClassPass and YogaSpark Digital. A certified LYT Method instructor and current faculty member at Down Under School of Yoga, she brings depth, clarity, and heart to every class.

Olga Glozman is a certified yoga and Yoga Sculpt instructor with a background in EdTech and a passion for making yoga accessible. She blends mindful movement, music, and alignment-focused teaching to create uplifting classes for all levels. With experience in both corporate and private settings, Olga offers clear modifications and personal support. Outside of yoga and tech, she enjoys expressing her creativity through macrame.

Sarah Beston is a yoga and meditation teacher, inner wellness coach, and writer who helps others move beyond self-imposed limitations to reconnect with their most authentic selves. She holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University and has completed advanced training in trauma-informed yoga, Ayurveda, and mindfulness. Sarah also teaches spiritual entrepreneurship at Columbia Business School’s Venture for All program.

Sav Lucia is a multifaceted instructor with over 600 hours of training in yoga, meditation, breathwork, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pilates, and herbalism. With nearly a decade of personal practice and five years of global teaching experience, she blends ancient wisdom with modern science to guide others toward balance and embodiment. Also a writer and creative, Sav Lucia is passionate about helping individuals live in harmony with themselves—and the world around them.

Stacey Jackson-Flammia offers yoga classes that are gentle, practical, and welcoming to all ages and experience levels. Her calm, encouraging presence creates a space where students feel at ease. A dedicated practitioner, Stacey helps others explore yoga in a way that feels accessible, supportive, and grounding.

Tatyana is an E-RYT 500 yoga teacher and PhD in Immunology who blends eastern and western knowledge to support holistic well-being. Teaching since 2011, she focuses on building strength, length, and mobility while grounding the nervous system and calming the mind. Formerly the founder of Coolidge Yoga, Tatyana is known for her intelligent sequencing, inclusive approach, and ability to help students build their practice from the ground up.

Tiffany has been teaching in the health and wellness field since 2003. A certified yoga teacher and ACE Group Fitness Instructor, she blends breath, alignment, and intuitive movement into inclusive, non-judgmental classes—often with a dose of humor. Her goal is to help students find strength and ease in both body and mind, while honoring that mindful movement goes far beyond the mat.

Yolanta Kovalko is a certified yoga teacher with over nine years of experience teaching Hatha yoga, chair yoga, yoga nidra, and Five Element Yoga. Based in Somerville, MA, she specializes in working with older adults and beginners, offering gentle, breath-centered classes that promote relaxation and mobility. A Kripalu-trained yoga nidra and sound healing practitioner, Yolanta also teaches meditation, Tai Chi warmups, and Qi Gong. She brings decades of wisdom, warmth, and dedication to every class.

Founder & CEO

Founder and CEO of YogaHub and 500-hour certified yoga instructor, Ali Singer has been teaching yoga in Boston for over a decade. Trained in India and by Boston’s longest-standing teachers, she started YogaHub in 2015 in order to bring people yoga where they live, work, and travel. In addition to running YogaHub, Ali is an Ayurvedic Health Counselor and life coach. Her own practice enabled her to overcome challenges and keep a positive mindset, no matter what. She lives, works, and inspires others with her personal motto, “good vibes.” When she's not on her mat, you'll most likely find Ali skating along the Charles River or cooking in the kitchen with her husband Rudy and baby girl, Maya.

Operations Manager

Daniel is a longtime yoga practitioner who has embraced a variety of roles throughout his career. From leading private and group sessions to overseeing studio trainings and programs, he recognizes the significant value and impact that yoga and other forms of wellness can offer both individuals and communities. Daniel is committed to connecting people with programs that enable them to discover the many benefits these practices can offer.