Guest Teachers

Bethany Eanes

Nicknamed "Taz" as a child, Bethany is a high-energy former collegiate athlete. But despite spending 20 years in a gym or on a soccer field, she was never able to develop a sincerely "healthy lifestyle." When she opened the door to yoga, Bethany discovered true happiness and deep peace. Though she still honors her Taz roots with an athletic-inspired yoga style, Bethany also honors a newfound stillness of heart. With a goal of passing this on to others, she received her 200-hour teaching certification at Mukti Yoga School, where she is pursuing a 500-hour level certification. Bethany believes everything (EVERYTHING) is yoga and develops her classes taking cues from everyday life. On a purely physical side, students can expect a balanced class with alignment instruction, safe sequencing and a great, fun sweat. On a personal note, they will enter a supported environment where they are encouraged to feel freely, leaning on the knowledge of great guides and teachers for help when they need it. >> More/Less

Sarah Isenberg

Begrudgingly, Sarah began practicing yoga as a young child with her mom. Compared to her other hobbies, it felt slow. Sarah was the United States Junior Olympic and National Foil Fencing Champion, a black belt in karate and a figure skating champion. She finished every day with an hour swim. It wasn't until college in New York City that she realized this boring "thing" her mom made her do could actually be cool. In NY, she discovered Jivamukti yoga, Yoga Zone, and Om Yoga, and realized yoga could be athletic and exciting. She dedicated herself to a daily practice, and within months she felt leaner, stronger and mentally clear. After only a year of daily practice, Sarah looked around at her life and saw that all the negative influences around her had disappeared, and that the negative choices she had been habitually making, were reversing themselves into positive living. All of these benefits were unexpected - because she she was initially just practicing because it was fun, challenging and grounding. >> More/Less

Ariel Kiley

Ariel grew up riding horses and getting lost in the woods in the emerald green Vermont countryside. She took her first yoga class ten years ago and absolutely hated it. But then upon giving it a shot several years later, she found yoga to be a profound practice for transformation and revelation. She was hooked! Ariel completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training with master teacher Annie Carpenter at YogaWorks. She is also a marathon runner and certified Yoga for Runners instructor with Christine Feldstead's Yoga for Runners Toronto teacher training program. Furthermore, she has recently delved deeper into the study and practice of Yoga Therapy with Jill Miller's Yoga Tune Up¨ training. Ariel's classes emphasize precise physical alignment, an open-hearted attitude and attention to the present moment. Ariel believes yoga should not feel exclusive but should meet every practitioner exactly where they are. Her primary intention as an instructor is to help each student merge with the truest teacher possible &mdash the unfailing guide within. More at

Mackie Osborne

Mackie is filled with gratitude for this wonderful practice and to her many teachers and friends, especially Chloë Chung Misner, Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, Gil Hedley, Tiffany Fraser, Noah Maze, and Darren Rhodes. For her Yoga is so much more than just an exercise, it is a profound spiritual journey. She is a "somanaut", a dedicated explorer of inner space, investigating the experience of human embodiment. Mackie is excited and passionate about yoga and strives to make her classes practical and accessible to anyone looking to create transformation in their lives, whether their desire is to open their minds and hearts or their hamstrings… She believes that the end result of either intention brings us closer to achieving both. She lives in Laurel Canyon with her husband and their furry friends.

Holli Rabishaw

Holli Rabishaw, born and raised Chicagoan and former corporate software sales professional made the transition to full time valley-based yogi in 2000. After leaving the corporate world and immersing herself in mothering her two children, the practice of yoga became a healing force in Holli's life. In 2007, Holli received her 200hr RYT certification through Yoga Works and advanced certification with Jill Miller studying Yoga Tune Up® and self care techniques with Yoga Tune Up® massage therapy. In addition, Holli studied with Leslie Kaminoff, author of Yoga Anatomy, and Sigrid Matthews toward her 500hr E-RYT. While her teaching background includes strong and spiritual vinyasa yoga classes, Holli brings the body and breath into full awareness by utilizing smartly sequenced, practical yoga-basedTune Ups® that alleviate underused, misused, and overused movement patterns. Depending upon the source of student pain, tightness or discomfort, Holli introduces Tune Ups® to stabilize, strengthen and extend range of motion leading to a greater sense of personal freedom. These Tune Ups® are the basis for beneficial new movement patterns that support students in just about any other activity including but not limited to yoga, running, golf, driving, and even sitting. Additionally, Holli teaches Yoga Nidra techniques to regulate the nervous system and therapeutic self massage in her classes.