IRIS BAHN-LOGAN

Iris Bahn-Logan grew up in Boulder, Colorado, where her early exposure to yoga came through her mother and the strong wellness culture of the community. From a young age, yoga was less about performance and more about presence, planting the seeds for a lifelong relationship with the practice.

Drawn to exploring yoga at its source, Iris completed her teacher training at Mimamsa Yogshala in Rishikesh, India. During her high school years, she worked in a singing bowl shop, where she developed a deep appreciation for the healing resonance of sound and vibration—an influence that continues to shape her teaching today.

Iris’s classes are guided by pranayama and an invitation to slow down and turn inward. Through mindful movement, breath, and sound, students are encouraged to attune to subtle energy, cultivate awareness, and experience a sense of unification between the inner and outer worlds. Her teaching creates space for reflection, integration, and embodied presence. 


SARAH HEMPHILL

Sarah discovered yoga in 1995 at Integral Yoga in New York City and fell in love immediately—the chanting, the breath, and the sense of calm it offered amid a high-stress career in book publishing. To her surprise, yoga also helped relieve her chronic lower-back pain, and she was hooked.

In 2003, Sarah moved to Los Angeles and completed her first teacher training at The Center for Yoga in Larchmont Village with Diana Beardsley, where she apprenticed and studied Anusara yoga. She has been teaching ever since.

Her teaching is rooted in alignment, but today Sarah is most drawn to yoga as a mindfulness-based practice. Rather than striving to get somewhere, the practice supports meeting yourself exactly where you are—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Classes emphasize breath, deep listening, and cultivating awareness through a balance of effort and ease. Movement and stillness are explored with sensitivity, allowing space to go deeper, pause, or recalibrate as needed. Classes may include a theme, pranayama, and mudras.

With over 5,000 hours of teaching experience and more than 700 hours of continuing education, Sarah continues to study and train so she can share this practice in meaningful and accessible ways.

I'm honored to be a part of Still Yoga, where some of my most admired teachers have led classes over the years.


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JANNICA KLINGBORG

Jannica is a Swedish native with Thai heritage who has dedicated her life to healing and the practice of yoga. She completed her first teacher training in India and has since studied with David Swenson—completing his Primary Series teacher training—as well as Hamish Hendry and many other renowned teachers.

Her teaching journey has taken her across the globe, traveling to India, Thailand, Italy, Ireland, London, Spain, and beyond to train, teach, and deepen her practice. In Thailand, Jannica taught yoga in Bangkok before moving to the island of Koh Phangan, where she became the resident yoga teacher at The Sanctuary Wellness & Detox Resort for three years. During her time there, she led daily classes, hosted regular retreats, and offered Reiki healing and Chi Nei Tsang bodywork.

Following her time in Thailand, Jannica relocated to Shanti Som Wellness Retreat in Andalusia, southern Spain, where she taught daily yoga and offered private healing sessions. She has also taught extensively in London, where she was based for twelve years.

Jannica teaches Vinyasa Flow influenced by the many styles of yoga she has practiced and studied over the years. Her classes focus on linking movement with breath while exploring asanas that challenge both body and mind, creating a practice that is dynamic, mindful, and transformative.

www.chiflowhealth.com
IG: @Yogannica


STEPHANIE VOSPER

Stephanie Vosper brings over a decade of experience as a group fitness instructor, yoga teacher, and personal trainer, having taught at 24 Hour Fitness for 10 years. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science and completed her 200-hour RYT yoga teacher training with LiveLoveTeach in Fort Worth, TX in 2015.

Stephanie currently leads Vinyasa and Hatha classes at Stronghold Climb in Lincoln Heights. Her teaching focuses on using yoga to build strength, support mobility, and cultivate a calm, focused mind, offering students a balanced and sustainable practice on and off the mat.


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GRACE LAPIDARIO

Grace discovered yoga in 2004 and was immediately drawn to the way it awakened her body and opened access to the joy within. Her first class with Keric Morinaga left a lasting impression, and she knew yoga would always be a part of her life. For Grace, yoga brings meaning and depth to everyday living.

While she still experiences moodiness, fear, anger, and sorrow, her practice has taught her to meet these emotions with awareness and compassion. Yoga reminds her that she is not alone and that we are all navigating the journey toward true happiness.

Grace is deeply grateful to her extraordinary teachers—Keric Morinaga, Doug John, Jenny Brill, Maria Cristina Jimenez, Noah Maze, Jessica Jennings, Rusty Wells, Scott Lewicki, Darren Rhodes, Christina Sell—and the Urth community for guiding her practice and transforming her life.


GORDON SIMS

Gordon began practicing Iyengar Yoga in New York City over a decade ago and continues to study with senior teachers in New York, Los Angeles—where he is based—and Pune, India. In January 2025, he made his first in-person trip to Pune, deepening his understanding of the practice and his dedication to preserving and sharing the legacy of Guruji B.K.S. Iyengar. He is a Level 1 Certified Iyengar Yoga teacher.

Alongside his yoga practice, Gordon has a career in nursing. As a Registered Nurse, he works both at the bedside at Valley Presbyterian Hospital and on research projects at UCLA.

When he’s not teaching or working, Gordon enjoys attending queer events in Los Angeles and New York and spending time with his family in Kentucky.

VICTORIA EOM

Victoria is an alignment-focused yoga teacher who specializes in slow, gentle, and grounding practices with a therapeutic emphasis. Her teaching is informed by her interest in physical therapy and functional movement, supporting students in cultivating self-awareness and emotional regulation.

Through intentional movement, mindful breath, and careful attention to alignment, Victoria guides her students to meet life with presence and intention, fostering emotional resilience rather than reactivity. Her classes offer a safe and supportive space to explore the body, calm the mind, and develop a deeper connection to oneself.


Konstantine Epishin

Konstantin has been a dedicated student of yoga since 2000 and began teaching in 2007. He brings a deep passion for sharing the wisdom he has gained from the devotional culture of India, spiritual teachers, inspiring yoga instructors, physical therapists, and his own life experience.

At the age of fourteen, Konstantin joined a Bhakti Yoga ashram in Russia, where he began studying Vedic texts in the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition. After high school, he moved to India to immerse himself in the culture and deepen his studies of yoga philosophy and mantra meditation in Vrindavan, Mayapur, and Allahabad. From 2004 to 2007, he lived and served under the guidance of Radhanath Swami’s disciples at Radha Gopinath Temple in Mumbai, where he received initiation and was given the name Gaura Prem Das.

Between 2007 and 2014, Konstantin expanded his practice internationally, studying Ashtanga Vinyasa, Iyengar, Anusara, and Acro yoga, as well as Thai massage and Reiki in India, Thailand, Indonesia, and China. His teaching integrates these diverse influences, blending devotion, alignment, and mindful movement.

Konstantin is now based in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife and two French bulldogs.

bladeofgrassyoga.com


Malena Halle

Malena Halle completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali and has been teaching for over two years across a variety of studio environments, including YogaSix and Circuit Works. She offers a wide range of class styles such as slow flow, vinyasa, power flow, sculpt, yin, and restorative yoga.

With a strong background in dance, her classes are known for creative, fluid sequencing that blends strength, grace, and mindful movement — a style inspired by the intentional, expressive flows found at Still Yoga. She also holds a Mat Pilates certification and works with private clients as a trainer, bringing a well-rounded, functional approach to movement.

Beyond the studio, she enjoys hosting community pop-up events at Cortado Cafe in Silver Lake, creating spaces for connection both on and off the mat. Her intention in every class is to help students feel nourished, empowered, and deeply connected to themselves through movement.

Drawing from Eastern training, corporate studio experience, and high-end private client work, she brings a grounded yet dynamic energy to the Still Yoga teaching team.

IG: @manifestwithmalena


Evelyn Kotch

Evelyn Kotch discovered yoga at the age of 12, when her mom brought her to her first class, and she’s been hooked ever since. She loves how yoga helps us step into the present moment and fully embody our minds and bodies.

In her classes, Evelyn leads strong Vinyasa flows designed to get your blood pumping, your breath flowing, and leave you feeling both powerful and open—on your mat, in savasana, and throughout your day. She also enjoys exploring the deeper side of yoga, including philosophy, women’s health, metaphysics, and pranayama, and encourages students to strike up a conversation after class.

Evelyn’s teaching blends energy, awareness, and a playful curiosity, creating a space where students can challenge themselves while feeling supported and inspired.


Nicola Wake

Nicola is a certified breathwork teacher who guides conscious, connected breathwork journeys using a continuous, wave-like breathing pattern to gently open the body and calm the mind. You’ll be supported by her voice throughout the entire experience, with carefully curated sound to help deepen the practice.

Each session is guided by a monthly theme, offering space to explore your inner landscape while expanding your breath, awareness, and sense of presence. The practice is designed to support relaxation, clarity, and connection—meeting you exactly where you are.

No prior experience is necessary—just an open, curious mind.

IG: the.curious.egg