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  1. Ryan Leier

    Ryan Leier

    Dynamic and inspirational, Ryan Leier brings his unique energy to every class he teaches. Whether in his own One Yoga studios or as an ambassador of yoga to communities around the world, his expression of this ancient, yet vital tradition consistently touches people's hearts.

    Ryan is primarily a student of the Krishamacharya yoga lineage and continues to study under Father Joe Pereira, by whom he was authorized to teach. Ryan trains with Baron Baptiste, Eddie Modestini and Nicki Doane (Maya), Danny Paradise, Srivatsa Ramaswami (Vinyasa Krama). He also received instruction from Ashtanga Guru Sri K. Pattabhi Jois.

    Follow on Twitter: @ryanleier Website: www.ryanleier.com
  2. Dustin Fruson

    Dustin Fruson

    Dustin’s approach to yoga is simple and grounded, truthful and direct. The dynamic and energetic nature of the practice compels students to be them Self. He is an Ashtanga and Power Vinyasa yoga teacher who honours tradition and invites fire and possibility into every class and workshop that he leads.

    Website: www.dustinfruson.com
  3. Megan Beznoska

    Megan Beznoska

    I took my very first class with Ryan when I was 15 and it’s no wonder I loved it! In grade 12 I completed a 200 hour teacher training, and now I am honored to practice, teach, and manage at One Yoga. It is so great to be able to share this amazing practice that truly changes you. I am very thankful for Ryan, Dustin and all the teachers and students at One Yoga for their encouragement and wisdom.

  4. Kristine Divall

    Kristine Divall

    In my experience, Yoga is like coming home. Yoga brings me back to my true nature, and is a chance to experience connection with everything, and everyone on deep level. I feel very blessed to be able to share Yoga with people of all ages and all levels, especially the children and youth I teach. I am thankful to the many wonderful Yoga teacher I have had, especially my primary teacher Ryan Leier, who often reminds me; "through Yoga the impossible, becomes possible".

  5. Travis Cuddington

    Travis Cuddington

    I have been practicing yoga since 2006 and teaching since the fall of 2010. I did not hit my stride in my practice until meeting Ryan in 2008, and since then my passion for the practice and the One Yoga community has only grown. I like to have fun in my classes and encourage students to challenge themselves. I am a firm believer that if we don’t push the boundaries we have set up with our minds, we may never realize our true potential. I hope to see you at the studio!

  6. Brett Donlevy

    Brett Donlevy

    Travelling to India five years ago opened my heart and mind to the infinite magic of the universe. It was at that time I first caught a glimpse of Yoga and I saw divinity all around me. It was my desire to experience that natural ecstasy again, so I started learning at studios around Saskatoon with various teachers. Practice became steadier after meeting Ryan Leier in the summer of 2008 and since then One Yoga became my home and community. I practice yoga in some form (poses, breathing, meditating, etc.) every single day for the practice to see the good and the god in everyone. Namaste.

  7. Julianne Rooke

    Julianne Rooke

    Yoga to me is the practice of growing towards my true divine self. Teaching yoga allows me to share this transformation. I would like to thank my main teacher, Ryan Leier for continuously supporting me and giving me opportunities to learn under Seane Corn, Eddie Modestini and Nicki Doane. I would also like to thank the One Yoga community for sharing this journey with me as we grow physically, mentally and spiritually.

  8. Andrew Barclay

    Andrew Barclay

    I've practiced yoga since 2006.
    I've been teaching since 2008.
    Keep it simple, join me for some fun!

  9. Elysia Bogan

    Elysia Bogan

    I started yoga 7 years ago going to Ryan Lier's class. I was inspired to take teacher training in New York and studied yoga in India. Every day is a learning experience and my goal is share my experience with yoga with as many people as possible.

  10. Shantel Baltazar

    Shantel Baltazar

    Shantel has been teaching yoga since 2002. Her training under Shiva Rea Fluid Power and Baron Baptiste Power Yoga empowered her to challenge and inspire her students. Shantel transfers the agility, strength and focus she maintains through yoga to rock climbing, rollerblading, hiking and the daily adventures and challenges that naturally fall into her path. After peacefully giving birth to their first Baby in 2009 and second in 2010, she has an even deeper understanding of what it is to practice yoga off the mat.

  11. Steven Bomok

    Steven Bomok

    My first yoga class left me feeling lit up and energized. It challenged me physically, mentally and spiritually. For me, practicing yoga is about getting in touch with my inner spirit, creating new space and connecting with the world around me in a meaningful way. Teaching yoga allows me to share this brilliant methodology and help others connect with their internal strength that resides in all of us.

  12. Yuby (Marie Ljubica Koporcic-Alfaro)

    Yuby (Marie Ljubica Koporcic-Alfaro)

    My Yoga practice began as a way to improve my physical health after a car accident, and soon I realized all the benefits of yoga. I believe the physical conditions of individuals does not matter, yoga is accessible to everyone! I love to practice and teach power and vinyasa yoga and have recently started practicing yin and restorative. I love the yoga community at One Yoga and I want to give back to it what it has given me!

  13. Clancy Sullivan

    Clancy Sullivan

    Teaching yoga has allowed Clancy to follow her bliss and do what she loves. This includes, but is not limited to, cracking jokes, dancing like a fool, seeing the world and teaching/practicing/living yoga!

    Clancy firmly believes that yoga can change lives - all you need is an open mind, a little courage, and gratitude. With these attributes Clancy believes students are able to take the peace and power found in their practice off their mat and into the great wide yonder.