My name is Arianna and I am a RYT200. Originally from a sunny surf town in Puerto Rico, I recently moved to the Hudson Valley and have been enjoying its beautiful scenery, incredible food, and close proximity to nature. 

I have been practicing yoga since my high school years, but it wasn't until obtaining my teaching certification that I truly immersed myself in the yogic practice. My approach blends gentle movement, mindfulness, and a deep connection with Self. Rooted in the philosophy of Sampoorna Yoga, or "Complete Yoga", you'll find my classes offer a balanced mix of pranayama (breath), asana (postures), and presence. 

Yoga has given me a second chance at life, and I feel truly blessed to share what I have learned with my students. My Sampoorna Hatha, Yin Yoga, and Hatha Flow classes are very beginner-friendly and a welcoming space to all. See you on the mat!

Danielle Delmolino, RYT 200; Danielle lives in Columbia County with her husband and her three cats. She loves the outdoors, lives to travel, but is especially passionate about yoga. She's a bhakti yogi who expresses her spirituality and love of yoga through movement, meditation, and chanting. She completed her 200 hour teacher training with Keli Lalita at Yoga Mandali in Saratoga Springs, NY, and has continued to study under the guidance of many gifted teachers. Danielle will guide you on a gentle journey of self care, and personal growth by sharing lessons that apply to your life on and off the mat.

Anna has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and recently completed a 200-hour RYT training in Woodstock, NY with Samadhi Sun. This was her second 200-hour training, her first was completed with Himalaya Yoga Valley in Goa, India. Anna moved to Catskill in August of 2025 and has been grateful to connect with and learn from the local yoga community. In addition to teaching yoga, she enjoys skiing and hiking, and works as an art advisor and archivist.

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Toni-Anne is a local gal, growing up right here in Columbia County. Her love of yoga and mindful movement based practices began after the birth of son in 2014. She completed her 200 hour teacher training in the wilds of British Columbia back in 2017, and has been evolving her practice and teaching style since then. With a background in hospitality she guides her students to feel at home both on their mat and within their body. 

Alex is a dedicated yoga, meditation, and breath work teacher, as well as a sound facilitator trained under David Shemesh. After years in Santa Monica, Alex has made Old Chatham home with his family. What began as a pursuit of strength, balance, and flexibility to enhance his surfing soon evolved into a deeper exploration of the mind-body connection. Alex quickly realized that yoga offers more than just physical benefits—it’s a powerful tool for personal transformation.

To Alex, yoga is an energetic practice that unfolds through the body. This philosophy informs his teaching style, where awareness and sensation take center stage alongside technique and form. In his classes, Alex intuitively guides students to explore greater depth and connection within themselves.

Since completing his first teacher training in 2011, Alex has committed his life to studying yoga. With over 7,000 classes taught, retreats led around the world, and lectures on yogic philosophy and meditation in teacher trainings, his experience is vast. His personal mantra, “Keep your spine long, your breath strong, and your mind on,” serves as a reminder for clarity and presence, both on and off the mat.

Gabby started practicing Yoga in 2010 and began teaching Yoga in 2015. She completed her 200 hour and 500 hour teacher trainings at the Dharma Yoga Center under Yoga master Sri Dharma Mittra. She has taught internationally, assisted at Yoga festivals and workshops, and has been featured in the celebrated publication, Yoga: The Secret of Life by Francesco Mastalia. Through her trainings and years of teaching, Gabby has developed an intuitive sense for supporting the growth of her students. She understands the importance of self discipline paired with playfulness, and encourages her students to push beyond self-imposed limitations. While the physical portion of her class is energetic, Gabby's teaching is driven by the purpose of Yoga - connection to the True Self. Her students can expect to be inspired mentally and physically, but to be balanced with a meditative environment and deep relaxation. Ahimsa, non-harming, is at the heart of Gabby's teaching.