Chloe is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher whose yoga journey began in 2017 during a season of profound personal loss. What started as a source of healing quickly became a passion, and after only one week as a student, she felt called to pursue teacher training with the intention of sharing the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of yoga with others. Her teaching style is rooted in intuitive movement, mindfulness, and the belief that yoga can help us navigate both life’s challenges and its moments of joy with greater balance and grace. Chloe creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to connect with themselves, move authentically, and cultivate a sense of inner peace. Outside the studio, Chloe is a pediatric speech-language pathologist, wife, and mother, bringing compassion, patience, and a deep appreciation for human connection into every class she teaches.
Emme is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher with training in Ashtanga Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, and Classical Mat Pilates. For her, yoga is both a spiritual and physical journey, and she loves helping people feel their best on and off the mat. She fell in love with yoga nine years ago and later completed her teacher training in Bali. Her teaching style is supportive, upbeat, and refreshingly down-to-earth. She brings a balance of structure and ease to her classes, helping students build confidence without feeling pressure. Outside the studio, Emme has a strong personal interest in exercise science and stays consistent in her own strength training practice. That curiosity shows up in her teaching through thoughtful sequencing, smart cues, and an emphasis on helping students feel strong, capable, and at home in their bodies. Her goal is simple: to create a space where people can move, breathe, and feel good without overthinking it.
Ibby is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher with an emphasis in Hatha-Vinyasa, and holds additional training in Five Elements and Yin yoga. She is a Virginia Beach native whose teaching is shaped by curiosity, movement, and lived experience. She came to yoga later in life after first practicing at home, eventually stepping into a hot yoga studio and discovering a practice that stayed with her. Since then, her approach has been informed by a range of yoga lineages and a deep interest in holistic well-being. Her classes focus on linking breath and movement to help students feel refreshed, grounded, and connected. She brings creativity and care into every room she leads.
Jayanna is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher and Reiki practitioner who teaches Hot Vinyasa with a grounded, steady presence. Her classes are supportive and encouraging, inviting students to show up honestly and move with intention. Known for her sense of humor and genuine care, Jayanna brings warmth and ease into the room while still offering a strong, energizing practice. Outside the studio, she is a devoted mother of two with a deep love for the outdoors and a strong connection to the natural world.
Laura is a 500-hour certified yoga teacher and E-RYT 200 with more than a decade of teaching experience. She first discovered yoga while healing from an injury and found lasting transformation through the discipline and presence of hot yoga. Her teaching honors structure, attention, and the quiet power of consistent practice. Originally from Italy, Laura brings a grounded, soulful quality to her classes, guiding students to slow down, connect more deeply, and carry their practice beyond the mat. Outside the studio, she reconnects through time in nature—hiking, biking, camping, and spending time by the ocean—experiences that continue to shape her understanding of presence and movement. As she often reflects, “The path to presence isn’t always on a mat—it’s in the wind, the waves, the stillness between footsteps.”
Meag is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher passionate about movement being medicine. She was introduced to the practice in 2012 while in college, and through the years has turned to yoga again and again to find challenge, calm, inner peace, and a connection to her faith. Yoga has helped her build strength, both inwardly and out, and provided an outlet for her to do things she never thought possible (like Crow Pose or eliminating road rage!). The influences on her practice include her own struggles with movement throughout various stages of injury, regulating the nervous system, and a drive for yoga being accessible to all body shapes and sizes, all sprinkled in with a teaching style that inspires a light heart and the occasional bout of laughter. When Meag is not on her mat, you can find her painting, sewing, teaching pottery classes, reading fantasy novels, and petting any and everyone's dogs.
Nicolette is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher, human design guide, and the founder of Studio 8. She fell in love with hot yoga after the birth of her second son. While navigating postpartum and sleep deprivation, the mat became her ritual, and class after class, she became stronger, resilient, and more capable of living a life she loved. That experience became the reason she teaches and the reason this studio exists today. Her teaching style is creative, structured, and rooted in curiosity and awareness. She believes the two most important things you can do on the mat is be honest with yourself, and breathe.
Pamela is a 500-hour certified yoga teacher and Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT). She found yoga in college and has spent the decades since building a practice around whole-person healing, breathwork, and a deep respect for each person's own path. Outside the studio, she's studied Ayurveda and a range of healing traditions, and she draws on all of it to meet each student exactly where they are. She brings that same grounded, heart-led approach to every class she teaches.
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