Our Team

Rebecca DiLiberto

One of our co-owners, a yoga teachers and a massage therapist. Rebecca has been teaching yoga since 2012 and doing massage since 2016, and when she’s not practicing, she’s out on her longboard or snuggling with her puppy.

Leilani Akamine

A newbie yogi (started in 2021), co-owner of the studio and currently pursuing her 200-hour yoga teacher training under friend/business partner Rebecca DiLiberto “Yoga has inspired me to explore my heritage more deeply through mind/body/spirit connection. My goal is to integrate indigenous Filipino beliefs into the practice, highlighting how cultures can be more similar than divided.”

Jany Slay

Our rockin’ Vinyasa Flow teacher, Jany started teaching yoga in 2015. Jany also teaches weekly community yoga classes: JOY Jany Outdoor Yoga at Waipuilani Park in Kihei. Follow her on instagram @hi_on_joy for the most recent schedule + events. When she’s not on her mat, you can find her reading a good book, on her SUP, or cooking Thai food like her mama!

Codie Jascor

Codie rounds out the teaching team with her fantastically relaxing warm yin classes. In a world that is so movement focused she believes it is important to take time to slow down and just be with your own body and breath.

Megan White

Megg’s yoga teaching spans back a decade. You can expect her classes to be centered on whole-heartedness, compassion, and curiosity; a practice deeply rooted in connection to breath, intuitive movement, and the guidance to find the alignment that works for your individual body.

Carrigan O’Brian

Carrigan started her professional career in theater, when theater left her feeling depleted, the experience threaded into teaching yoga seamlessly. Yoga re-ignited her passion for creative expression that she shares with our community. Since she moved to Maine, she teaches classes for the studio online!

Bridget Velasco

Bridget grew up in and recently returned to her roots in Maui. She is a licensed physical therapist and public health PhD who chooses yoga, animals and open ocean swimming to ground her. Once a triathlete and group fitness instructor, Bridget now focuses on helping others by offering challenging yet soothing flow classes based on her training in in vinyasa and anusara yoga.

Etiange Domoa

Etiange hails from NYC and teaches our Pilates classes. She was a professional dancer for 15 years and in her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, surfing, going on adventures, cooking, decorating, gardening, deep conversations, traveling, and practicing gratitude for all she has. Find all her offerings on her website.

Brittany Long

Brittany is a new mom, yoga teacher and sound healer who is all about balance, mindfulness, and self exploration. Her goal is to share her light as she amplifies yours.

Olivia Kotter

Olivia is an alignment-based teacher using an assortment of props (blocks, staffs, and straps). Olivia received her first certificate under Leah Cullis at Wanderlust Yoga and has spent the past six years continuing her studies under a mentorship program with Yoga Therapist Dustin Turner.

Lauren Hattory

Her passion for yoga is strongly rooted in 'why' behind the practice. She believes that is a mindfulness practice that works to guide us to our true nature, our oneness. She is a lover of arm balances and challenging asanas, but aims to bring a deeper awareness to the breath, unite the mind and body, and tune into the present moment.

Rae Guyse

Rae Guyse is a yoga teacher and somatic healing practitioner. Rae's style values intuitive movement over rigid postures. She runs an online yoga studio that specializes in somatic yoga, and you can find her on instagram or her website.

Kurt Miyajima

Kurt Miyajima is a certified Taiji, Qi Gong, and Daoist Longevity Breathing Instructor teaching on Maui since the 1990s. Kurt's classes focus on health, healing, and well-being, using a methodical step-by-step approach to empower students with self-care and healing resources.

Keola Hinau

Keolahou has been a kumu since his ʻuniki in 2002 under his kumu, Kumu Keliʻi Tauʻa. He has taught Hawaiian cultural practices at canoe clubs, in schools and churches, as well as at hotels in Kaʻanapali as the Cultural Specialist at Westin Nanea. These days, he has shifted into non-profit work at Pilikahakai and is on the Board of Directors for the Maui Historical Society. He spends his spare time with his beautiful daughter, Isabella.