Pilar holds a Doctorate in Integral Psychology, where she explored the mental health benefits of blending Eastern spiritual practices, neuroscience, and Western psychotherapy. A licensed psychotherapist with 33+ years in private practice, she’s also a 2nd-degree Brown Sash in Choy Li Fut Kung Fu. Pilar loves deep-sea diving, cooking, gardening, and being outdoors. Her daily wellness practice includes Yang-style Tai Chi and Qigong, trained through White Dragon Martial Arts in San Diego. Beyond her husband and dogs, her greatest joy is volunteering at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Rachel is a 500 RYT and has been practicing yoga for over 20 years, exploring styles like Bikram, Kundalini and Jivamukti. Over time her practice and teaching has evolved into mindful vinyasa flow that weaves together breath work, meditation and deep relaxation. Off the mat she enjoys being outdoors, hiking trails with her dogs, eating vegan food, and traveling to new adventures.

She started KYC studio to provide local teachers a space to share their love of yoga, invite students to grow and explore their own path and build a supportive community for all.

Sabrina is a 500 hour yoga teacher trained in Bali who believes every practice begins with a single, courageous try. Her beginner-friendly classes blend mindful movement, gentle humor, and nervous system regulation to inspire confidence and calm. She also offers sound baths with crystal bowls and gong to support deep rest and emotional release. Off the mat, she's often adventuring and traveling-always exploring presence and play and what it truly means to try living.

ZuZu walked into a yoga class 15 years ago with the goals of finding enough flexibility to touch her toes and enough stillness to survive graduate school. She has been an avid practitioner ever since, hauling a yoga mat on international adventures, teaching through language barriers in unlikely places, and rediscovering the peace and power of yoga again and again. Her own teachers in Bozeman and Houston have shaped her belief that yoga is a journey, not a destination — one with plenty of room for creativity, play, and learning free of expectations.

Amy is a certified yoga instructor and wellness coach passionate about helping others find natural, personalized paths to healing. Her work began with caring for her own family and has since supported hundreds of clients seeking relief and balance.

She loves empowering students to understand their bodies and use yoga as a versatile tool for healing and well-being. A lifelong teacher, Amy also shares her love of music and theater—and when she’s not on the mat, she enjoys hiking, lifting, gardening, painting, and performing on stage.

As a 200-hour certified yoga teacher and registered nurse, Bobbi is passionate about the wellness of the mind and body.  Off the mat, you can find her outside hiking, running, and climbing, or drinking tea and reading a good book.

With almost 10 years of dedicated practice, Davalynn discovered yoga during a particularly challenging chapter of her life—and it has since become a path of growth, balance, and transformation. When she’s not on the mat, you’ll find her traveling or enjoying the company of her five dogs.

Jess first began to practice yoga in 2008 during a health crisis when a friend described yoga to her as "rolling around on the ground for exercise" and that seemed accessible at the time. Through her practice, Jess found healing in mind, body, and spirit and came to embrace the practice of yoga as an indispensable extension of herself. Her teachers in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Houston, Texas shared yoga as something that should feel good and be accessible for all, and Jess' practice combines mindfulness with play and ease. While Jess has built strength and flexibility in her body through yoga postures, the real benefit to her has been the emotional resilience cultivated through the union of physical poses with meditation and other devotional practices. Jess hopes to share her profound respect for yoga as a way of living better with her students and to support them to approach life's challenges as a peaceful warrior. 

Megan's teaching style blends flow with thoughtful alignment and intentional holds.
In each class, you’ll experience a balance of movement and stillness—linking breath with mindful transitions while refining posture and strength.
Drawing from vinyasa’s rhythm, Iyengar’s precision, and Hatha’s steadiness—along with her background in corrective exercise and nutrition—Megan helps students move with greater awareness, balance, and ease both on and off the mat.

Ote has been practicing yoga since 1979, when she began leading riverside sessions as a guide. After years of studying at The Yoga Experience Studio in Flagstaff, Arizona, she and her husband, Reagan, retired in 2015 and returned to the home they built in 1978 in Kanab, Utah. At the time, yoga wasn’t yet available in Kanab—so Ote took the initiative to change that. She partnered with the Best Friends Wellness Center, pursued her certification at an ashram in Rollinsville, Colorado, and began teaching. Today, Ote is thrilled to once again share her love of yoga with the Kanab community.

Pilar holds a Doctorate in Integral Psychology, where she explored the mental health benefits of blending Eastern spiritual practices, neuroscience, and Western psychotherapy. A licensed psychotherapist with 33+ years in private practice, she’s also a 2nd-degree Brown Sash in Choy Li Fut Kung Fu. Pilar loves deep-sea diving, cooking, gardening, and being outdoors. Her daily wellness practice includes Yang-style Tai Chi and Qigong, trained through White Dragon Martial Arts in San Diego. Beyond her husband and dogs, her greatest joy is volunteering at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Rachel is a 500 RYT and has been practicing yoga for over 20 years, exploring styles like Bikram, Kundalini and Jivamukti. Over time her practice and teaching has evolved into mindful vinyasa flow that weaves together breath work, meditation and deep relaxation. Off the mat she enjoys being outdoors, hiking trails with her dogs, eating vegan food, and traveling to new adventures.

She started KYC studio to provide local teachers a space to share their love of yoga, invite students to grow and explore their own path and build a supportive community for all.

Sabrina is a 500 hour yoga teacher trained in Bali who believes every practice begins with a single, courageous try. Her beginner-friendly classes blend mindful movement, gentle humor, and nervous system regulation to inspire confidence and calm. She also offers sound baths with crystal bowls and gong to support deep rest and emotional release. Off the mat, she's often adventuring and traveling-always exploring presence and play and what it truly means to try living.

ZuZu walked into a yoga class 15 years ago with the goals of finding enough flexibility to touch her toes and enough stillness to survive graduate school. She has been an avid practitioner ever since, hauling a yoga mat on international adventures, teaching through language barriers in unlikely places, and rediscovering the peace and power of yoga again and again. Her own teachers in Bozeman and Houston have shaped her belief that yoga is a journey, not a destination — one with plenty of room for creativity, play, and learning free of expectations.