the studio
 

Welcome to the sweetest studio in town (or so says the Sacramento News & Review Best Of 2006)! We offer classes in many different styles and flavors to meet you where you are each day. Come see us at our new location at 2405 21st Street (at X). We have more space, better parking, and a sparkly new green studio to call home.

Our mission is to provide a welcoming, safe and sacred space where those interested in learning and enjoying yoga can experience the gifts of this ancient practice. We strive to do business in an environmentally responsible manner, and work to provide students with inspiration and resources to promote individual and collective well being.

We hope that you meet neighbors, make friends, learn more about yourself and your body, and have a great time when you're here. Our simple intention is that, through yoga, you find greater peace, joy and balance in your body—and life—inside and outside of class.

We love yoga. We love the learning, sharing and openness that results from the practice. Although yoga is a very personal thing, we believe that the community it creates is what keeps people coming back to a class setting. We cherish the family that has developed among staff and students and strive to make a positive contribution to the special community in which we live. Come explore with us and discover for yourself that "it's all yoga!" We look forward to seeing you soon!

New to Yoga?
The For Beginners page links to resource information including About Yoga, Tips for Class and FAQs. Visit for basic information and an idea of what to expect in class!


Namasté



  instructor bios
  We choose to honor the need for experimentation and exploration by providing a variety of teaching styles and influences, to reflect both our community's diversity and the ever-changing experience we have of ourselves. Although we offer a variety of styles of yoga, each class provides quality instruction in a safe, supportive space to allow you to experience all aspects of yourself.



"It's All Yoga" suggests that everything we do can be in the spirit, mindfulness and energy of the foundational principles of yoga!
 

Alicia Patrice

Alicia Patrice, registered yoga teacher, has been practicing for over ten years and believes in the healing potential of yoga. Her multi-level classes strive to foster community and trust and include gentle and relaxing asanas, breathing practices, and meditation. Alicia’s welcoming spirit and encouraging manner set students at ease and allows them the space to turn inward, concentrate, and become present. She enjoys using music and poetry to enhance the practice and utilizes a hands-on, creative approach to her teaching. A lifelong musician, Alicia is also devoted to the study of Sufism, and is a leader for the Dances of Universal Peace. “Let the beauty we love be what we do.” --Rumi


Althea Moynihan

Althea is a certified yoga teacher, and completed an intensive, residential Yoga In-Depth and Teacher Training program with Ganga White and Tracey Rich at the White Lotus Foundation in Santa Barbara. California.  Althea’s personal teaching style integrates emphasis on alignment and form with a Vinyasa style of coordinating breath and movement.  She teaches classes for local fitness clubs in Sacramento and Carmichael.  Althea also teaches specialty yoga classes for corporations, parent groups, children and health care facilities in the greater Sacramento area.

Althea is also a registered nurse, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing and a Master’s Degree in Public Health.  She has worked in a variety of healthcare settings nationally and overseas as a clinical nurse, consultant and health educator.  Althea has been in the dance and fitness industry for over 20 years.


Kay Hill, RYT

Kay teaches a deep, challenging practice often called Power Yoga or Power Flow.  Her classes are designed with the intention of each student discovering his/her inner light and joy.   She challenges you with safe boundaries allowing mental and physical blocks to gracefully dissolve through the practice.  Each practice stresses breath, alignment, aerobic flow and an inward attention towards healing.  Students are gently guided towards their deepest practice with hands-on adjusting. 

Kay began her yoga path 7 years ago and credits her move to San Francisco as the true awakening of her personal practice.  She completed her first yoga teacher training at Canyon Spirit studio in Auburn, CA and has continued her training with teacher intensives and workshops under Shiva Rea and Ana Forrest.  She studies on an ongoing basis with various teachers in the Sacramento and Bay Area.


Linda Wagner

Linda has been teaching yoga since 2001. She took her first teacher training in Los Angeles at the Center For Yoga and taught in the LA area for 2 years before coming to Sacramento.

Anusara teacher trainings and yoga therapy trainings, including studies with the founder of Anusara Yoga, John Friend, round out Linda¹s background. She is an Affiliated Anusara Yoga Teacher and a member of Yoga Alliance.

Linda likes her classes to challenge the student in a compassionate and playful way. She encourages her students to use the Anusara Principles of Alignment and the Anusara Tantric Philosophy to cultivate a rich, fulfilling practice and life. She has a firm belief that when we leave the yoga mat, we do not leave our practice behind.


Madeleine Lohman

Madeleine is a registered yoga teacher and certified massage therapist with a long-standing interest in holistic health and well-being.  Her classes are an eclectic mix of soft Iyengar-infleunced yoga, breathwork, awareness, meditation, self-massage techniques, and even the occastional belly dancing move! Emphasis is on providing an atmosphere of kindness, respect, and safety. Each student progresses at their own pace, discovering ways to move and live with greater comfort, ease, and joy.


Michelle Marlahan

Everything’s better after yoga. Michelle believes each practice has something unique to offer, and the gifts of the practice will differ from day to day.  You might expand past your own definitions, actually rest, leave with a new perspective, let your body stretch and express and celebrate.

Michelle began practicing in 1996 and has been inspired and transformed by the practice daily since. Weaving poetry, music and spiritual focus into her classes, she seeks to balance the seriousness of the practice with laughter, joy and fun.

“Be like the bee who seeks the nectar of many flowers…and then make your own honey.”  After all, it’s all yoga.


Tamara Dowling

Coming soon!


Tamara Lee Standard

Tamara Lee teaches Vinyasa, Hatha and Kundalini Yoga. She is a vibrant and lively teacher, with passion for her students’growth and personal transformations. Her hope is help students find and connect even more deeply to that fire within that ignites the spirit and awakens the mind. She will challenge you and encourage you. She enjoys leading you to your edge and letting you visit there, but only long enough to see it, acknowledge it, and move beyond any self-imposed limitations you may have.

She also is working on an internet TV show called “YOGA GIRL” which can be found at www.yogagirlsf.com. Her desire is to bring yoga to people who might not have the opportunity or resources to be exposed to it. In her show she performs a radical form of karma yoga where she teaches yoga on the streets of the tenderloin and mission districts of San Francisco. She will inspire you to find your path of service. Her original teacher training was through the Sivananda Ashram. This summer she completed another teacher training in Kundalini yoga in Espanola, New Mexico. She has continued to study with Sri. K. Pattabi Jois, and various other San Francisco Anusara, Iyengar, and Jivamukti instructors. She draws from many styles and creates a safe place for students of all levels to learn.


 
     
 
It's All Yoga • 916.501.4692 • info@itsallyoga.com • 2106 11th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95818