Since 2005, the longest-running yoga studio in Austin
Claire Burrows has been practicing yoga for twenty years and is a certified Dharma Yoga instructor. She grew up in Austin, has a PhD in Comparative Literature, volunteers for the Texas Book Festival, and finds literary inspiration in a yoga book club with her Dharma Yoga sangha. Claire’s relaxing Sunday evening Gentle Nightcap classes welcome all levels of experience and encourage a lifelong curiosity in yoga and meditation.
God’swill Osa is a certified Dharma Yoga teacher and contemplative practitioner who holds a Ph.D. in Government from the University of Texas at Austin, where he specialized in political psychology. His research explores the emotional and spiritual dimensions of collective life, bringing together insights from political psychology, contemplative traditions, and the study of identity and belonging. God’swill’s Monday night Gentle class combines soft, fluid movement with restorative meditation and yoga nidra, inviting students of all experience levels to unwind, reconnect with themselves, and enter the spacious stillness at the heart of practice.
Amy Ulmer is a designer and certified teacher of Dharma Yoga who approaches both interiors and yoga with the same curiosity: What helps people feel more at home in their spaces, daily life, and physical bodies? With Amy’s Monday night Flow class, expect a moderately vigorous practice that’s grounding, playful, and geared towards connection to your own body and the community around you.
Hannah Montovani is a movement enthusiast and coach who loves blending the ancient wisdom of Buddhism and yoga with modern science to promote wellbeing and health. A certified Dharma Meditation instructor, she's been practicing hatha yoga for over a decade and teaching since 2020. Her relaxing, candlelit Monday night Gentle Flow class focuses on yin and restorative poses and guided meditation.
Dr. Azeen Anjum has a medical doctorate from Baylor College of Medicine and is a certified teacher of Dharma Yoga. When not taking care of patients in the hospital, she enjoys traveling, moving outdoors, and spending time with her cat Azula. She is interested in helping others prevent lifestyle-related chronic illnesses through a holistic approach to wellness. Azeen’s all levels classes provide yoga practices designed to reduce stress, enhance physical fitness, and promote resilience.
Cole Jackob is a competitive Ultra Marathoner and certified teacher of Dharma Yoga and Thai Yoga Massage with over 1,000 hours of training in India and Thailand. Combining restorative yoga poses, pranayama, and mantra chanting, Cole’s calming, heartfelt classes welcome all levels of experience and promise to bring joy and relaxation into your life.
Kelly Wilson works in philanthropy and is a certified Dharma Yoga instructor. She founded Blue Spring Impact to support more intentional and connected giving. As an arborist in practice and a student of improv, she approaches life with a beginner’s mindset. Kelly brings creativity, a playful “yes and” spirit, moderate dynamic movement, and grounded stillness to her Flow classes, and welcomes all levels of experience.
Zoe Mantarakis Wenger has over two decades of yoga teaching experience and was voted Austin's best Yoga Teacher of 2014. Zoe is known for her uniquely sequenced Hatha Flow classes, which skillfully blend the precise art of yoga alignment with philosophy and relaxation techniques that guide students of all levels toward self-knowledge, peace and a blissful abidance in the present moment.
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Keith Kachtick is a Plan II graduate from the University of Texas, and has an MFA from the Iowa Writers Workshop. He created Dharma Yoga as a blend of classical Indian Yoga and Dzogchen Buddhism while teaching meditation in New York prisons in the nineties. He contributes to Yoga Journal, Newsweek, Texas Monthly, Esquire, Spirituality & Health, and the New York Times Magazine, and has written two books on Buddhism, You Are Not Here and Hungry Ghost (a New York Times Notable Book of the Year). Since 2005, Keith has certified over 700 teachers of Dharma Yoga.