John Seelye is a senior yoga instructor with over 35 years of teaching experience who is well versed in the all levels of yoga practice, the healing arts of yoga therapeutics and support of the subtle energy bio fields through the use of Pranic Healing and Reiki.

Katherine Shapiro holds a BFA in Dance from SUNY Purchase and brings over 25 years of experience as a senior yoga teacher and master Pilates instructor. Her work is rooted in anatomical precision, somatic intelligence, and a deep commitment to personalized, lifelong movement.

She has completed advanced yoga training through ISHTA, Yoga Shanti, and Yoga Works, and studied classical Pilates directly under Romana Kryzanowska at the original Pilates studio. Katherine was one of the first Power Pilates instructors and served as a senior teacher at Yoga Works. She currently teaches for Hospital for Special Surgery, Pilates House in NYC, and One Ocean Yoga — now located in Water Mill — where she has taught yoga for over 20 years.

Known for her clarity, compassion, and finely tuned eye, Katherine offers movement sessions that support strength, balance, and longevity for adults of all ages and abilities.

Camille has been practicing yoga since the age of ten. She taught for eighteen years, and after a seven year break is so happy to be back sharing her compelling passion for teaching, her knowledge of the body, her love of movement and music, and her constantly developing understanding of asana. Camille has received advanced certifications from Iyengar Greats Maxine Tobias and Shandor Remete, as well as Bikram Choudhury and Erich Shiffmann. Early influences in her life were Dharma Mittra and Ana Forrest. Camille developed a yoga vinyasa flow series she has taught to students and teachers worldwide. She has been featured in, "W," "Self," "Vogue," "Time-Out," and, "Hamptons Magazines," as well as publications such as, "The New York Post," and, "USA Today." She appeared on, "Live With Regis," as Regis' Yogini, as well as cable television programs in Vail, Miami, and New York. She is currently writing a book on her one-on-one work. She loves to sail and scull.

Inspired by the Anusara tradition and grateful to her many teachers, Gina takes an integrative approach to her teaching style, strongly focused on mindfullness, foundation, and breath. Her approach can be summarized by the teachings of her mentor, author and Shaman Don Miguel Ruiz.. Always speak your truth... Always do your best... Dont make Assumptions.... and Don't Take anything Personally.... Namaste

Gina began her practice of yoga after suffering debilitating back pain following years of competitive sport. She discovered yoga while living in Hong Kong 12 years go, when Pure Yoga opened its first studio there in 2002. She was inspired there by her teachers Patrick Creelman, who first introduced her to the Anusara style, and subsequently Stephen Thomas, with whom she completed her teacher training in Koh Samui , Thailand, and who unveiled for her the spiritual and meditative aspect of yoga and with whom she has deepened her practice of pranayama, chant and meditation. Gina has further studied with Rodney Yee and Coleen Saidman, among others, to complete the Urban Zen 500 hour level training in 2009. Having completed advanced studies in the Anusara tradition with John Friend, John Seelye, Ross Rayburn and Louis Nesbitt, she maintains a deep respect for the principles of those teachings. Gina is also a level 2 Reiki practitioner and Healer, and is certified "Body Talk"  practitioner and uses the healing properties of  essential oils in both her yoga classes and integrative therapy.

Karen has been described by many as a “natural born teacher”. She began her professional life as a Special Education Teacher at an early age, and continues her learning today, both as a teacher and student.

Endowing her yoga classes with the same individual attention as she did in her former years of teaching , Karen’s personal commitment is to bring out the Beauty, Heart, and Spirit in every student. She makes yoga user-friendly—with her, playfulness, purity of heart, and a lightness and simplicity deeply rooted in her extensive study of Yoga as a Living Practice of Energy Movement through the Chakra System.
In addition to Karen’s eternal quest of accessing yoga as an integrative Mind/Body/Spiritual Practice, through her formal training in Hatha and Raja Yoga with the Himalayan Institute; she is also trained in Thai Yoga Massage, Sound Healing, and Aromatherapy. She is a Polarity Practioner, a Reiki Master and an Interfaith Minister. These incorporated modalities have instilled Karen with the wisdom and grace to help her students reap the joys of living yoga on and off the mat.
Her classes are designed for students to define, refine, and align their postures--with freedom, wonderment, and a dedication to their personal growth and celebration of life.
Learn more about Karen by visiting her website at www.karenmmeyer.com.

I was introduced to yoga in the mid 80’s on a summer trip to Vermont. We stopped at a spa in the mountains and took a class with a local yoga teacher. It was a transformative experience. There was no turning back! I knew that I would continue as I had never felt so much more at ease and so alive after any other type of exercise class I had taken. I continued to practice, and then in 2000 completed a 200 hour yoga teacher certification program in Westchester. Since then, I have studied extensively with many internationally renown yoga teachers ,including Colleen Saidman Yee, Rodney Yee, Angela Farmer and Victor Von Kooten, and completed additional trainings – 500 hour Yoga teacher and Urban Zen certifications at Yoga Shanti in Sag Harbor, Trauma Sensitive Yoga at the Trauma Center at the Justice Resource Institute and, most recently, I completed a certification in the Inelda End of Life Doula training. My master’s in social work had also deepened my yoga practice.
I seek to maintain a perpetual beginner’s mind in my yoga and hope you will join me in class to continue to explore finding peace of mind, more balance in life, ways to unwind, to explore yoga from the inside out and to breath.