Rolma started her yoga journey in 2022 by stepping out of her comfort zone and trying something new so close to her home. It was meant to be, and she is now a 200 hour yoga certified teacher!

She is a full-time health care professional and a loving mom. Rolma spends much of her time taking care of others and has found yoga to be instrumental in her self-care practice. Rolma loves to encourage and inspire others. She aims to create a supportive environment in her classes wanting to bring out the best in her students and have a few laughs along the way!

Sara started practicing yoga as a young dancer two decades ago. Yoga has helped Sara tackle life's challenges and form a deeper connection with herself and others. She completed her 200 hour certification with Monarch Yoga in Philadelphia and loves to teach powerful, dynamic classes, while creating a space of self-acceptance, silliness, and exploration.

When not on the mat, you can catch Sara hanging with her husband, Jack, and their many dogs and cats.

Jordi is a 200-hour-trained yoga instructor. He received his certification in Vinyasa yoga on the Hawaiian Island of Maui.

Jordi's practice focuses on channeling mental strength to build a more powerful mind, body and spirit. He has taught Aloha Vinyasa in Hawaii and his classes are centered around arm balances, inversions and building killer bandas.

Come ready to work up a sweat and to practice exciting poses!

Lisa started her yoga journey at the ripe young age of 42. She always has had a passion for physical fitness but she finally found her heart "workout". After committing to a regular practice she learned that there is way more to yoga than poses and she shares that in her classes.

Lisa attended Upaya School of the Yoga Arts and received her 200 hour certification. She is a RYT-200 through Yoga Alliance and has been teaching since 2019. She teaches a fun, energizing, strength-building style flow and offers a lot of variations to poses to fit your body while you explore your journey. Props are encouraged. Lisa is an Artistic Director/Hairstylist of 30+ years at a local hair salon and spa. She's married to her husband Bob and has two grown children Alexxa and Aidan. Also proud fur Mom of Angelina and the late Remi.

Lindsey started practicing Bikram yoga in 2006 as a way to get back into shape after having her first child. Shortly after, she realized in addition to getting in shape, yoga was also helping to alleviate her chronic lower back pain. With a desire to expand her yoga practice, Lindsey then started to explore Vinyasa based yoga and began to realize the many other benefits of yoga.

Inspired to educate and bring yoga to others she completed a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training with Wild Soul Yoga in December 2014 and has been teaching Yin Yoga since February 2016. In March 2017, Lindsey also completed a 30-Hour Yin Yoga Immersion and Teacher Training with Experience Yoga.

Yoga continues to contribute to the many positive transformations in Lindsey's life on and off the yoga mat and her goal is for other yogis to experience the same.

Anne Marie began practicing yoga in 2010 and soon realized that yoga is much more than just the poses. She loved how it was a place to feel strong and connected to herself and the community. With her many years of practice, she grew a desire to give back what she learned from each class and every teacher. As a result, Anne Marie completed yoga teaching training in the spring of 2022 at New Moon Hot Yoga in hopes of sharing her experiences with others. Her focus is on Vinyasa Flow and you can expect to move, sweat, and breathe.

Sema has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and has earned her RYT 200 yoga alliance certification through Fitness Yoga Studios in Mullica Hill, NJ. She learned about yoga when she was teaching group fitness classes, about 15 years ago. She has retired from group fitness, due to an injury, and has learned how beneficial yoga has been, so continues to practice.

Her hobbies include traveling, and she loves to learn different cultures as well as experiencing foods from all over the world. She is a French native, so traveling to France to visit her family is a yearly trip. She also enjoys the outdoors, hiking with her dog, skiing with her husband, and camping with her family. Being compassionate and always remembering to be kind is something she enjoys sharing, and reminding others about.

"We all are full of love, and happiness - let's not forget that."

Having practiced for several years without much consistency, Maria found a deeper connection to yoga (or rather, it found her) when she needed it most.

Maria loves all the ways in which yoga has allowed her to explore a deeper self and push beyond perceived limits physically, mentally, and spiritually. She aims to provide a space for similar exploration, connection, and empowerment in her classes while focusing on the process and not the outcome.

She completed her 200 hour certification with Wild Soul Teacher Training at New Moon Hot Yoga.

Sheila started practicing yoga in college in 2007. She quickly fell in love and started teaching groups of people on medical mission trips for fun. She eventually completed a 100-hr Bhakti vinyasa training in Northern Pennsylvania in 2012. This led her to teach yoga classes to hospital staff at the Wellness Center of the hospital she was working as a nurse.

In 2015, Sheila completed a 200-hr vinyasa training in Maui, teaching on the island of Maui after training completed and various studios upon her return.

Sheila has a passion for restorative yoga, yoga nidra, and a well-rounded vinyasa, healing the body, mind, and soul. Her passion for integrative medicine as a nurse practitioner has led her to incorporate yoga into healing.

Gina's excitement for health and fitness stems from her extensive dance background. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from the University of the Arts, her 200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher training in 2017 with Laura Bonanni at Fitness Yoga, a Pilates reformer training in 2018 and completed her 500-Hour Comprehensive Pilates training in 2025 through Club Pilates.

Gina's language is movement and she believes activating your body and mind is an important part of any movement practice. You can expect to leave her classes feeling energized, confident and stronger from within knowing that you did something great for your health and well-being.

When Gina isn't guiding others through movement you can find her hanging out with her husband, their two boys and their dogs Cappuccino and Latte.

Shortly after Mandi moved back to her hometown from Texas to help care for a family member, she decided to try yoga for self care and stress reduction. She walked in to New Moon Hot Yoga and she never left! Mandi immediately committed to a consistent practice, completed the 200-hour teacher training at the studio in 2022 and began teaching in 2023.

Along with being an avid sports fan, Mandi loves the beach, hiking and just about anything outside. She hopes to inspire her students to embrace their abilities - whatever they may be - and fall in love with yoga like she did.

Allegra considers herself a student of yoga who also teaches, guiding classes with curiosity and care through a lens of learning and service. She first found yoga in her early 20s while seeking relief from anxiety, returned to the mat as a complement to fitness training in her 30s, and the practice soon revealed a pathway to integration, clarity, and well-being—an experience she is passionate about sharing with others.

Allegra is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) inspired by Katonah Yoga® theory and practices; she draws from studies in Vinyasa, Hatha, Ashtanga, and Bhakti along with Buddhism and Taoism. Her teaching weaves breath and movement, time and space to help students orient and organize, within and without.

She emphasizes discernment, personal agency, and positioning ourselves to participate sustainably. In class, students can expect to center and ground with slower breath and movement, build to dynamic sequences with peak challenges and accessible options, and wind down with resting poses and meditation—all the while referencing frameworks in the body and leveraging boundaries for information to set up conditions for holistic health and well-being.

Suzanne's introduction to yoga began in 2001 after an injury ended her running career. She was drawn in by the challenging workout and stayed when she realized it was a healing modality. Suzanne also credits her yoga practice with helping her relieve the stress of new motherhood and stay active during those years.

In addition to her undergraduate and graduate degrees, Suzanne completed a 200-hour Teacher Training with Wild Soul Yoga and participated in numerous workshops and courses on meditation, personal and professional growth, leadership training, team building and overcoming fear.

She is committed to helping others realize their own potential, and encourages her students to challenge themselves and push past their perceived limitations. Suzanne has a nurturing soul, is full of energy and her quick wit will keep you smiling throughout class.