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meghan biemiller (she/her)
- i own the joint!
Meghan developed a love for hot yoga in 2014. After searching for a local yoga home, she became the proud owner of Love Evolution Studio in 2017. The most important thing for Meghan about owning LES is to provide a sense of community and belonging to anyone who walks through the door.
In 2022, Meghan graduated from the studio’s first 200-hour teacher training program. She plans to teach zero classes but is grateful for the opportunity to participate and deepen her own practice.
In addition to being a studio owner, entrepreneur, wife, and mom, Meghan is also a sales representative at Skylight Creative Ideas and a licensed Cosmetologist.
chelsey allen (she/her)
Chelsey found her passion for yoga by jumping head first into teacher training before she had really established her own practice. From then on, it’s been a staple in her everyday life. Over the last 6 years she’s deepened her education and continued learning and flowing through additional trainings, such as aerial and yin. Her favorite style of yoga will always be hot power but she loves trying all styles. She loves yoga because it resets her in every way.
When she’s not teaching, she’s hiking, traveling, or in a body of water somewhere with her partner Mel, her mutt Anya and her golden retriever Sweet Potato.
austin brown (he/him)
Austin is a 500 hour RYT dedicated to the art of teaching power yoga. Having previously been driven by the competitive nature of physique shows and playing college football, yoga has helped him find balance between true confidence and ego. Austin loves crafting high vibes playlists for his power classes, as well as learning new and challenging sequences to bring to the room. He also teaches inversion workshops, acro yoga, and brings the power of sound healing to the table as well. When he’s not on his mat, you can catch him riding his bike, working out, entertaining his two cats, spending time with family, or trying and sharing new vegan recipes.
Sarah Day-Boodhoo (she/her)
Geetadevi Sarah (RYT 500) stepped into her first yoga class in 2005 and in 2017/2020 received her 200 & 500 hour certifications through JaiPure yoga under the guidance of master teachers, Reverend Amba Marcie Wallace and Satya Loryn Riggiola. Yogic breathing (pranayama), philosophy (dharma), the postures and mantra are included in each style of yoga she teaches, whether vinyasa, slow-flow, chair, Sadhana (spiritual practice) or meditation.
Geetadevi became a disciple of Sri Reverend Jaganath Carrera, her Spiritual Teacher and Guru in 2022. Her spiritual name, Geetadevi, means ‘Goddess of Divine Song’. She continues to deepen her spiritual practice studying with Reverend Carrera and Senior Teachers. She has completed several certifications in the study of the Yoga Sutras and has completed the first out of a five-year Acharya training program with Reverend Carrera. Upon completion, she will be an ordained Yoga Reverend.
emily cutter (she/her)
Originally from New Jersey, Emily found her home in Maryland and a deep sense of community in yoga here – a “home away from home.” Emily started practicing yoga in 2013, during a period in which she felt like she lost touch with herself. At the same time, she was experiencing hip misalignment which prevented her from being able to walk properly. After multiple physical therapy sessions and chiropractic care, she turned to yoga to treat her injuries. These experiences helped shape Emily’s belief that yoga is empowering, and she is forever a student. Her classes are meant to bring forward intention and awareness, connect movement with Ujjayi breath, and help students understand the foundations of yoga, all while inviting love into their practice! Emily’s hope is for every person to discover their own divine power and how to use it through the practices of selflessness, mindfulness, and self-empowerment. Outside of the studio, Emily works in the renewable energy industry to fight climate change and help others understand the importance of renewable resources!
sarah dziatko (she/her)
Sarah is a passionate and dedicated 200-hour certified yoga instructor, teaching since 2019. Her journey into yoga began after a back injury and spinal fusion, which is why she places a strong emphasis on the importance of modifying poses to accommodate different bodies, injuries, and limitations. In her classes, Sarah encourages students to listen to their bodies and find what feels best for them, knowing that everyone's practice is unique.
Specializing in heated power yoga and all-levels Vinyasa flow, Sarah’s teaching is rooted in the belief that yoga is about more than just a great workout, it’s a tool for mindfulness and healing. Vinyasa, which links breath to movement, is the heart of her classes. Whether you're looking to build strength, increase flexibility, or quiet the mind, you’ll experience a balanced practice designed to meet you where you are today.
Sarah believes that yoga is an ongoing journey for both body and mind, and that there is no "perfect" pose or final destination. Each class is an opportunity to grow, learn, and connect to your inner self. Whether you're new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, you’ll find a supportive space in Sarah's classes where you can honor your body and embrace the flow.
stephanie gregory (she/her)
Stephanie started practicing yoga in 2015 and immediately fell in love with the mind-body connection she gained on the mat. As a middle school math and science teacher, Stephanie often finds ways to incorporate yoga philosophy and mindfulness into her daily life. She joined the LES community during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, where yoga became not only a way to manage stress and anxiety, but also a way of life.
Stephanie completed her 200-hour training with Erin Leach in March 2023 and is also a certified children’s yoga teacher. She is passionate about sharing the transformative power of yoga with others and strives to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for yogis of all levels. Whether you are brand new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, Stephanie’s goal is to help you find greater balance, strength, and peace both on and off the mat.
In her spare time Stephanie enjoys live music, camping with her family, spending time at the beach, and reading.
erin leach (she/her)
Erin Leach began practicing yoga as a college student and immediately fell in love with the overall sense of strength and peace she felt after each practice. She aims to help her students cultivate these same qualities within themselves in every class she leads. A lifelong learner, Erin has dedicated countless hours to the study of a variety of practices within the yogic tradition, helping her deepen the foundation from which she can teach and grow. Her certifications include 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (Jason Crandell Yoga Method), Registered Children’s Yoga Teacher (ChildLight Yoga and Mindfulness), Certified Meditation Teacher (Sura Flow), Usui Reiki Master (Natural Healer), and Certified Mobility Specialist (The Ready State). Erin has also completed prenatal yoga teacher training with Yoga Birth. In 2020, Erin published her first children’s book, A Bear’s Guide to Yoga, to help families integrate yoga and mindfulness into their everyday lives. Outside of the studio, Erin is a licensed professional counselor working in private practice. When Erin is not teaching, practicing, or learning, you can find her sailing, paddleboarding, reading, sewing, and spending time with her husband and two sons.
adriane miller (she/her)
Adriane is certified as E-RYT 500, the highest level of certification recognized by the Yoga Alliance.
She began practicing yoga and meditation as a teenager. She has trained with Joseph Le Page, co-founder of Integrative Yoga Therapy; plus Kaelash Neels, Doug Keller, Jodie Rufty and others with deep roots in hatha yoga tradition and philosophy.
Adriane continues her discovery of the healing power of yoga through teaching and study of asana, pranayama and meditation. Her teaching vision is to guide students of any age and ability to the yoga practice that helps them develop flexibility and strength—in body, mind, and spirit—and accept life’s challenges with grace.
Adriane lives in Bel Air with her husband and two dogs.
jayme nagle (she/her)
Jayme began exploring yoga about 20 years ago as a complement to exercise. Eventually, she realized the depth that yoga offers beyond movement and poses; the practice of yoga helps her handle stress better and move through life with more harmony. She strives to create practices that are accessible, inclusive, intentional and exploratory so that one can access their own inner strength, resiliency and functional mobility.
She is continuing her yoga education at the Maryland University of Integrative Health, working towards a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy.
Jayme is a yoga teacher with Point of Light non-profit organization in Bel Air. She previously volunteered with the Connected Warriors Program, offering free yoga to Veterans, First Responders and their family members.
Jayme is also a Licensed Physical Therapist. While not practicing or teaching yoga, she enjoys reading/learning, walking, spending time in nature, traveling and cooking. She lives in Bel Air with her husband-David, Son-Andrew, Daughter-Audrey, Dog-Cooper and Cat-Buddy.
april plaisted (she/her)
April started her yoga journey in 1998 while she was living on the shores of La Jolla, CA and working as a middle and high school language arts teacher at UCSD. After years of teaching step, cardio, and conditioning classes, she was drawn to the quiet introspective side of yoga and the focus on linking body and breath. In 2014, after the birth of her third child, she decided to challenge herself by earning her 200-hour yoga certification, complementing her ACE, LesMills, and Drums Alive certifications.
April loves to keep things moving and challenging, usually teaching vinyasa, power, and sculpt classes set to motivating playlists everyone loves. She is also certified to teach Yoga on the Wall. In her spare time, she has ridden the C&O canal trail, hiked portions of the Appalachian trail, and enjoys visiting our National Parks to camp and explore.
coral pross (she/her)
Coral has a passion for teaching and health which lead her to yoga. Teaching and practicing yoga has become more than just a physical practice. It has lead to a greater awareness not only physically, but mindfully as well. Coral hopes that in her classes you will find a place to explore, laugh, learn, and let go! Namaste!
morgan riley (she/her)
Morgan enjoys a rhythmic & playful approach to yoga with its foundation based in “Hatha” which focuses strongly on the connection of breath to movement. When she started practicing yoga in college it was an elective (and primarily a way to avoid any form of traditional strength training which she ironically now loves). Everything happens for a reason and what she discovered in that class was a growing appreciation for herself. The challenges we face on the mat, test our mind and the stories we tell ourselves. From that place, her life began to change. She realized that through the power of the breath & the philosophies shared within yoga, we can alter our state of being finding strength, resilience, compassion and love for ourselves and others. That kind of empowerment is what Morgan loves most about yoga and why she chooses to teach/share this practice; to help remind us of our greatness.
She received her E-RYT 200 certification back in 2009; furthering her studies she did an intensive Power Yoga training with Down Dog Yoga in Georgetown, MD and a Trauma Informed Yoga Intensive with Sol Yoga in Frederick, MD. The combination of these methodologies lends to a teaching style that invites us to challenge our perceived limitations so that we can become more of who we are meant to be. tell your story online can make all the difference.
jean rubanick (she/her)
Jean began practicing yoga in 2006 while she attended veterinary school. Since then, she has practiced various forms of yoga, all of which have nourished and supported her through her Army career and veterinary residency program. She completed her 200 hour yoga teacher training in Killeen, TX in 2017, followed by a 108-hour mentorship called “The Art of Holding Space.” Since then she has trained in various forms of yoga, including vinyasa, restorative, yin, prenatal, and meditation, as well as received certifications in iRest yoga nidra and Warriors at Ease. Jean particularly enjoys the meditative aspects of yoga and, through her own practice, is continuously practicing letting go of what she can’t control and what no longer serves her. She truly believes that teaching yoga brings out the best in her and strives to give her students the gift of the present moment. She recently relocated to Bel Air, MD with her husband, two boys, two cats, and two dogs. Aside from yoga, she enjoys travel, the beach, and reading and aspires to write a book.
kelly terrell (she/her)
Kelly started practicing yoga in 2015 as a way to help manage anxiety, and quickly fell in love. A yoga teacher friend convinced her to do yoga teacher training, and Kelly got her 200hr YTT from Be Yoga in Georgia in 2019. She’s been teaching ever since.
Kelly teaches vinyasa, yin, and kids’ yoga classes (Kidding Around Yoga - 2020), all of which are designed so that yogis of all ages, abilities, and experience feel that yoga is accessible to them. She loves to combine calm, mindful movement with a spirit of playfulness so that students leave their mats feeling strong, confident, and peaceful.
When she’s not on her yoga mat, Kelly works with children with autism as a BCBA, and spends as much time as she can with her husband, toddler, and two cats. She also enjoys reading, baking, singing (poorly), hiking, kayaking, and camping.