A Seattle-based yoga teacher, Carling is known for her lighthearted attention to detail and commitment to the growth of her students. Connecting individuals to the practice through intelligent and informed sequencing, compassionate, intentional adjustments, and relevant alignment instruction.

Carling’s teaching is designed to give students the tools and techniques to access their own unique body’s needs, create new connections and continue to find the center of themselves each time they step on their mats. As a balance to her regular classes, Carling is trained as a Doula and also specializes in prenatal yoga. She has been featured in and contributed writing to publications such as Yoga International, Mantra Magazine, and Yoga Digest. When she's not on the mat, you can find her hanging with her partner in crime Patrick, dreaming of Tokyo, singing along at local shows, and shopping for retro sneakers.

In 2019, she and Patrick Beach opened Commune Yoga studio in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle.

Josh is an international yoga teacher, who grew up in Zimbabwe. He spent his youth in New Zealand, where he developed his passion for yoga.

Today, his style melds a unique blend of Iyengar Yoga and Vinyasa flow. His emphasis on alignment and pose integrity allows students to safely deepen their practice and build full body strength and control – all while gaining a rich understanding of classical and nuanced yoga postures.

In addition to teaching and practicing yoga, Josh works as a humanitarian professional, supporting the implementation of programs in developing countries with the vision of achieving a sustainable world free from poverty and injustice. He has worked with countries across Africa, Asia, and the Pacific.

Born and raised in LA, Calvin grew up surrounded by a community submerged in yoga. His love for sports and the physical world led him to surfing and Jiu Jitsu and in his 20s he began practicing yoga. He felt an immediate connection to the practice, launching him into his current path as a teacher.

Calvin has over 500 hours of training with some of the best teachers in the world, including Vinnie Marino, Jenny Aurthur, Jesse Schein, Sharath Jois, and many more. This intentional, rigorous training has greatly influenced his well-rounded teaching style, which is a distinct blend of Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Iyengar.

Calvin’s classes will challenge you, make you sweat, and push you to the next level. They will open and strengthen your body all while bringing you to a state of peace, relaxation, and rejuvenation.

Caley Alyssa is an internationally beloved health and wellness maven with a passion for helping everyone she encounters — both in her classes and off the mat — manifest their dreams. In her life, yoga was the game-changer that helped her articulate and actualize her own and it is through her yoga classes, workshops, retreats, and online content that she aims to help others find health and happiness.

From an early age, Caley was deeply invested in physical fitness — from ballet to skiing to hiking and everything in between. This love of movement translates to a practice and teaching style that is both strong and graceful, challenging and grounding. Over the years, her practice has become much more than just physical, taking on a more spiritual and esoteric role with meditation and other distinctly inward-focused practices at the very center.

Caley's knowledge of and expertise in all things health and wellness is evidenced by her extensive training. She has completed multiple teacher trainings, including two 200-hour teacher trainings, a 500-hour teacher training with Dharma Mittra, children's yoga teacher training, and more. She is also a Certified Holistic Health Coach through the American Association of Drugless Practitioners.

DeAndre Sinette is a yoga and meditation instructor with over 3500 hours of teaching experience.

Born and raised in Texas, Deandre started out as a fitness lover and regular gym-goer with perpetually tight muscles. He heard how great yoga was for the mind and body, so he dove right into the practice. As someone who faced emotional and mental abuse growing up, he ended up finding healing through yoga and turned his pain into purpose. He began teaching yoga in 2015 and made it his life’s mission to bring people out of darkness and help them find healing through movement.

In addition to being a trauma-informed teacher with an E-RYT 200 designation, he is trained in yoga nidra and is studying for an advanced certification in mindful meditation. He considers himself a lifelong student and believes that regular practice is key to finding true alignment in life.