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Our Instructors
Maggie's yoga journey is a vibrant blend of movement, mindfulness, and music. With a 200-hour YRT certification and over 500 hours of teaching experience in Toronto, she specializes in dynamic vinyasa classes that empower students to discover balance, strength, and inner peace. Maggie's approach is both invigorating and accessible—infusing her flow with elements of dance and music to create a truly expressive practice. She invites students to explore the joyful interplay between movement and melody while being mindful on alignments. Whether you're just starting or deepening your practice, Maggie's classes offer a unique space to connect with your body and express your authentic self on the mat.
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
Maggie
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Igal is a Registered Massage Therapist, Medical Acupuncture Practitioner, Yoga student and teacher, and Sound Therapy Facilitator. With a decade of experience in the rehabilitation healthcare field, Igal began practicing yoga as a self-care modality. His deep knowledge of the human body, combined with a strong curiosity about the spiritual dimensions of yoga, has led him on a transformative journey of learning that he now shares with his clients and students.
Igal completed his yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India. His teaching style is a unique blend of clinical expertise and holistic yogic insights, delivered with passion and care.
Igal will be leading a variety of yoga classes, from beginner to advanced levels. To learn more about Igal, his approach to yoga, and his other practices, visit his website at: restorativetherapy.ca
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
Igal
Lilly has been practicing yoga for over half her lifetime and has over 300 hours of formal training as a certified yoga instructor. She offers classes at several studios in Toronto, including beginner and intermediate vinyasa and candlelit restorative yoga with guided meditation. She is also a certified second-degree Reiki practitioner. Lilly’s true passion lies in Bhakti yoga, the yoga of devotional music, song, and chanting. She loves to host Bhakti song circles for the community with live music and voice activation workshops. Lilly’s style of teaching is both gentle and challenging, rooted in compassionate self-inquiry with a focus on accessible movement, strengthening, deep stretching, alignment, and most importantly, loving awareness.
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
Lilly
"Yoga has been a stable and constant presence in my life since 2018, helping me cultivate a deep awareness of my body and mind. It teaches me how to be present in the moment and to embrace each experience with clarity and peace.
For me, yoga is a source of joy, peace, and excitement that helps me navigate the ups and downs of everyday life. I am passionate about guiding others on their own journey, encouraging a joyful exploration of their potential and helping them discover the transformative power of yoga."
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
“I believe that each person is responsible for creating the life they truly desire, and what we see outside of us is merely a reflection of our thoughts and feelings. I have had a personal practice since 2014 and the practice has evolved in many ways over the years helping me understand the different dimensions of my own mind allowing me to understand others and help them in their journey of personal development.”
Olga
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