Margaret Strom, RYT, is nationally certified and the owner/director of Mountain Moon Yoga. She has a B.A. in Psychology and completed graduate school in Natural Resource Management. The yoga spark was ignited 15 years ago and has been burning ever since. Margaret has been teaching for 11 years and uses her knowledge of asana and human physiology to guide students to that place of comfort and peace within their own body. She combines her background in Iyengar, Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow and Viniyoga with gentleness and compassion honoring each student’s strengths and challenges.


Jeannine Aberg-Maes has been practicing yoga for 15 years and teaching over 10 years. She completed a year long Iyengar-based teacher training and weaves Ashtanga principles throughout her classes. Jeannine is a Licensed Psychotherapist and feels yoga is essential to good mental health for physical, emotional and spiritual reasons. She currently has a special interest in back health issues. 




Bill Dorigan, J.D., M.A., is a certified Anusara teacher who started practicing yoga in 1998 after a long history of athletics including college football, martial arts, marathons and triathlons. His teaching style recognizes each student's unique magic and abilities. Bill has combined his unique background as a successful trial attorney, higly-qualified yoga instructor, and graduate studies in human development to create www.findingthemidline.com, a company focusing on helping individuals, businesses and other organizations find balance in life.

Robin Dresen has been trained in Iyengar yoga and started teaching in 1996. She believes that self-exploration occurs through the release of physical tension and psychological resistance. Robin keeps busy with her two children and enjoys sharing yoga with them.

Mike Farmer is a World Combat Jiu-Jitsu Brown Belt, 1998 Midwest Jiu-Jitsu Champion and National Runner-up, 1999 Jiu-Jitsu National Champion, and 2000 Pan American games Pankration Silver medalist. He is very talented in helping others get in shape, learn self defense or prepare for competition. 


Becky Korpita’s fascination with the human body began in University, where she graduated with a degree in Biochemistry and Biology, and taught fitness classes on the side. Her interest in Pilates grew after she discovered how these unique exercises took away her neck and back pain, and improved her form and function in physical activities. Becky has continued her Pilates training to include the equipment, and she enjoys using her experience to diversify her Mat classes, and incorporate Pilates principles into her Fitness classes. She encourages her clients to understand their bodies, work hard and feel good about themselves. 



Christina Minasian discovered yoga in 1999 and has been a dedicated yogini ever since. She recently began teaching which has fueled her desire to continue to learn. She believes that each time we come to the mat we have the opportunity to experiment, learn and play. Every experience, both positive and negative, is a chance to grow and gain insight. Christina encourages students to play with their edge and challenge themselves both mentally and physically maintaining respect for where they are in each moment. Her classes are energizing, empowering and fun. A wide range of music from jazz and reggae to funky world music is integrated into her classes as a way to inspire the yogic flow. While she is inspired by many styles of asana, Christina’s favorite is vinyasa because of its dance-like quality. However, it is her belief that it does not matter what type of yoga is practiced as much as how we practice. “Slow down, listen to the breath and the innate intelligence of the body – our best teacher. Play with your edge – magic happens there, be kind to yourself, let go and have fun!”