Class Styles

Bianca discovered yoga at 17 after transitioning out of the dance world. In 2021, she deepened her commitment to the practice by completing her first 200-hour teacher training. Since then, she has accumulated over 600 hours of additional training with teachers including Noelle Connelly, Danielle Coulibaly, Danielle Barker, Sarah Routhier, Rachel Coopes, Simon Park, Joan Hyman, and Patrick Beach, and remains deeply grateful for the knowledge and dedication they share.

Her teaching style combines strong foundations, refined technique, and thoughtful progressions to support flexibility, strength, and inversions. Bianca's classes are fun, playful, and empowering, designed to help students build confidence, enhance mobility, and cultivate a deeper connection to breath and body.

Morgan has maintained a devoted yoga practice since 2004, developing a deep appreciation for alignment, discipline, and mindful movement. She began studying intensively with Patrick Creelman and Rinat Perlman in 2011, completing both her 200-hour and 300-hour teacher trainings with them.

Over the years, Morgan has continued to refine her practice through advanced studies with Jared McCann, Tiffany Cruikshank, and Miguel Santana, all of whom have deeply influenced her approach to asana, breath, and energetic balance. Her teaching draws from a wide range of traditions including Hatha, Vinyasa, Alignment-based, Hot, and Advanced practice, with a strong emphasis on Pranayama and Meditation.

Morgan's movement background began in the classical arts, having trained in ballet at the Vienna State Opera Ballet School, where she developed a lifelong respect for precision, grace, and embodied expression. After spending over a decade teaching and practicing throughout Hong Kong, Japan, and Bangkok, she now shares her classes with a grounded, compassionate presence informed by both Eastern philosophy and creative exploration.

Morgan has maintained a devoted yoga practice since 2004, developing a deep appreciation for alignment, discipline, and mindful movement. She began studying intensively with Patrick Creelman and Rinat Perlman in 2011, completing both her 200-hour and 300-hour teacher trainings with them.

Over the years, Morgan has continued to refine her practice through advanced studies with Jared McCann, Tiffany Cruikshank, and Miguel Santana, all of whom have deeply influenced her approach to asana, breath, and energetic balance. Her teaching draws from a wide range of traditions including Hatha, Vinyasa, Alignment-based, Hot, and Advanced practice, with a strong emphasis on Pranayama and Meditation.

Morgan's movement background began in the classical arts, having trained in ballet at the Vienna State Opera Ballet School, where she developed a lifelong respect for precision, grace, and embodied expression. After spending over a decade teaching and practicing throughout Hong Kong, Japan, and Bangkok, she now shares her classes with a grounded, compassionate presence informed by both Eastern philosophy and creative exploration.

As a former dancer, yoga was a natural progression for Jeremin in the physical sense. As with every great love story, she discovered so much more on a mental, emotional and spiritual level and as a way of life. This has kept her firmly committed to her practice and led her to complete a 500hr Advanced Diploma of Yoga Teaching with the Australian Yoga Academy in Melbourne in 2011. Since then she has continued to learn from yogis around the world.

Inspired by creative playfulness, Jeremin encourages students to be present, and to keep their hearts open, wild and free. Her classes focus on breath awareness to create dynamic and mindful flows with an emphasis on strength development, flexibility and core stability.

The opening of Hot Dog Yoga is Jeremin's way of spreading her deep love for the practice, and she is thrilled to provide a space for all to share their passion for dogs, downward facing dogs and hot yoga.

Yoga has been a constant in Sophie's life, providing a way to calm her busy mind and connect to the present. As someone who loves movement but often struggles to slow down, yoga became a bridge connecting her mind, body, and breath. It has strengthened Sophie's appreciation for her physical and spiritual self.

When Sophie moved to Australia, yoga helped her stay centred. It also fostered meaningful connections and allowed her to find her community in unfamiliar places. Over time, Sophie realised she wanted to share the joy and transformative power of yoga with others and give back to this incredible community. Her training is rooted in Ashtanga, infused with a modern, playful twist and opportunities for deeper exploration of poses.

Sophie aims to create a welcoming environment where students can grow, experiment and embrace their own yoga journey.

Bianca discovered yoga at 17 after transitioning out of the dance world. In 2021, she deepened her commitment to the practice by completing her first 200-hour teacher training. Since then, she has accumulated over 600 hours of additional training with teachers including Noelle Connelly, Danielle Coulibaly, Danielle Barker, Sarah Routhier, Rachel Coopes, Simon Park, Joan Hyman, and Patrick Beach, and remains deeply grateful for the knowledge and dedication they share.

Her teaching style combines strong foundations, refined technique, and thoughtful progressions to support flexibility, strength, and inversions. Bianca's classes are fun, playful, and empowering, designed to help students build confidence, enhance mobility, and cultivate a deeper connection to breath and body.