Wes Tudor, E-RYT, has been practicing yoga since 1992 and became a Himalayan Institute trained yoga teacher in 2006. Prior to that, he studied meditation and biofeedback in San Francisco, while also completing a masters degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego. In 2001, he traveled to India for the Maha Kumba Mela festival and did intensive practices on the Ganges for one month. He teaches in the Hatha yoga style, and brings an expertise in meditation and guided relaxation to his classes. Wes founded the Raja Yoga and Meditation Center in 2010, and transformed it into a non-profit organization in 2015. Wes also has an undergraduate degree in cello performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of music.
Kathy Revelle completed her 500 hr certification through Yoga on Main in 2012. Her Hatha classes are an artful balance of asanas, pranayama, philosophy, mantra & meditation. Kathy has a gentle style which emphasizes staying present, through the breath, while surrendering to your own sense of calm & relaxation. She is also an artist, works as a nanny, and teaches yoga to children.
Patricia Hughey, after a 35-year career in IT decided to use retirement to take her yoga practice to the next level and became a certified teacher at Raja Yoga. She credits her yoga practice with keeping her happy, healthy, and medication-free in her 60s and so is especially interested in the benefits yoga brings later in life. She loves sharing her practice and experience with students of all ages. Namaste!
Virginia McKinnie Yoga and breath and writing and herbs and lots of open space to feel the Earth…these are my passions. As far as letters go: MA, Literature, RYT 200 and two 500 hour TT, Yin Yoga Certification, Restorative Yoga Cert., Meditation Teacher Certification, Chakra Teacher Certification with Anodea Judith, Poet, Space Holder, Spirit Guide, Wise Woman and lover of wet earth, warm winds, dashing water and brilliant fire.
Katherine Okonak completed her 200 hr yoga teacher training at Anjali Power Yoga in 2019, as well as the Baptiste Foundation Level One Training. She has also completed the Baptiste Foundation Unstoppable Training, which makes trauma informed yoga accessible to kids. Katherine teaches a Vinyasa style class with a focus on connecting breath to movement and remaining present. Her class facilitates building both flexibility and strength, and incorporates both stability and ease. Katherine is a licensed social worker currently working as a research coordinator conducting research on pediatric trauma informed care.