Want to understand yourself and your body on a deeper level?
I encourage curiosity, consistency and self-challenge
So you can truly grow both on and off the mat
Classes
Find new levels of joy in your movement practice with my Ashtanga Mysore, Ashtanga Led Primary, Flow Yoga, and private classes.
Trainings
Journey deeper into yoga as a practitioner or teacher with my 200hr Teacher Trainings, Yoga Intensives, and Yoga Immersions.
Mentoring
Take your yoga teaching skills to the next level with my Mysore Mentorship, Mysore Apprenticeship, and New Teacher Mentorship.
"Jade has helped me live a more meaningful life..."
“Jade has transformed my practice since I first walked into the Mysore room over 3 years ago. Beginning with physical adjustments to help with alignment and strength building, Jade gained my trust as a teacher quickly by her ability to address my body's personal needs. My practice transformed from a physical practice to a spiritual one when I began my YTT with Jade. I have taken the lessons from Jade in the Mysore room and YTT and brought them into my everyday life. Since I began this journey with Jade, I've found myself better equipped to handle life stresses, slow down and let go of attachments, and focus on the immediate tasks at hand. Jade has helped provide me with the skills I needed to be a better version of myself and live a more meaningful life.” ~ Brittany
Sharing dharma
Here, you'll find blogs about my experiences on and off the mat, questions from students, anatomy tips, Ayurveda, breath practices, philosophy, and whatever other juicy tidbits one could need!
Freedom and Liberation Through the Lens of Yoga
When we practice with consistency and devotion, as Patanjali says is a necessity, we’re able to learn how to control what Patanjali calls the “fluctuations” of our minds. In other words, our yoga practice helps us learn about why we are the way we are. Our practice can help free us from many things: our selves, others, the confines of this world.
Freedom From Ourselves
In our yoga practice, we learn to deal with these habits of grasping and aversion by noticing our immediate reactions, our clinging and our pushing away. We take a step back to just watch, unattached, observant, still and silent, without judgment. Then we let these feelings go.
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