Meet our
Instructors
Our instructors are dedicated to creating a supportive and welcoming environment for everyone. They are committed to providing personalised attention to promote your overall well-being. Through their expertise and compassion, our instructors create a safe space towards improved physical and mental well-being.
Cho's passion for mindfulness and authenticity fuels her yoga journey. Yoga has helped her embark on a path of self-discovery and compassion. In her classes, she fosters a supportive atmosphere, free from judgment or comparison. With each breath and movement, she encourages you to find balance and inner peace, which she hopes extends into your daily lives.
Cho
Apoorva
Apoorva believes that yoga is equally or even more about the mind than the body. She has acquired training in Yoga Anatomy, Sound Healing from Nepal, India & Bali, Guided Meditation, Breath Work & more. She created initiatives like 'Yoga in the Park', 'The Nirvana Project' to encourage holistic wellness in Singapore and was featured on the New Zealand's TV network, leading her own yoga show during the pandemic. She has also guided sessions for Google, the National Singapore Service & globally established organizations. She believes in the power of breath and leads with compassion & inclusivity, working with individual's strength & limitations.
Hui Shan
Hui Shan’s teaching weaves mindfulness and compassion into every practice, inviting students to reconnect with their bodies, soften the mind, and release the weight of stress and expectation. Her approach is inspired by her trainings and immersions in Bali, Nepal and India.
Her own journey began during a period of deep burnout in the finance and public sectors, where sound bath and yoga classes became a constant in helping to manage her stress.
Today, she is devoted to supporting high-stress individuals in finding inner calm, clarity, and grounding through sound therapy and yoga.
Ann
Ann is a lifelong mover with a deep passion for expressive, embodied living. She began her journey with ballet and Chinese dance at age nine and went on to explore hip hop, street jazz, and lyrical jazz; eventually becoming a highly respected choreographer, teacher, and mentor in Singapore’s dance scene. Over a decade, Ann helped shape and inspire the next generation of local street dance instructors and performers. Through her teaching, she creates a space for connection, creativity, and emotional honesty - where students are invited to move from the inside out, and come home to themselves on the mat..
