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Noel Angotti 
Yoga came into my life at a time when I needed to
relax and allow myself to be aware of what I wanted. It was a time when I needed to take a risk and face
my fears…3 years later I did it! I 100% believe that the progression of my yoga practice and the
addition of meditation have allowed me to go to heights I have never dreamed. I have found a passion in
yoga that makes me smile and constantly continues to help me grow, that I want to share with others. I
recently finished my 200 hour teacher training with Marianne Wells and have studied Hatha forms of yoga: Iyengar and Vinyasa
Flow. These teachings have guided me to find a voice in my yoga practice to help others safely progress
in their own practices.
I enjoy a practice that unifies, enriches, and invigorates my mind, body, and spirit. I
encompass these qualities in my classes because I want people to feel as if they have learned something new about their own
heart, dreams, and journey. I strive for each class to guide you to what you need at that present moment.
One Love
Thérèse Bailey  As founder of ZenZen Bodywork & Yoga in Milwaukee, Thérèse Bailey
has been a yoga practitioner for more than a decade and continues to deepen her practice as she teaches others to open, learn,
and explore the body's messages. Combining the skills of a life coach (Wisdom of Life Coaching) with that of bodywork, she
assists students in transforming their lives to become fully expressive--integrating the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects
of one's existence--and to take personal responsibility for a life-long journey of improving self and maintaining wellbeing.
Her training in yoga therapy (Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy) led to the creation of Yoga for Two, a healing method that allows
participants to learn who they really are and how they really feel while practicing together and seeing the compassion that
exists deep within all of us. She is a certified instructor in both Ashtanga yoga and Yoga for Golfers. She is available for
private sessions at the You Go Yoga studio.
Mary Bruck 
Mary Bruck is a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance. She has been teaching for the past
5 years. She enjoys several types of yoga: hatha, Ayurvedic, yin/yang, restorative, and flow yoga and for that reason names
her style, Fusion Yoga. She is a Certified Ayurvedic Educator and a Pancha Karma Technician, and has studied pranic healing.
She has a B.S in Computer Science and worked at GE Healthcare for most of her career, but moved over to yoga 10 years ago.
She is currently studying to be a Certified Ayurvedic practitioner and attending some advanced training in Ayurvedic yoga.
Yoga and Food for You is the name of her company which features 2 DVD’s with 15 minute yoga sequences
and recipes for common everyday ailments; the website is www.yogaandfoodforyou.com.
Yoga stimulates your muscles,
nerves and internal organs. It helps to improve your circulation and your digestion. It relieves stress in ways
other physical exercise doesn't and helps you to establish an inner calm, improving your concentration, confidence and even
your mood. A short list of yoga's benefits includes: improved sleep , increased energy, weight
loss and improved digestion, decreased anxiety and depression, and increased relaxation and concentration.
Nancy Crawford  I began my journey on the mat 12 years ago and felt an immediate connection to the "spirit of yoga". I began teaching
yoga/yoga blend classes 5 years ago and continue to give to and receive from my students in the process. One of the many meanings
of yoga is "to attain what was previously unattainable". My hope is to offer each individual an opportunity to release
resistance within and to create limitless possibilities.
Being
a visual artist, I am aware of a flow and sense of exploration when I am in the creative process. My intention is to
bring that sense of presence and curiosity into my classes. My
style of teaching leans towards a flow type (vinyasa) class combined with longer held postures (hatha) offering compassionate
guidance to create the ultimate balance of strength and ease.
Gayle Dombrow  My interest in teaching yoga came
about because of some interesting life situations. After working in the landscape industry for twenty five years, and
being around all sorts of loud machinery, this occupation came at a cost. I started having ear problems; the ringing in my ears was diagnosed as tinnitus; along with hearing loss that digital hearing aids have helped
immensely. But during this time, these issues played havoc on my mind - overwhelming me and affecting my life and the
life of my family. Yoga has brought about peacefulness and this journey only continues to get better! Realizing
these benefits made me want to continue to share. My classes will focus on poses central to most forms of yoga while
holding the postures to achieve the benefit of increased tone, strength, flexibility, balance, mind-body awareness and
relaxation. I want each person to feel the wonderful experience of doing whatever level is comfortable to their own
body. All are welcome.
Nicole Eull  Nicole discovered yoga in 1998 in Washington, DC while in graduate
school and has practiced various types of Hatha yoga including Ashtanga, Iyengar, Anasaura, Sivananda, Vinyasa Flow, and American
Power Yoga. She completed her 250-hour yoga teacher training and certification with Gaia Budai in Miami and taught classes in the Miami area until relocating to Milwaukee in the summer of 2008. Nicole is also
a licensed health psychologist and founder of the HODI Center. She integrates yoga and meditation principles into her therapy sessions while bringing relaxation and stress management
skills into her yoga classes.
Her classes are friendly and fun with a focus on awareness of the body and the breath. She encourages her students
to create a dynamic practice and work towards progressively more challenging poses. She believes that yoga teaches discipline,
patience, self-acceptance, physical awareness and mental clarity which translates to a healthier happier life. Nicole enjoys
travel, cooking, organic gardening, reading, SCUBA diving, watching movies, singing in the car, and talking with friends across
the country. Nicole has also received a specialty certification for Prenatal Yoga through Global Yoga in Chicago, IL.
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Amy Pauls
 I have been practicing yoga for over 10 years, beginning with meditation and then asana. I completed Teacher Trainings,
Therapeutic Trainings, and some Anusara Immersions in Chicago as well as numerous workshops with Desiree Rumbaugh, Sianna
Sherman, Douglas Brooks, Tim Miller, Richard Freeman, Natasha Rizopolous, Mitchel Bleier, Geri Bleier and others. . My Chicago
mentors include the Yogaview teachers Quinn Kearney, Tom Quinn, Claire Mark, and Geri Bleier. I am constantly learning and
exploring more about the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga. I believe in everyone’s potential to
grow, evolve, and to become what they envision. I believe yoga is not only an excellent form of exercise where one can find
a balance between strength and flexibility through alignment and breath butwhere one can also assist in creating space
in one’s own mind so one may think more clearly and make healthier choices. I strive to provide students with a safe
environment and structure where each individual may open up to discover the grace and divinity within, and to really honor
oneself. I feel grateful and enthusiastic for any possibilities to teach and to help others.
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