Hi, I’m Avery

(they/them)

Yoga rooted in collective liberation

Transformative healing within and collective change are inextricably connected.

We know the old paradigms are destructive, but how to create something different, when oppressive social conditioning is woven into our nervous systems?

Classical yoga grounded in alignment based asana practice empowers us to reorganize at the root level.

Cultivate inner freedom to transform how you show up in the world!

And when we explore this work together, we are affirmed in our inherent wholeness and belonging.

ABOUT Avery teaching pictures blob illustrations

Welcome.

I teach yoga in the rigorous, adaptive, somatically precise method of the Iyengar lineage through an anti-oppression framework that uplifts inner healing towards collective liberation. I primarily teach asana, but not just asana for the body – asana as a conduit to explore all the aspects of yoga philosophy and more.

Come benefit from my decades of passionate, nerdy devotion!

For over 20 years, I’ve been excavating deep practice and I’ve developed a broad skill set to help you discover your yoga.

As a white, queer, non-binary, trans teacher I’m committed to justice and liberation, my offerings center queer and trans folks, outsiders, allies, change makers, people who care!

I warmly welcome Black Indigenous people of Color and am honored and appreciative to have BIPOC folks who are open to a white teacher in any of my yoga offerings and spaces.

I believe everyone, especially folks who have been left out of or turned off by mainstream yoga spaces, should have access to the revitalizing nourishment of deeply informed, classical yoga without having to code switch or assimilate.

Simply put, I helped rad, sweet people like you have a delicious, more committed, life-changing yoga practice.

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Avery is an exceptional teacher.

Having failed to find Iyengar yoga that I loved in my area, I had forgotten how much I loved and benefitted from the depth and the inspiration that only a truly committed, experienced, nurturing, social justice informed, gender competent, and down to earth teacher like Avery can offer.

If you are trans, check them out!

If you want to understand yoga as a deeply spiritual approach to caring for your body, mind, and heart – take their classes!

If you are looking for yoga informed by practices of decolonization and rooted in care for community with an awareness of the complicated history of yoga as practiced in the US – their class is for you.

Daniel (he, they)