Bozeman Power Yoga Staff
Austin Leach
Austin found himself drawn to yoga more recently in life, in search of a stronger mind-body connection and a greater understanding of self. Through commitment and dedication to a regular practice he began to experience the transformative and healing powers of yoga and was compelled to complete the Bozeman Power Yoga 200-Hour Advanced Yoga Program in early 2023.
You can expect a breath-centered and physically focused class, journeying through the layers of you, to discover and empower your true self.
Callie DeMay
Callie was looking for ways to calm a busy mind during the covid pandemic. She started yoga in her living room with a mat, youtube videos, and a big fluffy dog underfoot, but ultimately found a hot yoga studio in Chicago that sparked an interest and provided her a strong foundation.
Callie grew up in Bozeman and happened upon Bozeman Power Yoga while looking for a place to practice on visits home. From the first class, she felt a true sense of belonging – the physical practice spoke to her athletic nature and the beautiful community spoke to her peace-seeking heart. Immediately after booking flights to Bozeman, she would book yoga classes.
Callie completed the Bozeman Power Yoga 200-Hour Teacher Training in early 2023, which triggered a move back home later that year. Callie hopes to provide a welcoming room for you to feel empowered to grow and calm your mind, your breath, and your body.
Danni MacKenzie
In college Danni went with friends to a hot yoga studio and appreciated the intensity of the physical experience. Over time she realized not only was she physically benefitting but mentally too. Danni moved from Washington State to Bozeman in 2019, loving everything about the area including hiking, running, camping and the community. She deeply expanded her yoga practice from 2020-2021 while working and taking classes as well as completing her 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training at Bozeman Power Yoga. As a yoga teacher and certified massage therapist, Danni's commitment to wellness shines through. Danni wants people practicing with her to feel empowered and motivated – knowing they are strong and can push through the uncomfortable in order to reach their goals.
Emma Hamburg
Emma first connected with hot yoga in high school, finding it not only to be an intense and rewarding workout, but also an incredible outlet for creativity of movement. It wasn’t until she started attending classes at Bozeman Power Yoga that she experienced the transformative potential physical practice can have on the body, mind and spirit. A Bozeman native, former member of the Montana State Spirit Squad, and recent graduate of the Bozeman Power Yoga Advanced Yoga Programs, Emma hopes to provide practitioners with the space to channel their inner muse and connect with their intuition through asana. When Emma is not in the studio, you can find her working at the local nonprofit HRDC or on adventures with her two dogs, Odie and Murphy.
Erica Ramsey
Growing up on a ranch in Valier, MT, near breathtaking Glacier Park, Erica developed a deep connection to nature and an active lifestyle. She participated in several sports, including rodeo, which instilled a strong sense of discipline and resilience in her. In 2021, Erica moved to Bozeman to study at MSU, where her journey into yoga began when a friend invited her to a class. From the first session, she was captivated by the experience, appreciating the opportunity to let the teacher guide her through the practice without needing to think about her next move. Yoga has been incredibly inspiring and motivating for Erica, shaping her approach to fitness and mindfulness.
Erica completed her 200-hour Advanced Teacher Training at Bozeman Power Yoga, as well as the additional 20-hour Power Yoga training.
Jean Conover
A long time practitioner of yoga, Jean has made it a goal to try different styles and studios whenever she travels, but has always come home to her favorite - heated power yoga. During the COVID pandemic, Jean realized that without regular practice her health and well-being were suffering. She recommitted to a personal daily yoga routine and got back in the hot room as soon as the studio re-opened. After feeling an incredible positive change in her mood, and mental and physical health, Jean was inspired to take her practice deeper. Jean completed her 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training and the Power Yoga Teacher Training at Bozeman Power Yoga this year and is excited to share the benefits of these methods with our community. In Jean’s classes you can expect a lively playlist, formidable flows, and a fun full-body workout.
Kecia Fredericks
Kecia took her first hot yoga class in 2005 and she’s been hooked ever since. Her mind was clear and she felt so much lighter – she describes it as “truly amazing”. Kecia teaches to help others share in the experience of letting go while staying connected to themselves. She wants everyone to feel accepted and leave practice feeling grounded, with a sense of calm combined with improvement in physical strength. Kecia is from Montana and feels fortunate to be born, raised and continue to live in this beautiful place. Her three grown daughters all share a passion for yoga. Yoga is a very important part of Kecia’s life, and her goal is to share it with as many people as possible.
Olivia Chamberlin
Olivia completed her 200-hour advanced teacher training at Bozeman Power Yoga and has since pursued further education with a 20-hour Power training, Sculpt training, and Power One training at the studio. She values a balanced exercise routine and appreciates the diverse range of classes offered at Bozeman Power Yoga, believing that each class helps her expand her practice. Outside of yoga, Olivia enjoys hiking, cooking, playing in the snow, and spending time with her yoga family.
Sarah Dale
Sarah began practicing yoga in 2016 as a way to balance the physical demands of her ballet training. What started as a practice for injury prevention and strength soon revealed deeper benefits that extended far beyond the physical. Yoga became a space of healing and self-discovery for Sarah that evolved into regular part of her life.
In 2022, Sarah moved to Bozeman for graduate school, where she quickly found her yoga home at Bozeman Power Yoga. Immersed in the studio’s intentional and welcoming community, her passion for yoga flourished, deepening her connection to herself and the practice. Inspired by this growth, Sarah completed her 200-hour teacher training in the spring of 2024.
As a yoga instructor, Sarah guides practitioners through a journey of strength, balance, and mindfulness. She aims to create a nurturing space that allows for self-integration and new ways of experiencing the body through traditional power yoga movements.
Apart from yoga, Sarah spends her days working on her degree, teaching at Montana State University, and enjoying time outside with friends.
Sarah White
As a native Bozeman resident, Sarah's group fitness journey began in 2013, teaching Les Mills classes at the Ridge Athletic Club, followed by Access Fitness, Pure Barre, and Zephyr Cycling Studio. In addition to four Les Mills class formats, Sarah is a certified NASM Personal Trainer, Nutrition Specialist, Spartan Obstacle Specialist, Spartan SGX Coach, and Lead Flexologist at StretchLab Bozeman. She acquired her 200-hour yoga training from Ekam Yoga this spring after discovering yoga's benefits in combination with training and teaching. Her passion for teaching and finding this perfect "hot" workout has ignited and inspired Sarah to teach Sculpt by incorporating the benefits of yoga with weight training. She has completed the Bozeman Power Yoga 20-hour Power and 10-hour Sculpt training and is dedicated to providing challenging but accessible classes to everyone. Outside of teaching at Pure Barre and Bozeman Power Yoga, Sarah is a pastry chef and mom to her son Wyatt, a crew of rescue chihuahuas and exotic parrots. Baldy is her favorite local hike and loves snowboarding at Bridger Bowl with Wyatt.
Tiffany Drewry
With over 20 years of experience as a fitness instructor, Tiffany Drewry brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her yoga classes. She completed her 200-hour yoga certification in beautiful Port Townsend, WA, and deepened her practice with a 300-hour certification through My Vinyasa Practice, completed online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, she has recently specialized in Power Yoga with the 20-hour BPY training, bringing a dynamic and energetic flow to her teaching.
Now based in Montana, Tiffany is excited to share her love for yoga with the community. She believes in creating a safe and nourishing environment where students can explore their practice, build strength, and find balance. Tiffany truly loves the environment that a group practice cultivates. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned yogi, Tiffany's classes are designed to challenge, inspire, and uplift.
When not in the studio Tiffany enjoys camping, baking and spending time with her husband and three children.
Zach Akin
Zach’s journey with yoga began early, but it was while studying at MSU that he reignited his passion and commitment to the practice. He finds deep purpose in embracing a healthy lifestyle and inspiring others, both on and off the mat. Yoga has become his anchor, offering a grounded perspective and motivating him as he looks forward to a future of growth and mindfulness.
Alisia Roe, Teacher & Studio Manager
Alisia's journey into yoga began in high school, but it wasn't until after the birth of her son in 2013 that she truly embraced a regular practice. A transformative moment came when she discovered heated power yoga, igniting her passion for the discipline and inspiring her to teach. Alisia began leading a set flow class in 2017 and completed her 200-hour Advanced Teacher Training at Bozeman Power Yoga in 2022.
Now the studio manager at Bozeman Power Yoga, Alisia focuses on ensuring the smooth operation of the studio, creating a safe and welcoming environment for both staff and practitioners. As a teacher, she specializes in Yoga Sculpt, which she loves for its perfect blend of yoga and strength training. Alisia is actively building the Yoga Sculpt program at Bozeman Power Yoga for both clients and yoga teachers, helping others discover the transformative benefits of this dynamic practice.
Outside of the studio, Alisia shares her journey with her husband Ty, whom she met through their mutual love of hot yoga, her son Grayson and their two rescue dogs.
Jackie Page, Teacher & Owner
After a thirty-year career in media and marketing, Jackie wanted to bring her business acumen to yoga because of the way it can transform hearts and minds. As the Owner of Bozeman Power Yoga she prefers a class with powerful poses that encourages strength and flexibility, and values the self-awareness and spirituality side of the practice. Jackie has practiced many yoga styles for over twenty-five years, starting in the 1990’s at It’s Yoga in San Fransisco. (Founder Larry Schultz was a student of Pattabhi Jois and developed the still-thriving “Rocket Yoga” style.) Jackie also studied Bikram, which accustomed her to the heat; Iyengar with Tony Briggs (A Master Yogi in Marin County who studied with BKS Iyengar and Geeta Iyengar); and with Sherri Baptiste (Baron’s sister), who taught a more thoughtful version of Power Yoga. Jackie frequented Jivamutki and Dharma Yoga in New York as well as YogaWorks and CorePower Yoga when traveling. After earning her Yoga Alliance Teacher Certification, Jackie continued to build her spiritual and meditation practice. After practicing too often in unsavory conditions, Jackie is committed to providing a pristine, clean, and amenities-rich space at Bozeman Power Yoga. She deeply values the physically active community here in Bozeman, and the bountiful setting of the Rocky Mountains.