A Collection of Greatness
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Jenn Solomon
Owner
As a 20 year veteran of multi-restaurant management Jenn Solomon was an expert at being stressed out. The first time she stepped on her mat in an Ashtanga class she finally felt free to be a beginner- free to just experience and find curiosity. She’s been an avid practitioner and student of yoga since. Through energetic and powerful vinyasa flows intertwined with humor and light-hearted playfulness she hopes to bring this same “out of your head and into your body” to every class she teaches.
Nikki McFadden
Studio Director
Nikki’s love of motion, curiosity about the human body, and desire to heal led her straight into the arms of yoga, where she first experienced authentic connection. Yoga brought equilibrium across the entire spectrum of her life. During class, she guides students though a physical practice that pushes beyond one’s body and drives into the deeper metaphysical properties we all possess. Nikki believes that yoga is much more than the shapes we create with our bodies. True yoga is found in how we see ourselves, how we choose to view the world, and how we interact with others.
Kelley Sandahl
Development Director
The opportunity to teach yoga came to Kelley at the perfect time in Her life. A time when she was searching for change and a way to make a difference in peoples lives.
Kelley believes in the power of connection and building community. Her intention for each and everyone of you is to feel alive with connection, inspiration and movement. You will feel safe and supported in her class to do exactly what your body needs. She will hold space for you to be exactly where you are
Deb Schillinger
When Deb walked into her first class at the Baptiste Power Yoga studio in Cambridge, Ma almost 20 years ago, she knew something was different. Not only was she inspired by the powerful physical practice that she experienced, but she was also taken by the mental practice. When you come to Deb’s class you can expect a challenging journey into power Baptiste style physical practice that meets you where you are. Regardless of your level, there is room for you in her class to challenge both your physical and mental yoga journey.
Jill Packham
Accountant by day...Yoga Instructor by night! Join Jill if you are looking for more balance in your body and your brain. Through yoga, Jill found access to enhanced freedom in her life and in her body. She loves to share the joy she has found through practicing and studying yoga and invites you to "come back to yourself" through her fun, transformational and body awakening practices.
Melissa Allen
Melissa first tried yoga during her college years at the University of Tennessee but truly connected with the practice in 2008 at a locally owned studio in Kona, Hawaii. A lifelong soccer player and runner, Mellisa loved the physical challenges in yoga as well as the mind/body/breath connection. You can expect a dynamic, athletic styled flow built to challenge you physically while inspire you mentally with an eclectic sampling of music perfectly timed to enhance your practice. Did someone say Led Zeppelin? Yes, please! You’ll leave savasana feeling refreshed and energized.
Brandy Lyn
Brandy has been teaching yoga since 2006 when she attended her first yoga training with Bikram, and practicing yoga for over two decades. She was the 2010 International Yoga Champion and has taught students all over the world. Over the past 18 years, she has spent countless hours teaching and practicing the 108 (AKA Advanced Class) from the Ghosh lineage and 26/2 (Bikram Yoga). In 2017, Brandy fell in love with the Ashtanga yoga system. She is working on the 4th series of the Ashtanga system and recently returned from studying in Mysore, India.
As the mother of three, Brandy has come to realize that the real yoga happens off the mat. Yoga asana is essential to her in navigating through this ever-evolving life with grace and ease.
Malena Stevens
Malena was first introduced to yoga as a college student, practicing off and on for over a decade. While working as an elected official, Malena reconnected to her love of yoga, which fostered a stronger connection for her body, mind and spirit. Ultimately determining to complete yoga teacher training, Malena began teaching yoga with a desire to serve. Teaching is now as important to her spiritual practice as her personal vinyasa practice. You can expect a class with longer holds, thoughtful music, and a focus on connection to self during her classes.
Brynn Major
Brynn has been practicing yoga for 6+ years and is deeply passionate about mindful movement and breath being the anchor. Brynn leads an energetic and powerful class that allows her students to feel empowered and safe in the space. Brynn believes that a strong, healthy body and a sound peaceful mind are the gateway to a happy life- both can be achieved through a consistent and intentional yoga practice. When Brynn isn’t teaching yoga, she’s gardening, spending time with her sweetheart, pouring candles or doing anything outdoors.
Heather Mansson
Heather was introduced to yoga at a young age by noticing how her dad’s own yoga practice positively influenced his life. Her personal practice didn’t take shape until many years later including completing her first teacher training when pregnant with her first child. Three kids later, she decided to leave her 17-year career in pharmacy to fully pursue her passion of teaching yoga.
Expect a flowy, creative, and strong yoga class built with intelligent sequencing designed to restore, rejuvenate, and ultimately empower. It’s Heather’s hope that your yoga practice will reveal a place of connection and harmony within yourself.
Ashley Battersby
Ashley Battersby has been a force to reckon with on the women’s slopestyle competition circuit. After repetitive knee surgeries she made a choice to start a new chapter. Her passion is being pursued in mindful movement as a fitness coach and yoga teacher. She also travels the world promoting and working with businesses as a fitness model for company campaigns, ads, and commercials. Her classes are a blend of fun, strength, and lots of play time to work out anything coming up for you.
Madeleine Hackett
Mads has always believed that movement is medicine. As a former D1 athlete, she found yoga to be a beneficial supplement to her training schedule to help with flexibility and prevent injury. It wasn’t until years later that she discovered the power the practice had by allowing her to get out of her head and into her body.
Sweaty, invigorated and closer to yourself. That’s what you can expect from one of her Yoga Sculpt classes at PC Collective! With the breath as the anchor, she leads a motivating, beat-driven, and energetic class that leaves students feeling joyful and fully in their power.
Kendall Banks
As a non-profit executive and long-time yogi, Kendall has always been driven by a commitment to service, community, and connection. When you come to Kendall’s class, you can expect a challenging and upbeat Baptiste-inspired flow that will leave you feeling strong, fulfilled, and sweaty! Kendall loves sharing yoga with people of all backgrounds and levels in an effort to collectively experience the benefits of strengthening mind, body, and community. No matter what you’re feeling or where you are on your yoga journey, join Kendall on the mat for a whole lot of fun, flow, and power!
Jean Marie Hackett
Jean Marie teaches a class inspired by her own daily ashtanga practice and the hard knocks of being a human in this life. She’s known for providing personal instruction (she’ll call you by your name 💕), room for individual play (handstands or child’s pose, up to you!), respect and consent, student empowerment, killer playlists and dollops of humor.
Sweaty, real, raw and fun.
Dodi Wilson
Dodi has been teaching power vinyasa and yoga sculpt for may years. In 2019 Dodi completed her 500 hour training in Clinical Yoga, as her profession is a Mental Health and Substance Abuse Therapist. She uses yoga, mindfulness, mind-body work, and meditation in many sessions with many of her clients currently and believes in the power of all types of mind-body work. She also sit on the board of The Clinical Yoga Institute to continue to influence the direction of the field in combining these two complimentary modalities together!
Erin Maloy
Erin began yoga over 20 years ago with a VHS tape in her parents’s VCR. Since then she has practiced with many teachers all over the country, seeking out new studios wherever she traveled and lived. In 2013 Erin and her family moved to PC. She quickly fell in love with the mountains and active lifestyle.
Erin completed her 200 hour YTT in 2020 and has practiced or taught daily since. Her classes begin with breath, build through movement and strengthen with holds and balance. Erin’s music and energy is upbeat and her flows are creative.
Leslie Heidman
Hi! I'm Leslie. My intent is to provide you with more clarity, energy, flexibility, peace, and strength through the practice of yoga.
I'm a California native, and I've been practicing yoga for over fifteen years. I've studied many forms of yoga (Iyengar, Bhakti, and Vinyasa Flow, to name a few), and through my study of yoga, my life has expanded in many beautiful ways with more abundance, awareness, and grace. I love to share these gifts of yoga through teaching others!
My classes are challenging and mindful Vinyasa Flow, usually set to music, with lots of focus on breath and alignment instruction. All levels, and all are welcome!
Sarah Sloan
Hailing from the shores of Lake Michigan 45 minutes south of the Mackinac Bridge, Sarah grew up tagging along to Iyengar classes with her mom. She discovered a love for Vinyasa after moving to Park City, and turned to asana and yoga philosophy to help recover from a season-ending injury and surgery. Her classes are Midwest meets Mountain Town, incorporating long held poses traditional to Iyengar, EDM, and the word “ope”.
Nourah Caskey
Nourah discovered yoga as part of a fitness journey in 2012. Through regular practice she learned the added benefit of breath and mindfulness in my life.
Her teaching philosophy is "it's just yoga. Have fun and breathe!”
When she’s not practicing yoga you can find her outside hiking or playing with her dogs and horses.
Jaki Nico
Jaki is a passionate and dedicated Kundalini, pre & post natal, fertility, and family Yoga instructor with a deep commitment to guiding individuals on their spiritual and physical journeys. With over 20 years of experience in the ancient practice, she has become a trusted teacher, helping students unlock their inner potential and attain a state of balance, harmony, creativity and growth. She believes in the transformative power of Kundalini Yoga and strives to empower individuals to connect with their true selves and tap into their infinite potential. Jaki also has a background in reiki, hypnotherapy and life coaching and enjoys bringing these modalities into her teachings as well. She is thrilled to be teaching in Park City where she joyful raises her two children.
Maddie Sylvester
Maddie first found yoga as a teen, appreciating the physicality of the practice as a retiring dancer. Her curiosity grew as she explored the mind-body connection, started practicing yoga “off the mat,” and eventually saw an opportunity to share her passion with others through teaching. She is passionate towards applying her knowledge of human body movement when crafting creative flows that are unique, balanced, and energized. Maddie enjoys utilizing music as a tool to connect with, inspire, and motivate those who join her in practice. Her classes are built upon a holistic structure where you will arrive at a free-flowing state, connect with your breath, and feel safe and supported to be the most authentic version of yourself.
Alexx Koskella
After years working as a DOD linguist and analyst, and later working on her PhD, Alexx found it impossible to quiet her mind. She walked into a yoga class in Salt Lake City and discovered the perfect balance for her chitta vritti (mind chatter). Alexx fell in love with the movement, breath work, stillness, and a community open to everyone. In Alexx’s class expect powerful and creative flows and intelligent sequencing that will make you feel sweaty, alive, and powerful. She hopes to help you find breath-body-mind connection in playful and unexpected ways.
Charese Peterson
Charese has been practicing yoga since 2011. In 2014 they attended Bikram’s Yoga College of India and has been teaching Bikram Yoga since that time. They are devoted to their yoga practice and continually seek to deepen their knowledge of Yoga and other healing modalities.
In 2016 Charese began practicing and studying Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga and has spent the last 8 years teaching Yoga and Yoga Anatomy for various Yoga Teacher Trainings, as well as co- leading Yoga retreats around the world. They practice massage therapy at their own studio in Salt Lake City and at the Promontory Members Spa in Park City. They currently teach yoga at Park City Yoga Collective, and The Front Climbing Club in Salt Lake City.
Morgan Lulu
Morgan Lulu is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regression Specialist, Mystic, and Kundalini Yoga teacher. She enjoys helping humans (especially empaths) of all walks of life navigate the pressures of modern living with fierce resilience. She is known for her silly, kind and open nature while creating a safe place for you to explore elevated states of being. Expect to clear your auric field, step into your radiant body, chant sacred mantras, breathe, SWEAT, lean into challenge, connect to your Greatness, and leave empowered. Activating radical self-compassion is the foundation of every class - it's the key to release suffering in oneself that exponentially radiates positive changes for our community and planet. To be 'enlightened'....is to lighten up
Jenessa Boehm
A Park City-based teacher, Jenessa is known for her lighthearted attention to detail and commitment to the growth of her students. Jenessa's teaching invites students into a space of introspection, curiosity, and kindness. When practicing together, you can expect mellow movement, lots of deep breaths and meditative moments. It is her hope that though this practice each individual can lean in and listen to their bodies language, their own unique bodies needs and move in a way that shows understanding and respect.
Lindsay Maloney
Lindsay fell in love with yoga after backpacking in the Chugach mountain range of Alaska. When she came home to the business of life she missed the solitude I found in the wilderness. Stepping onto the yoga mat, she found the peace she was seeking. Fifteen years later and she continues to learn and be amazed by the practice on and off her mat. As a yoga teacher and massage therapist, she believes it’s critical to take time to slow down, breathe, feel into the moment and simply be. In her classes you can expect to relax and unwind while moving your body with breath in a mindful and meditative flow.
JennaLynn Vignogna
Jennalynn first found yoga around 2008 and began to develop a daily practice. She was introduced to Ashtanga yoga in 2014 and became fascinated with the elegance of the practice. After multiple injuries and knee surgeries, a shift toward a more restorative practice started to intrigue Jenna. Trying to find a balance between effort and ease is one of her primary focus points. Her hope is to help students use yoga to find grounding and balance in their everyday lives.
Mark Robinson
Mark Robinson, a dedicated yoga instructor in Park City, finds immense joy in teaching kids’ yoga, a journey that began with his desire to share the art of yoga and breathing with his own children. With over 20 years of personal practice, Mark believes that introducing children to mindful movement and breathwork equips them with lifelong tools for resilience, focus, and self-discovery.
His classes are designed to make yoga accessible and engaging, blending playful movements with foundational yoga techniques that help children connect with their bodies and emotions. Mark’s approach not only fosters physical health but also encourages kids to develop confidence and mindfulness—skills he hopes will benefit them throughout their lives.
Kim Walker
Meet Kim, a vibrant, expressive, playful and passionate yoga and PCYC sculpt guide who brings creativity, thoughtfulness, and joy to every class. Known for her ability to connect with students, Kim uses humor and warmth to create a welcoming environment that encourages self expression and growth. Expect thoughtful flows, unique playlists, and a mindful approach that emphasizes listening to your body and cultivating your inner peace.
When Kim isn’t on her mat, you’ll find her exploring new ways to bring movement and mindfulness into daily life, sharing insights and building a community where everyone can feel empowered. You will often find her in the studio practicing next to her adorable husband, Kent.
Laura Daly
After three knee surgeries, Laura’s doctor recommended yoga to help her recover. Her first class was at the Park City MARC, and more than 15 years later, yoga remains a daily anchor in her life. You might find her practicing on the mat next to you, or you can join her class for dynamic flows and restorative postures.
Each class is designed to gently challenge your mind and body, helping you discover the power of your breath and moments of playful exploration. Expect to use props — lots of them!
Abigail Atkinson
Abigail’s journey with yoga began in 2003, but in 2012, a devastating stroke redefined her path. Determined to rebuild from the ground up, she immersed herself in biomechanics, functional anatomy, and neuro-rehabilitation to regain her strength and deepen her practice.
Specializing in Yin and Adaptive Yoga, Abigail’s classes offer supportive, science-informed guidance for all bodies. For those craving a challenge, her Integrated Hatha class builds strength and resilience. Abigail’s mission is simple: to help students connect deeply with their bodies and find joy in every movement.
Andrew Vogt
Andrew discovered yoga when he was completing his PhD at the University of Utah. Yoga was not only an essential tool that taught him how to deal with stress, but it also helped shape his love of studying human motion and stability. His classes are filled with integrating connections between yoga, the sciences, and music. He is also an associate professor of engineering at Salt Lake Community College. Most importantly, Andrew is stoked to be a part of the amazing PCYC community!
Sara Hutchinson
Sara is a perinatal yoga instructor, birth and postpartum doula, childbirth instructor, lactation counselor and mindfulness teacher. Sara is the founder of OMazing Birth and co-founder a non-profit, Hive Family Collective which supports, educates and connects new families in Summit County. When Sara is not supporting new mamas or her family, she is likely practicing yoga, skiing or hiking with her dogs.
Shoree Boyd
Shoree was introduced to yoga and meditation as a young child but her love for yoga grew significantly when she found hot yoga in 2012. She practices 6 days a week with the PCYC community which preps her perfectly for her day job as a real estate agent. Strength, flow and love is what you will find in her awesome upbeat workout/work-in PCYC sculpt class. Shoree brings great energy to her B-side class and focuses on breath to movement in a safe and loving environment.
Courtney Cusick
Courtney is a Utah native, outdoor lover, wife, and mother to 4 energetic little boys. She found yoga in college while studying nutrition. As a long distance runner it became a relief to her muscles and joints and a relief to her mind through the stress of college. In 2017 she did my teacher training in Ashtanga and completely fell in love with the structure. Life took me a million different ways and she found yoga again when she moved to Park City and needed an outlet. She found PCYC Sculpt and completely fell in love. Courtney loves teaching Sculpt and empowering students to find their joy, get uncomfortable and be empowered through movement.
Chelsea Gallant
Chelsea is a Boston transplant who moved to Utah 10 years ago to embrace life in the mountains. She has spent over 15 years in the fitness world playing collegiate soccer, marathon training, boxing, and now - sculpting with the PCYC community! She loves helping others find strength, empowerment, and joy through movement. She found PCYC while recovering from ACL surgery and fell in love with the people, the studio, and energy immediately.
Outside the studio, you can find her trail running, snowboarding, and fostering dogs. She’s grateful to be part of this incredible PCYC community and looks forward to sharing her love of movement and music with you!
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