Meet Your Instructor
Drew
"Weaver of opposites. Mover of breath. Survivor turned guide."
Experience
Drew has been teaching yoga for over 5 years, with more than 4,000 hours of teaching experience across studios, gyms, and virtual platforms.
From traditional 90-minute Bikram classes to restorative and strength-based flows, his teaching journey has been one of immersion; not as a routine, but as a way of life.
Averaging over a dozen classes a week for years, Drew has lived and breathed this practice. Each class taught has refined his understanding of the human body, the nervous system, and the subtle art of guiding others toward balance not through perfection, but through presence.
Philosophy
Yoga changed my life but not in the way the posters make it look.
I did not find it through discipline or ambition. I found it in a season of struggle, when I needed something to bring me back to myself. What I discovered was a space to rebuild. Not just physically, but emotionally and honestly too.
I have seen yoga help people heal from injury, from burnout, from self-doubt. I have watched it give people a way to pause before reacting, to rest without guilt, and to move without punishing themselves.
That is why I teach. Because yoga is not just movement, it is a mirror. A way of noticing, And the more honestly you practice noticing on the mat, the more clearly you begin to see yourself off it.
My approach is simple: every breath, every posture, every pause is part of the same practice. We work with opposites: effort and ease, strength and stillness, challenge and rest. Not to master them, but to become more aware of how we move between them.
What to expect
when you work with me
Whether you join an online class, book a private session, or follow along from your living room floor, here is what you can count on:
I will not push you past what is honest. I will not tell you to ignore discomfort. I will not pretend that yoga fixes everything. What I will do is show up consistently, teach from real experience, and give you a practice that meets you where you actually are; not where you think you should be.