Instructors
We are here to guide you on your journey to a healthier, more balanced life.
Julie Shaw
RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), Level I Foundation Training Instructor and owner of Sunrise Yoga Studio

Bonnie Cater
Registered Yoga Teacher with 200 hour certified with Yoga Alliance December 2020.
Bonnie teaches Yin, chair and Gentle/Restorative Yoga Series.


Zach Mills
Zach’s classes will showcase classic yoga poses in sequence. Pacing will be calm. Students will gain strength & flexibility through breath control, mental focus & good posture. The classes will start gently to warm the body. We will then move through a few building flows followed by hip opening and core strengthening poses. All levels of practitioners are welcome. Modifications, variations, & props will be offered and are highly encouraged to personalize the class to each student.
Use your pass or drop-in for $14 (Venmo available)

Marni April, Intuitive Healer
Marni April is a Reiki Master, intuitive energy healer, shamanic practitioner, yoga and mindfulness teacher, and medium — also known as Human Sunshine. With decades of experience and a wildly loving, no-nonsense approach, she helps people release pain, patterns, and pressure stored deep in the body. Her work is intuitive, powerful, and fiercely nurturing — like soul espresso.

Lynday Huneycutt
Lynday Huneycutt is a local artist and teacher who began practicing Tai Chi Gung in May of 2021, as a form of rehab from a physical injury that happened to her in March of 2021.
As she worked with the Tai Chi Gung System led by Master Lama Rasaji, one of the 12 Master Lamas of the Darchen Tibet Lamasery, her recovery went from plodding to super-charged.
In July of 2021, Lynday’s medical team said, “We’re not sure what you are doing, but don’t stop it.”
She was able to go forward and return to the activities that previously the medical practitioners had warned her may no longer be possible.
Lynday feels that her journey with Tai Chi Gung and its American organization, Circle of Chi, is teaching her a science and an art that brings wellness as well as balance to not only her body, but also her mind and spirit. She also feels her life as an Educator, Artist and Spiritual Advocate has become richer and deeper through the practice of Tai Chi Gung.
Lynday has been teaching Tai Chi Gung in our area both at the John C. Campbell Folk School and local venues since 2022. She enjoys sharing her journey with her students and is looking forward to an opportunity of sharing stories and time with you.

