Different paths. A shared practice.

Enate is shaped by three instructors whose relationships with movement, education, and yoga have taken different forms over the years. Cheyenne, Amy, and Jessica each bring a distinct perspective to the school, from years spent teaching yoga and fitness to backgrounds in education, exercise physiology, and physical therapy.

What connects them is a belief that learning should be thoughtful, movement should be grounded in real life, and yoga teacher training should leave you with more than a certification.

Meet the Instructors

Cheyenne
Cheyenne is an E-RYT 500 with more than a decade of experience teaching yoga and movement. With a background in exercise physiology and human performance, she brings together the deeper practice of yoga with an understanding of how the body moves.

Amy
Amy is an E-RYT 500 and lifelong educator whose experience spans the classroom, fitness, and yoga. Her approach is shaped by decades of teaching and a belief in meeting people where they are with patience, clarity, and curiosity.

Jessica
Jessica is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who brings a clinical, evidence-based perspective to movement, anatomy, and recovery. Her work bridges yoga and modern movement science with an understanding of how real bodies move, adapt, and respond.