Amy Sue is the owner and director of Sol Luna Yoga. Sol Luna Yoga has been open for 16 years.  Amy Sue has been studying yoga for over 20 years and teaching for 18 years. Her teacher training began at Yoga on Main with David Newman and Shiva Das. She continued with workshops and retreats with Erich Schiffman, the Nosara Yoga Institute with Don and Amba Stapleton, Seane Corne and Bryan Kest. She has over 500 hours of yoga training. 

Amy Sue encourages body wisdom - assisting students/practitioners in honoring themselves and listening to their inner guide. Amy Sue leads with compassion and offers modifications to yoga postures as needed. She believes yoga has changed her life and is honored to share the practice of yoga.

 Yoga became an integral practice for me when I was cross training between tennis and distance running.My yoga practice has evolved and I enjoy sharing the journey with others. I received my first yoga certification through AAAI in 1999. I further studied and attended Sivananda  Ashram in 2012 and focused on restorative yoga. I have  an extensive practice in vinyasa flow and enjoy the benefits of guided meditation. My practice further evolved into a Personal Training business that focused on strength and flexibility for clients who desired one on one attention.Off the mat, my passion is my husband and three daughters. I love traveling and attending different yoga studios in different cities. I am grateful to Micheal Baim of Penn and to the Swamis at Sivananda Ashram. Lisa Mitchell also has been a great inspiration. I would also like to thank all the fellow yogis who have shared their light and practice. 

Bill Soens started the practice of yoga in 1997. The first five years of his practice were mainly devoted to Ashtanga yoga under the tutelage of David Swenson who later became his yoga teacher. The next several years were devoted to exploring all different styles of yoga while at the same time obtaining his "RYT" (Registered Yoga Teacher) designation from yoga alliance in 2004.

Bill has been teaching since 2004 and offers a physically challenging class that encourages students to "feel more to heal more," thereby gaining a deeper and more compassionate relationship with "self." Bill continues to enhance his practice by attending workshops and conferences and is influenced by some of his favorite teachers including Seane Corn, Saul David Ray and Kira Ryder.