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Linda is now focused on bringing more yoga to her community in Berks County through the CHB Sports Clubs, the YMCA downtown, corporate, school, and private trainings. In addition, she is also a certified Schwinn cycling instructor and is working on her AFAA personal training certification. Always learning, Linda is furthering her yoga interests in Kundalini and Jivamukti and completing her teacher training certification with Master Duncan Wong, founder of Yogic Arts. Let her guide you into incorporating yoga into your physical lifestyle. Linda’s energy and teaching style will help you challenge yourself to new heights, transform your life, and sculpt your ideal body. Linda is dedicated to personal relationships with each student, ensuring success for them along their path. She feels it is extremely important to be connected with her students and their goals. This is a relationship that distinguishes her yoga classes and creates a safe and nurturing environment for all.
Professionally, john is Mr. Massey and works as an 8th grade history teacher in Berks County. John has worked with children of all ages and backgrounds for over ten years. In the summer of 2005 he literally jumped at the chance to begin training for children’s yoga. The two passions in his life have come full circle and combined. John’s breakthrough experience developed as he studied at Karma Kids studio in New York City. He continues to educate himself about children and teen yoga through seminars, workshops, and continued training. John completed his 200 Power Vinyasa teacher training program at Power Yoga Works in 2005. He is registered with Yoga Alliance.
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Linda Zogas is an Associate Baptiste Vinyasa teacher. She has completed three teacher trainings with Baron and continues to attend teacher training boot camps and workshops as a student as well as an assistant. Linda also completed her 200 hour Power Vinyasa training with Master Baptiste Teacher Bill Raup, owner of Power Yoga Works in Philadelphia and Malvern, Pa. Linda has taught at Bill’s Studios for the last two years.
Jane Marie Clipman began practicing yoga in 1988 and has barely missed a day. It’s like brushing my teeth; she says, I couldn’t leave the house without doing it. It makes my whole body feel refreshed and ready for the day. Through classes, workshops, ashram stays, books, and videos Jane Marie has studied many different styles of yoga. Her favorite for her own personal practice is Jivamukti. She completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training certification at the Himalayan Institute in Honesdale, PA in 2002. The Himalayan style is moderate in intensity and focuses on proper alignment and incorporating all eight limbs of raja yoga into ones daily life. Jane Marie finds this style to be perfect for both introducing yoga to new students and for helping experienced students of any ability move to the next level. Off the mat Jane Marie is a psychology professor, labyrinth facilitator, audience research consultant, and environmental educator. She enjoys spending time with her husband and their four-year-old son, Noah, who began copying Mommies yoga poses before he could walk. She loves hiking and water-skiing. 
John’s basic belief in yoga is that it finds you when you are ready, as he heard Linda say many times! John was first introduced to Vinyasa yoga in the summer of 2003 when his cousin, Lisa (who he owes much of his dedication to his practice today) took him to one of her classes in the Philadelphia suburbs. As the story goes he became hooked! John then started to practice and volunteer at Power Yoga Works studio in Malvern, Pa. His practice deepened and his commitment was clear. The Baptiste Power yoga started his devotion to yoga as an integral part of his life.