Shi En’s endless curiosity towards movement has led her down many roads: yoga, gymnastics, calisthenics, strength training and running, and left her with a singular conclusion: that all movement is interconnected.

Her teaching style and practice reflects a great appreciation of this quiet synchronicity: equal parts creative sequencing and targeted drills, everything interlinked.

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2022), RYT 200H Ashtanga (2020)

Erin’s personal quest to understand her own body and take charge of her health led to a passion to empower others the same way.

As a trained doctor, her continuing education in yoga focuses on anatomical training as well as the exploration of mindfulness through all five senses. She melds equal parts strength, mobility and mental exploration into her flows. Her lifelong background as a dancer breathes fluidity and dynamism into her flows.

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2020)

A devoted learner, lover of movement, and relentless artist - Manfred Lim serves as the music director for Beam. Under his tenure is Submersion, a relaxing hour of meditative ambient set to yoga participants flowing through poses.

Outside of his curatorial work in the spaces of electronica, ambient, and musique concrète, Manfred serves up a euphoric understanding of dance music through the lens of Balearic beat, house, and indie dance.

An intuitive selector drawn to the atmospheric world of ambient sound and presence, Ilham Jufri sees music as more than something as background noise. His Submersion classes focus on curating a safe, meditative haven for participants to reaffirm their sense of self.

Accompanying his electronic pursuits in ambient electronica is Inflake, where he explores emotive, energetic electronic music.

Yoga was Mindy’s gateway into movement and over the years has become a space for her to build confidence, body awareness and a deeper trust in her own body. She hopes to share that with others while continuing to learn alongside them.

She loves the quiet and curiosity that comes with practice: moving with intention, finding new ways to flow and balance, and continually discovering what the body is capable of. For her, yoga is a space of constant learning and growth, an endless exploration of what the body and mind can do.

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2021)

Clara spent a decade of her movement journey in a competitive way: on badminton courts and fencing pistes. What she enjoyed was the mind-body connection that occurs in a flow state, something she experienced time and again on the yoga mat. 

This informs her present movement philosophy that is more personal, arising from introspection and creative expression. She sees her classes as a playground for all practitioners, exploring the interplay of foundation and freedom, body and mind, curiosity and empathy. 

RYT 200H Vinyasa and Mobility (2026)

As a former national rhythmic gymnast, Jamie spent much of her childhood exploring the incredible things the body is capable of. After leaving the sport and pursuing other athletic pursuits, she gradually lost much of the flexibility she once had. Finding yoga became a way to reconnect with movement again — and rediscover the joy of moving with strength, balance, and curiosity.

What she loves most about yoga is the connection between breath and movement. Through her practice, she discovered how something as simple as breathing can transform the way we move, feel, and show up for ourselves. Her classes encourage students to move with intention, explore their potential, and find joy in the process.

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2023)

Deon’s yoga practice stems from her lifelong artistic foundation, where the focus is not on creating an output, but rather on refining one’s observational skills and staying committed to the process. This non-judgmental approach extends to her movement practice, where yoga is a dedicated space for observing one’s internal landscape without the need for fixing or performing.

Deon’s teaching style combines mindfulness, strength and fluidity. By respecting both the power and limitations of your body, Deon’s flow guides you to stay present with discomfortand allowsyour practice to meet you wherever you are.

RYT200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2024)

Narelle has long explored what it means to inhabit a body through athletics, performance, dance and embodied movement. She is fascinated by the intimacy we can develop with our own bodies - When to push, when to soften and the absolute thrill of discovering new capacities (aka adrenaline junkie).

Yoga came later and offered a deeper experience of that curiosity: the meeting of body and mind, and beyond them, the subtler landscapes of breath, energy and self. Inspired by the generations of teachers who explored this path before her, Narelle sees teaching as part of her own practice — a way to study more deeply, share what she learns, and invite others into the exploration.

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2025)

Joylene enjoys exploring the wonders of what our body can do. Her journey began in fast and loud places: competitive sports, running, strength training — before the mat offered a quiet way to connect with the body. And to simply, be. 

What she teaches lives in the meeting of mind, body and breath. Moving between strength and mobility, she sequences the way she thinks: playfully, unafraid to mould into unfamiliar shapes, curiously, and always with freedom to wander (honest wobbles included).

RYT 200H Hatha-Vinyasa (2024)