About Us

Jenn's commitment to accessibility and community drove her to establish Yoga Culture. As a co-owner and certified instructor, Jenn's passion shines through in her dedication to making yoga an inclusive and enriching experience for all. With fifteen years of experience, Jenn decided to become certified in 2022. Now, Jenn shares the impact of yoga on enhancing focus, clarity, purpose, self-awareness, and inner peace. 

As the co-owner of Yoga Culture, Tambrin is able to cultivate a space where others can experience the magic of yoga. With over two decades of personal practice and five years of teaching, she's deeply rooted in the transformative power of yoga within the mind, body, and soul.

With a wealth of experience, Tamrin brings a unique blend of expertise to her classes, inviting students to embrace yoga's holistic benefits. Her journey, passion, and commitment inspire others to embark on their own transformative path.

Melisa's yoga journey began in 2009 when she moved to Washington from Puerto Rico. Instantly captivated, yoga became her path to a harmonious mind-body-breath connection. It fuels mindfulness, physical strength, and self-awareness. She earned her 200-hour RYT certification in 2015 from Open Up Yoga in Seattle before relocating to Atlanta with her family.

Through her own growth, Melisa embraces her roles as a mother and wife. She's devoted to guiding others on and off the mat, valuing yoga as a holistic way of life. Her teaching style blends creative sequences and dynamic movements, empowering each student's unique journey. Melisa remains a dedicated student, eager to serve her community wholeheartedly.

Claire is a proud boy mom and firefighter wife. 
Diagnosed with scoliosis in her teenage years, she fell in love with yoga at her local YMCA.
“ I quickly began to harness a mind-body connection like I’ve never experienced before. That connection has continued to blossom and turned into a valuable tool to use off the yoga mat. My personal practice has been a safe space to process the things I’ve walked through, and has catapulted me into healing my mind, body and spirit.” 
Claire has as a passion for trauma-informed yoga, and holds a certification as a Mindful Resilience for Trauma Recovery Teacher with the Veterans Yoga Project. She serves as a Director and board member of a local non-profit, Humble Warrior Wellness and Yoga Inc. Created to serve female First Responders and Veterans, they hold multiple yearly retreats that include yoga, connection, journaling and plant based cooking classes. In addition to retreats, they participate in many different events for this well deserved demographic of women on and off the yoga mat.
Claire began teaching in 2017, and has her 200hr certification through YogaFaith. She teaches many different styles of yoga, but specializes in adaptive and trauma-informed yoga. She’s on a mission for each student to find their own personal practice, and often says “It’s not all about how your yoga form looks… it’s about how it feels!” 

Melba's yoga journey began in 2016, transforming her from stress to healing. As a 500hr Registered Yoga teacher, she unites mind and body through movement, breath, and a deep spiritual connection. Melba shares yoga's healing power, making it accessible for self-acceptance, balance, and compassion. Beyond teaching, she's a Reiki Master, and Sacred Women's Circles Facilitator who finds joy in travel, reading, and quality time. Embracing mindfulness, intuition, and self-care, Melba lives with an open heart and purpose.

Pam is a Yoga Alliance registered yoga teacher, board-certified registered nurse, and Duke University-trained integrative health coach. Her yoga concentration ranges from hot power vinyasa and core strength to restorative and gentle flow. Her yoga teaching techniques emphasize safety and alignment to protect joints and avoid injury. Pam believes there is a yoga practice for everyone no matter what age or fitness level, and that yoga is one of the safest and most accessible wellness practices a person can do.  

Julianna is a former dancer who began her yoga practice at the young age of 9! She found yoga to be an invaluable tool for increasing flexibility, strength, and injury prevention. She earned her 200-hour RYT in 2018 and has since added certification in pilates and aerial yoga. She is currently pursuing a degree in kinesiology at the University of North Georgia. Julianna’s specialty is hot power yoga. In her classes, you can expect a challenge but she believes in making yoga accessible for all and is skilled at offering modifications for all levels and abilities. Her future plans involve completing her 300-hour yoga teacher training, as she believes yoga is a journey, not a destination. There is always more to learn and she welcomes you to her class no matter where you are in your journey.  

As a previous restaurant owner/Chef, and alum of Johnson & Wales University, breaking bread with others and building connections with food and fitness are my passion. Believing that yoga is for everyone, the movement of our bodies and what we fuel our bodies with is equally important. Three years ago my yoga practice found me, cracked me wide open, and allowed for my inner light to come through, changing me from the inside out. I knew I wanted to share this practice, teach and hold space for others on their journey. Building community, body inclusivity, and flow space has become my service mission.I graduated from the Alanna Kaivalya Yoga Academy, becoming a certified RYT 500 in April of 2021, and now to add to it an E-RYT 200.  My teaching flow ranges from hot yoga, Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, and tone and sculpt.I am a bi-lingual Hungarian-Colombian soul currently residing in Atlanta with my partner and two children, striving every day to be better than yesterday. 

Chanda, a devoted yoga practitioner and instructor from Hoschton, Georgia, has immersed herself in yoga for over a decade. From a life-changing retreat in Big Sky, Montana, she embraced yoga as more than just a practice, making it her way of life.

Seeking to deepen her knowledge, Chanda completed a nine-month teacher training at the Asheville Yoga Center in 2019, overcoming pandemic challenges. Teaching since August 2020, she started at a local gym and transitioned to Yoga Culture, where a supportive community fuels her growth.

For Chanda, yoga encompasses physical, spiritual, and mental dimensions, aiding stress management and fostering personal growth. Her passion lies in sharing this transformative journey, inspiring others to embark on their own path of yoga.