Marti Lee, MS has a 200-hour Teacher Certification from the Living Yoga Program at the Radha Madhav Dham Ashram.

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She has a Masters of Science in Administration of Justice and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from UMKC. She worked for 20 years serving the community as a Deputy Juvenile Officer for Jackson County Family Court.

Marti’s transformation in yoga was ignited from the power of mantra chanting. She was greatly influenced and inspired by Sanskrit Scholar and Vedic Priest Thomas Ashley Farrand. Who Marti honors as her chanting guru.

Marti has been teaching yoga professionally for 15 years. Her passion is to “bring yoga to the people.” Marti is a Yoga Pioneer. She created a Yoga community in the Northland of Kansas City Missouri.

Marti is a forever student of yoga and continues to train with Master teachers.

Starr Lee Evans received her 200 hour yoga teacher certification from the Living Yoga Program at the Radha Madhav Dham ashram. Starr completed a 40 hour Ashtanga Teacher Training from Kathleen Kastner and Wade Mortenson in 2012.

Over the years Starr has studied with many Master teachers including; Ray Long, David Swenson, Jason Crandell, Dharma Mittra, Kino Macgregor, Rodney Yee, Baron Baptiste, Richard Freeman, Seane Corn, Sadie Nardini, Bryan Kest, Kathryn Budig, Tias Little, Anna Forest, Annie Carpenter, Aadil Palkhivala, Rolf Gates, and many more. 

Starr has grown up in yoga alongside her mother, Marti. She began practicing when she was 10 years old. Starr has been teaching yoga professionally since she was 16 and has always felt grateful for the opportunity to serve. Starr believes that “Yoga is for Everybody”.

Chris is a 500-hour RYT certified yoga instructor who completed her 200-hour training at Radha Madhav Dham ashram’s Living Yoga Program and 300-hour training at InBliss Yoga, with additional certifications in Yin and Kundalini methodologies.

Teaching since 2014, Chris offers classes ranging from restorative to powerful vinyasa, emphasizing yoga’s universal accessibility. Her philosophy centers on helping students find self-acceptance, grace, and inner peace through pose variations that suit them best. Her teaching mantra: “Your breath is your guide, and your awareness is the key.”

Chris enjoys time with her family—husband Mike, their daughter, and dogs—and considers InBliss Yoga her home away from home, cherishing its inclusive community.

Her yoga journey exemplifies the practice’s transformative power as she inspires students toward self-discovery and personal growth.

Joyce is a certified E-500HR RYT instructor who has been practicing yoga since the early 2000s and began teaching in 2013 under mentors Marti Lee and Starr Evans. She completed her 500hr Yoga Teacher Certification with Yoga Renew in Denver, CO, and holds two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Communication Studies and Music.

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Known for her “soothing cadence vocal style,” Joyce's yoga practice and teaching have enabled her to live a healthier and happier lifestyle physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Joyce currently teaches at Inbliss Yoga studio and is the lead yoga instructor at The Elms Hotel & Spa. She specializes in Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Restorative/Nidra classes, ensuring participants leave feeling great joy and relaxation. Outside the yoga studio, Joyce is owner and operator of Wag-a-lotz, a pet sitting service in Kansas City northland, and enjoys spending time with her husband Rodney, their two grown daughters, grandkids, and four dogs.

Her daily mantra is, “When life gets challenging, you breathe!” and “Live in Peace. Believe in Hope. Walk in LOVE! NAMASTE’!”

Ian has a background in kickboxing and boxing. After moving to the US from the Philippines in 1992, he added weightlifting to his routine. Ian started taking yoga classes to balance out his other workouts and improve flexibility.

He soon discovered that he tremendously enjoyed yoga.

He has been practicing regularly since 2000 and teaching since 2007. He truly enjoys aiding people in improving their personal yoga practice.

Carol has been practicing yoga since 2011, starting with vinyasa classes in college and later continuing at home. In 2014, she was introduced to a 90-minute Ashtanga mix class at InBliss Yoga, which sparked her passion for yoga. 

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Carol completed both her RYT-200 (Feb 2022) and RYT-500 (May 2024) certifications at InBliss Yoga. She enjoys teaching Ashtanga classes, focusing on the synchronization of body and breath, and encouraging students to listen to their bodies. Carol appreciates the comprehensive yoga environment at InBliss Yoga, where she can explore all aspects of yoga. Sharing the truth about yoga with her students is her greatest joy.

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Carol holds a bachelor's degree in animal science with a minor in captive wild animal management from the University of Missouri, and an associate’s degree in veterinary technology from MCCKC-Maple Woods,. She works as a registered veterinary technician at Eagle Animal Hospital in Riverside.

Angela first started doing yoga at the YMCA and became a fitness and yoga teacher in 2009. Her first yoga certification was through the YMCA, and she later received her 200-hour RYT certification, focusing on Ashtanga at Koko World of Yoga in Orlando, Florida.

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Angela began practicing yoga at InBliss. She started teaching classes there in 2014. In 2024, she received her 300-hour RYT at InBliss, making her a 500 RYT. Angela loves teaching various types of yoga, integrating rhythm and dance into her classes while honoring the wisdom and ancient culture of yoga.

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Her passion for somatic exercises and yoga stems from her own health journey of managing and recovering from chronic pain. She teaches a Slow Somatic yoga class every last Sunday, focusing on processing emotions through the body and fostering curiosity about self-discovery.

Angela is also a certified health coach with her certification from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. She founded Free Spirit Fitness in 2017, offering retreats, one-on-one coaching, and group coaching that integrate yoga and movement with mind, body, and spirit wellness.

In 2014, following knee surgery, Terrance discovered the healing power of yoga, thanks to a recommendation from Chanda O’Neal at Total Bliss. His early yoga sessions at InBliss Yoga were sporadic, but once he committed, he never looked back. By 2018, with the support and encouragement from Marti and Starr, Terrance began sharing his passion by teaching yoga.

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Terrance's dedication led to him becoming an officially certified Yoga Alliance teacher in 2022, following the completion of the first 200-hour teacher certification at InBliss Yoga. His teaching style is a harmonious blend of hatha and vinyasa, and truly enjoys the structured flow of ashtanga yoga.

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When he's not practicing yoga, Terrance enjoys the thrill of running and cycling. He's also an avid sports fan, with a love for basketball, football, and tennis. His interests extend to cars and business, showcasing his dynamic personality and wide array of passions.

Michelle discovered her passion for yoga in 2010 and has been dedicated to the practice ever since. As an athlete, she realized the profound benefits yoga offers for the mind, body, and spirit.

In February 2022, she completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training certification at Inbliss, and has been imparting her knowledge there since March 2022.

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Her diverse teaching portfolio includes classes such as Fundamentals, Rest and Restore, Vinyasa Flow, Ashtanga Mix, and Powerful Vinyasa. Michelle takes great joy in educating and engaging with her community, consistently encouraging participants to breathe and push their limits.

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Beyond yoga and meditation, Michelle enjoys rock climbing, hiking, camping, biking, gardening, and snowboarding. She cherishes outdoor activities, whether being active or simply relaxing in a hammock.

Kristin began her yoga journey 24 years ago as a way to gain flexibility and counter some of the side effects of high-impact sports like long distance running. Kristin's passionate about teaching Hatha and Vinyasa in an approachable way, so that there is something for everyone from beginner to experienced yogi.

Kristin graduated from Kansas City’s True Love Yoga 200-hour teacher training, Fall 2019. Further training and certifications include Aerial and Iyengar’s Yoga Wall for fascia therapy, Restorative Yoga, Meditation, and Pranayama.

Kristin lives in the Northland with her husband, three kitties and two daughters. When off the mat Kristin enjoys traveling, acting, hiking, camping, and cooking plant-based meals for the family.

Mackenna began practicing yoga 11 years ago exploring various styles, including Vinyasa, Kundalini, Yin, Ashtanga, and Restorative. This deepened her practice and led her to become a yoga teacher.

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She completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) at Darling Yoga in Overland Park, KS in 2018, focusing on Hatha Yoga. Mackenna teaches classes blending Vinyasa and Hatha yoga, energizing students physically and grounding them mentally. Her classes incorporate moments of meditation and mindful awareness, aiming to create a supportive space for students to explore their inner landscapes.

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Currently, Mackenna is a pediatric travel nurse by day and a yogi by night. Healing and caring for others is her heart's work, whether in the hospital or yoga classes. Traveling teaches her presence, adaptability, and awe for the unknown, while nursing grounds her in compassion and care. Yoga connects body, mind, and heart, no matter where she is.

Janet's yoga journey began in the park and was transformed by a class at InBliss, revealing yoga's healing power beyond physical exercise.

She earned her 200-hour yoga teaching certification at InBliss Yoga in February 2023.

Janet's approach emphasizes student comfort, offering modifications and encouraging personalized practice. She teaches a range of classes, from Restorative Yoga to Vinyasa, ensuring students feel rejuvenated and uplifted, incorporating positive messages for self-care and mindfulness.

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Janet has always been active, participating in sports during her youth and enjoying group exercise classes, outdoor walks, weightlifting, and yoga to keep up with her children. She values outdoor activities with family and friends and enjoys reading, cooking, cross-stitching, and embroidery for relaxation.

Madison's yoga journey began over 15 years ago. In 2022, she completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training at InBliss, where she immersed herself in the history, philosophy, and movement that form the foundation of the practice. She now guides students through classes for all levels, encouraging them to integrate these principles into their own lives.

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Her passion for yoga extends beyond the mat to a love for holistic health and wellness. Madison plans to deepen her studies in Ayurveda and pursue her 300-hour certification in the future. She believes yoga is not simply about the poses—it is a way of living with balance, awareness, and authenticity.

Outside the studio, Madison works as an audio engineer with Oracle, balancing the precision of her technical career with the presence and mindfulness of her yoga practice. This unique blend allows her to bring grounded, creative, and compassionate energy to every class. When she is not teaching or working, she is often making music, traveling, or enjoying time with her husband and their two cats, Ezra and Rajah

Geneice began her practice in 2010 at a Bikram yoga studio as a way to heal her body from sports injuries. She quickly discovered a deep appreciation for the physical, mental and spiritual components of the practice. Her passion led her to earn a 200-hour yoga teacher training certificate in 2019 from KC Yoga Kula, and is currently pursuing her 300-hour certification.

As a level 2 Reiki practitioner, Geneice brings a holistic approach to her teachings. Her classes are infused with a blend of traditional techniques and modern insights, encouraging students to explore their practice with curiosity and compassion. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just beginning your journey, Geneice is here to guide you toward balance, peace, and self-discovery.

Beyond her yoga practice, she serves as a corporate paralegal and Inclusive Engagement Diversity Data Analyst for a national law firm. There, she also co-leads weekly mindful meditation sessions. 

In her free time, Geneice enjoys spending quality moments with her husband and two children, embracing the balance between her professional life and family commitments.

Kim is a board-certified Rehabilitation Medicine physician with fellowship training in Sports Medicine and Acupuncture.  She discovered yoga in 1999 as a way to recover from injuries sustained in a car wreck while in medical school and has been an avid yogi since.  She is a forever student of the healing arts and seamlessly blends her extensive knowledge of traditional medicine, acupuncture, Reiki and Integrative Medicine into her yoga practice and classes. 

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Kim received her 500-hour YTT certification through Happy Jack Yoga, an international yoga school.  She enjoys teaching all levels of classes at InBliss, as she believes yoga has something to offer everyone and is a beautiful representation of the mind, body and spirit connection.  

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In her spare time she enjoys organic gardening, bringing friends together over healthy food, cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs, hiking and traveling the world with her husband.

Nikki began practicing yoga regularly in 2018 when she tried out InBliss and was instantly hooked by the enthusiasm of the staff and the diversity of classes offered. She quickly became a fan of Ashtanga for its ritualistic style and detoxifying effects on the body.

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As she continued her yoga journey, Nikki felt a growing need to deepen her practice, both spiritually and fundamentally. This yearning for greater knowledge inspired her to pursue her 200-hour teaching certification in February 2023 through InBliss Yoga.

Nikki believes you are never too old to try something new to improve your life, both physically and spiritually. She enjoys teaching a variety of classes at InBliss and loves sharing her enthusiasm for the many ways individuals can heal themselves through the beautiful practice of yoga.

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When she is not teaching or taking classes at InBliss, Nikki runs a small trucking firm with her husband, Jimm. She cherishes spending time with her three adult children and her beautiful grandson. Additionally, Nikki enjoys traveling to anywhere tropical and sunny, embracing new experiences and relaxation whenever possible.

Gabrielle began practicing yoga in 2016 to support her running and hiking, but quickly discovered the practice offered much more—strength, balance, and a sense of grounding both on and off the mat. After retiring from a career in healthcare technology, she earned her RYT-200 certification in 2022.

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Gabrielle has taught Fundamentals of Yoga, Vinyasa Flow, Restorative Yoga, and Chair Yoga, with a special passion for Chair Yoga. She loves working with mature students and adapting postures so that yoga is accessible for everyone. Inspired by the idea that “anything you can do on the mat, you can do in a chair,” Gabrielle brings creativity, care, and joy to her classes.

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Outside the studio, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling with her husband Jimmy, reading, walking outdoors, listening to true crime podcasts and playing with her puppy, Kelce.
 

Jill discovered yoga 5 years ago when she first attended a class at InBliss. She has been praticing and teaching ever since.

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She enjoys the physical part of yoga, working your body & sweating, but fell in love with the spiritual aspect of the practice.

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She believes you carry each class and pose with you beyond the studio and into your everyday life.

Outside the studio she shares her life with her husband Ace and their fur baby, Rocky.

Danielle is a Doctor of Physical Therapy that has been teaching a wide variety of yoga classes for 10 years.

She started practicing yoga with Starr and Marti in 2004 and started teaching yoga at Inbliss in 2013. She enjoy’s teaching fundamentals, vinyasa flow, ashtanga, and arm balance yoga. She loves the people that she has the pleasure of teaching and working with at Inbliss. Everyone is so friendly and inviting there.

It feels like a second home to her and she always leaves feeling better than when she came, Danielle hopes this for her students as well. Danielle and Starr have been best friends for their whole lives and Marti is like a second mother to Danielle. 

She is honored to be a part of such a wonderful yoga community.