Anna Morales

Sharonne Gracia 

Having completed both a 200-hour Vinyasa YTT and a 200-hour Ashtanga YTT, Sharonne loves to inspire the same joy in others that the practice inspired in her years ago.

Sharonne’s favorite place is anywhere people gather to connect, move, breathe, and expand their minds, body, and soul. She lives with the intention to create a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their practice without judgment or limitation. Through the fusion of movement, breath, and mindfulness, Sharonne aims to help others find their inner light and radiate it outwards, creating a ripple effect of positivity and growth out into the world.

Dr. Wong Kai Ming

In Dr. Wong Kai Ming’s words, “Seek only harmony in spirit, as there is no honor in domination or control, there is no need to fight unless we allow it emotionally or physically.” Dr. Wong encourages his students to find strength and sensitivity in body mechanics, proper thought and mindset to support the mind-body systems, and an open connection to spirit. He embraces transformation of spirit-mind-body relationships, as an enthusiastic student of the martial arts and various other Asian arts, such as Fengshui, study of the I Ching, and a Japanese form of astrology.

Dr. Wong has been teaching Yang style T’ai Chi Ch’uan over two decades and holds a masters certificate in Chin Na, under Grandmaster Kam Jun Wai who taught “win without fighting”. Inspired by Taoist and Buddhist influences, he enjoys applying martial arts concepts to daily life and his medical practice, observing the benefits of resonating energy modalities as his patients recover from surgery. When challenged, he blends Eastern and Western disciplines to bring forth truth, knowledge, and wisdom