Tawnya is the owner and founder of Studio Move Boise, which is the culmination of 25 years of teaching dance classes in the Treasure Valley. After spending several years as a professional dancer, Tawnya returned to the dance studio as an instructor where she quickly became well known in the dance community as a creative, cutting-edge dance artist who brings original content to all of her programs and classes.

Romeo Almeida didn’t start dancing until he was 16, and was inspired by Michael Jackson music videos! After graduating, Romeo returned home to Idaho and is pursuing his dream as a hip hop teacher in the Treasure Valley. He hopes to inspire his students to dance and to choose the better road in life!

Boots Country Dancing is a destination for those individuals who love country swing and line dancing! Classes held most Saturday evenings at StudioMove! please clink on this scheduling link as Zane’s classes are not apart of StudioMove’s mindbody app and he provides his own scheduling and pricing. Come kick your boots up with Zane and his crew……your going to love it!

Abby Lopac is a Boise, Idaho native. She has been a member and choreographer for FUSE Dance Collaboration LLC for two years. She is the co-founder of Twelve Dance Project whose goal is to raise awareness for local nonprofits via dance.

My yoga journey began 15 years ago, in a hot studio in Boise Idaho. Having grown up learning dance, I immediately fell in love with the idea of linking breath with movement. Since then, I have expanded my personal practice to include Hot Yoga, Yin, Vinyassa, Hatha, and Yoga Nidra.

Yoga found Griet in 2008 after an injury and although she’d showed interest in yoga for a long time, necessity drew her to the mat. Her practice has taken her on a path of self-discovery, appreciation of the world around her, and has found a way into her daily life.

Ashley is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah and moved to Boise in 2016. She played collegiate soccer at Idaho State University and has always loved Idaho’s beautiful outdoors. It was during her soccer days when she was first introduced to yoga. Since that time, she has continued to practice many styles of yoga to complement her active and adventurous lifestyle.

Laila Hardman has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and has found teaching yoga has been a natural evolvement for the next stage in her life. She currently teaches Muvmethod, a form of yoga for dancers in several dance studios in Idaho and Utah and is excited to continue her yoga practice not only as a teacher but as a student as well.

Caroline discovered her love for yoga at a young age. She grew up attending classes with her mom back home in Texas and has been practicing since. In the Fall of 2018, Caroline received her RYT 200 from a local studio here in Boise, ID. Caroline likes to have fun in her classes and remind her students not to take themselves too seriously.