Alexandra (Ally) Ojeda
Alexandra (Ally) is the manager of Pure Yoga, and is a Las Vegas native. Her life changing yoga journey began with the start of her own personal practice in 2015. After feeling inspired to share what she had felt and experienced in her own journey, she completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training and began teaching around the Valley. Alexandra is certified to teach many styles of yoga and breath work which she incorporates into every class. With her love of holistic health and wellness growing, she decided to take it all a step further and pursue a career in it. In 2020, Alexandra completed school to became a certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor and now blends both modalities to create unique mind body connection for her students and clients.
Over the years, and through a variety of teachings and trainings, she has been able to cultivate a connection with the yoga practice and community that encourages balance and healing. Her classes are creative, fun and incorporate organic movements that allow each practitioner to explore and root into a practice that is truly their own. Alexandra’s goal is to inspire others into a deeper connection to Self, community and to their mat, one breath and one class at a time.
Ashleigh Buccellato
Ashleigh was inspired to deepen her own Yoga practice and share its many benefits within her community and healthcare profession. She obtained her 200-hour Yoga teacher training in Costa Rica. Additional trainings include Katonah Restorative Yoga, Yoga Therapy and Adaptive Yoga.
In addition, Ashleigh is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. She provides therapeutic services to a variety of ages, injuries and conditions. Given her background as a rehabilitation therapist, Ashleigh has experience in therapeutic and adaptive yoga to provide students with an accessible, sustainable and safe approach to a yoga practice; while encouraging students to adapt and modify as needed to honor their unique health needs and abilities.
Ashleigh enjoys teaching to guide students in exploration of self through mindful movement + meditation, encourage connection within self and surroundings, increase quality of life, and most importantly, to have fun!!!
Ashleigh Buccellato
Ashleigh was inspired to deepen her own Yoga practice and share its many benefits within her community and healthcare profession. She obtained her 200-hour Yoga teacher training in Costa Rica. Additional trainings include Katonah Restorative Yoga, Yoga Therapy and Adaptive Yoga.
In addition, Ashleigh is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. She provides therapeutic services to a variety of ages, injuries and conditions. Given her background as a rehabilitation therapist, Ashleigh has experience in therapeutic and adaptive yoga to provide students with an accessible, sustainable and safe approach to a yoga practice; while encouraging students to adapt and modify as needed to honor their unique health needs and abilities.
Ashleigh enjoys teaching to guide students in exploration of self through mindful movement + meditation, encourage connection within self and surroundings, increase quality of life, and most importantly, to have fun!!!
Ashley Mitchell
Ashley’s personal practice began in 2005. At first it was just a form of exercise for her, not at first spiritual. After hitting some really low points in life and as time went on, she began to notice the only time she was ever truly happy was when she was on her mat.
Ashley began her teacher trainings in 2020 and completed both her 200 and 300 Hour YTT in a year. She has been teaching across the Las Vegas Valley for nearly two year now and found her
passion for teaching in Yin Yoga, Sound Healing, and Meditation. Ashley’s goal is to help people bring more balance and calmness to their daily life through a better connection with the Self, one moving meditation at a time.
Nicole Cherry
A Vegas local since 2000, Nicole has been passionate about dance and fitness since a child and began teaching as early as 18 with kickboxing. She was one of the first few pole dancing teachers in Las Vegas in 2005, and created many classes encouraging women empowerment.
After an injury left her defeated and feeling like she may never be able to dance and move the way she loved again, Nicole turned to yoga to build back strength, flexibility and mobility. She found through her practice, a beautiful ability to help heal her body + mind. It is through her own journey that she is inspired to share what she learned with others.
Her classes share her message of finding your inner source of power and confidence through mindful, playful and intentional movements.
Pat Roongphornchai
Pat Roongphornchai, thought yoga was easy, slow, and boring until he took his first class in Thailand in 2015. The class was challenging and engaging, completely reversing his previous skepticism. After, Pat developed a newfound respect for both the practice and its practitioners he started attending classes three times a week and quickly noticed changes in his mood, posture, mobility and muscle tone.
Pat completed his first 200-hour teacher training in Hatha Yoga in Chiangrai, Thailand in August 2016 with Master Anup Gupta followed by a secondary training with Master Gupta in Ashtanga in Rishikesh, India in April 2018. Additionally, Pat earned international recognition as one of the main instructors at the Thailand Yoga Festival in 2018 and 2019. Featured alongside other instructors from around the world, Pat led the SUP Yoga (Stand-up Paddle Board Yoga) classes at the multi-day international event. Pat also opened YOGAHOLIC, a yoga studio in Chiangmai, Thailand.
Pat’s goal is for each of his students to leave every class with something better than they came in with – better health, knowledge or self understanding – and continued inspiration to keep practicing yoga.
Tiffany Alani
Tiffany is a certified RYT-500 (Registered Yoga Teacher) who majored in dance and spent most of her life on the stage as a ballerina.
After giving birth to her son, she began teaching full time and found great joy in choreography and directing. Many years later, she retired her tutu and tiara, started taking gym classes and eventually discovered yoga. She quickly fell in love with the challenge of the practice and decided to make it her new life path.
Tiffany is extremely passionate about sharing yoga with the world because of the freedom and unity it brings to the mind, body and spirit. She specializes in flow-based yoga classes, fitness, Pilates and Trauma Recovery Yoga (TRY).
Ashley Conklin
Ashley Conklin began her yoga journey after a close personal loss in her life. Yoga helped Ashley heal mentally and really began as a spiritual practice and grew from there with different forms of asana. After many years of practicing, she decided to get certified in order to share the gift of yoga with her community. Ashley earned her 200 hour certification with a focus in Hatha vinyasa. She specializes in vinyasa for all levels, power yoga, prenatal and children’s yoga. Ashley’s personal practice is Ashtanga based so this shines through in her teaching when appropriate.
