Meet Our Yoga Instructors

Laure welcomes all ages and fitness levels to her TriYoga® classes Friday & Saturday at 9:30am, Sunday at 4:30 pm, and Tuesdays at 6:30 pm.

You get personal attention in our small boutique studio.

Laure guides yogis in the flowing TriYoga practice that unites dynamic and sustained postures, breath and focus to create greater flow of energy. She uses props like blocks, straps and  bolsters to support your good alignment and deeper relaxation in yoga poses.

Laure earned her TriYoga certification through Mary Kemper and has trained with TriYoga founder, Yogini Kaliji.

Laure is a filmmaker, and President of LQ Consulting Video, PR & Community Engagement.

She served four years as a Cincinnati City Council Member, and led the Channel 9 I-Team for 13 years. TriYoga helped keep her sane and healthy. 

She lives in Mt. Lookout with Greg, Quinn and their chocolate lab, Lt. Dan.

Maureen Brenner is a 200 hour RYT with over 10 years of experience teaching yoga in the greater Cincinnati area. 

Maureen teaches Hatha Yoga for All Levels.   She is subbing classes for Laure on Tuesday nights while she heals from a broken elbow.  

Hatha yoga is a branch of yoga that uses physical postures to preserve and channel energy.  

Students will enjoy a creative class that focuses on a variety of poses, which are paired with deep breath work. Each and every yoga class is unlike the other!  

All levels are welcome as she will provide modifications to meet the needs of the student. 

In addition to teaching yoga, Maureen enjoys spending time with her family, playing Pickleball, traveling, boating and watching sports.   

She and Laure often play pickleball on Sunday afternoons!

Mary Kemper is a senior TriYoga® instructor who has introduced many to this practice since 1994 and trained others to teach this method. Mary has studied closely with TriYoga founder Kali Ray for over 25 years and completed the 500-hour level Vishwa Ayurveda training with William Brashear. 

She began yoga as a teen, studying with her mother Mary Louise Kemper, a founder of Cincinnati Yoga Teachers Association.