TEACHERS

  • Tyler Rentmeister

    Studio Owner & Teacher

    Tyler has been practicing yoga for 20 years and teaching since 2016. A former competitive athlete, he found yoga to be a foundational practice for movement, recovery, and overall well-being. He has completed four 200-hour teacher trainings, including One Yoga with Ryan Leier, Sattva Yoga with Rameen Peyrow, Modo Yoga in Montreal, and Sivananda Yoga with Sylvie Boisclair. Additional certifications include a 75-hour Yin Yoga training with Carly Forest and Restorative Yoga training with Andrea Peloso. Tyler’s approach integrates breath, mindfulness, and movement, making yoga an accessible tool for holistic health.

  • Cora Rentmeister

    Studio Owner & Teacher

    Cora, a passionate teacher since 2019, began her yoga journey in 2008, completing her 200-Hour “Becoming Balance” Yoga Teacher Training in Bali. Blending strength, flexibility, and play, her classes integrate meditation, breathwork, and mindful cues to foster transformation. Whether in Universe Flow or Pilates, Cora helps students develop fluidity, resilience, and grace—on the mat and in everyday life. With specialized training in Asana & Anatomy, Art of Sequencing, Embracing the Darkness (Yin Yoga), Sattva Meditation, and Trauma-Informed Yoga, she creates a supportive space for students to deepen their practice, trust their bodies, and embrace movement as a journey of self-discovery.

  • Anne-Marie Guedon

    Teacher

    Anne-Marie is an E-RYT who began practicing yoga in 2003 and has been teaching at Taiga since 2010. She did her first 200 Hour Hatha Certification at Rama Lotus in Ottawa and another 200h with the SATTVA school of yoga in Edmonton. She has done a 300 Hour Advanced Teaching Certification in PranaVinyasa yoga with Shiva Rea, and has additional certifications in Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, YogaTuneUp and mat Pilates. With over 2000 hours of teaching experience her classes tend to focus a lot on the practical aspects of yoga to keep a body healthy and a nervous system tuned. She believes strongly in adapting yoga to individual needs so her classes involve a lot of exploration of different movements and shapes to find the ones that bring healing and create comfort in the body. 

  • Kate Mansfield

    Teacher

    Kate has been practicing yoga since moving to the north from Ontario in 2011. In 2013 she completed 200 Hours YTT training at Yandara Yoga in Baja Mexico where she specialized in Vinyasa and Hatha. Kate’s practice and teaching style are rooted in the belief we are all incredible creations and deserve to feel good in our bodies; if we crave movement we should move, if we crave stillness we should rest, and we all deserve the space to ask ourselves what we need.

  • Laila Noksana

    Teacher

    Laila began her path of yoga in 2021 initially using it as a form of exercise, not knowing it would develop into a means of embodiment and self-love. Laila completed her 200-hour Teacher Training in India with Hari Krishan and Swami Prakash in 2024, and she is looking forward to sharing her love of yoga with students. Her classes focus on connecting breath with movement in flows, allowing you to feel more connected with your inner self by being fully present through the class.

  • Trina Ohler

    Teacher

    Trina Ohler has practiced yoga for over 30 years and became a certified teacher in 2024 after training in Costa Rica. In 2025, she completed a 50-hour Yin training with Bernie Clark and Dianna Batts. Her classes emphasize breath, movement, strength, and flexibility, often incorporating standing poses and inversions. Trina’s approach supports injury prevention and healing by building a strong, resilient body. She sees yoga as a lifelong practice that fosters mindfulness, peace, and vitality.