MEET YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Jennifer Johnson, Co-Founder, Yoga Teacher AKA “Yoga Jen”
Yoga Jen teaches yoga…the end. Kidding. Teaching yoga is one dimension to her.
Jen brings a light-hearted energy to our team, and often comes up with new ideas, some of which seem so wacky and silly that of course we pursue them.
Drawing on her background as an attorney, Jen’s skills seem as boundless as the gadgets in Iron Man’s suit.
Plus, she’s not afraid to jump into the water fully clothed… literally and figuratively.
Jen teaches Vinyasa Yoga, Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga and Meditation.
Maurice Johnson, Co-Founder, Personal Trainer AKA “Mo”
Mo embodies the Superhuman spirit, and for good reason: he birthed the original concept, Superhuman: The Class, in 2012.
He talks the talk and walks the walk. If he asks you to do it, he has done it, or will do it alongside you.
Some think it was an easy road for Mo- that he is simply genetically blessed with athleticism and strength. In fact, quite the opposite. He faced many challenges along his path and now draws upon those experiences to inspire and uplift all around him.
Maurice teaches Superhuman, Combat Cardio, Soul Strength, Soul Core, Soul Circuit, Superhuman X, personal and small group training.
Jeff Loehr, Brand Strategy, Yoga Teacher AKA “Jeff the Guru”
Jeff’s nickname came to be during our “spoof” award show, so you can imagine how seriously we take his guru status.
All kidding aside, while Jeff feels slightly uncomfortable with the “guru” designation, we fondly think of him that way because of the intellect and life experience Jeff brings to Superhuman. He has literally lived all over the world and masterfully draws on his experiences personally and professionally to inform his teaching. Plus, he’s just a chill guy who loves yoga, skiing, hiking, and his family.
Jeff teaches Vinyasa Yoga, Yin Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Meditation.
Sara Santora, Yoga Teacher AKA “Sara Santosha”
Sara was given her nickname during her second teacher training in 2013. Santosha is the second of the Niyamas of Patanjali's Eight Limbs of Yoga that translates to mean contentment/satisfaction. After experiencing years of anxiety and panic attacks in her early adult life, Sara turned to yoga to find peace and contentment within.
Through Yoga, Sara was taught how to connect to her breath, quiet her thoughts, and navigate the world with far less fear and a whole lot more love. She understands that students come to their mat for different reasons. Her classes offer gentle guidance for each personal journey to unfold.
Sara teaches Vinyasa Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Meditation.