about

enso offers Power Yoga, All Level Vinyasa and Slow Flow classes for adults. It is our goal to provide a safe environment in which to develop the student's physical, personal and mental awareness. At the core of our curriculum is the belief that the concepts incorporated in our classes can be taken off of the mat and into our lives as well.

To promote this concept, our studio has been specifically designed to enhance the personal growth and experience of each student. The colors, artwork, and materials at the studio have been specifically chosen to create a relaxing environment. Men's and women's locker rooms and showers enable our students to move on through the rest of their day with ease. Convenient parking is available in the lot immediately adjacent to enso on State Street in Media.

enso is so much more than a yoga studio to me.
enso is my gym, my mentor, and my community.
When I moved to Media, enso helped me feel at home. I love the selection of classes, teachers, and the comfortable and supportive environment of the studio. I also enjoy my monthly membership option, which helps to encourage me to attend as many classes as possible.
- Jessica S.

our teachers

ADAM MARCUS, E-RYT | co-founder, co-owner

Adam has been involved with Eastern arts from a very young age, first as a martial artist through the study and practice of Ryukyu Kempo and Modern Arnis; and, for the past two decades, through the study, practice, and teaching of yoga, Budokon, and meditation. Adam teaches an Iyengar and Ashtanga inspired Vinyasa style yoga. His classes are a dynamic and vigorous fusion of Vinyasa and mindfulness, incorporate his strong knowledge of anatomy and yogic studies, and are accessible to both beginner and advanced yogis.

Adam has participated in multiple teacher trainings, and received his 200-hour RYT Yoga Alliance certification from Dhyana Yoga in Philadelphia. Adam also holds certifications in Budokon and Thai Yoga Massage, and is a 3rd-degree Black Belt. Adam has studied and trained with many and varied yogic arts practitioners including Duncan Wong (founder of Yogic Arts), Edward Clark (Tripsichore Yoga), David Life (Jivamukti), Dharma Mitra, Shiva Rea, Seane Corn, Simon Park, Rodney Yee, Phillip Askew, Yoganand Michael Carrol, Thich Naht Hahn, Leslie Kaminof, David Swenson and Michael Buck.

Adam believes that yoga is something that holds innumerous benefits for everyone, regardless of where they are on their journey of awakening.

CAMILLE HOLSTEIN, E-RYT | co-owner

Camille met and fell in love with yoga at a gym in January of 2000 and has been practicing ever since. Her study and training in Yoga has been influenced by Vinyasa flow yoga as a form of moving meditation. Her classes focus on alignment, compassionate awareness, and the modern application of yogic philosophy. Excited to share her love of the practice of yoga, Camille completed her 250-hour yoga certification in 2005 at Wake Up Yoga in Philadelphia studying under Corina Benner.

Inspired by her family life and the joys of pregnancy and experience of prenatal yoga, Camille completed a 90-hour certification in pre/post natal yoga from Yoga on Main in Philadelphia. She then received a certificate to teach trauma informed yoga with Gwen Soffer at Enso. Camille became a certified OM Mindfulness Meditation Teacher by completing Level 1&2 Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training with Cyndi Lee. She is also went on to complete her training and certification to teach OM restorative yoga through Cyndi Lee and Yoga International. Most recently, Camille completed her certification to teach yin yoga based on the Paul Grilley method by her teacher Corina Benner at Wake Up Yoga.

Camille believes that the ancient art and science and physical practice of yoga seeped in mindfulness can create space in the body, mind and spirit. She is interested in exploring in her classes how yoga is metaphor for a healthful life by discovering the pathways and connections we have with the experiences we have on and off the mat.

HUNTER CLARKE-FIELDS, RYT

Hunter Clarke-Fields, MSAE, RYT, helps practitioners bring more peace and joy to life using the traditions of yoga & mindfulness. Hunter has over 18 years of experience in yoga practice and over 8 years experience teaching yoga. She has been a meditator and mindfulness practitioner for over a decade, and has the dharma name, "Calm breath of the heart."

She thrives on serving others through yoga, practicing her creative expression as an artist, and nurturing a mindful and joyful life with her family. Hunter blogs on yoga & mindfulness as a parent at hunteryoga.com.

MANDIE CURTIS BANKS, RYT

Mandie discovered yoga over fifteen years ago while seeking ways to ease her anxiety. Through her own journey of self-discovery and healing she became passionate about sharing the benefits of yoga with others. She is a certified Vinyasa Flow Yoga RYT instructor through Yoga Alliance and has had the privilege of teaching classes to a diverse population of students ranging from preteens to adults with differing backgrounds and levels of experience.

Mandie has recently completed her trauma-informed certificate through Trauma-Informed Lens Yoga and is passionate about creating a safe and welcoming space for her students. She draws inspiration for her flow classes from her many encouraging yoga teachers as well as her dance background and passion for movement. Mandie loves the feeling of flowing on her mat in a meditative mix of breath, movement, and music.

Her teaching style is encouraging and compassionate with a focus on proper alignment and flowing sequences that are complemented by inspiring music. Mandie strives to share the benefits of a yoga practice in a way that is identifiable and accessible to everyone.

KIM ECKLER, RYT

Kim has been practicing yoga for twenty-five years, and teaching for fifteen. She trained initially at the Yoga Lifestyle Center, and has deepened her yoga study by exploring Ashtanga, Kundalini, Katonah and martial arts. The power and beauty of yoga resides in the capacity to restore balance in the body, heart and mind. There is attention to mindful movement and alignment in her classes, and students leave feeling gratified, satisfied, and fulfilled.

HEATHER MEGOSH, RYT

When Heather discovered yoga, she fell in love with its ability to strengthen and loosen her body while quieting and calming her mind. Heather’s initial training in yoga was through Ashtanga; she studied with Manju Jois, Dee Silvers, Tim Miller, David Swenson, Chuck Miller and Maty Ezraty. However, her teaching is most influenced by the dynamic vinyasa-flow teaching style of her teacher and inspiration Shiva Rea, with whom she has completed a 200-hour Prana Vinyasa Flow teacher training. Prana Flow classes offer a full and varied spectrum of experience from rejuvenation to empowerment with a constancy in the awareness of the unity between the wave motion of breath and bodily movement. Heather’s classes are creative and invigorating and she encourages her students to challenge themselves to their own degree in order to build strength, fluidity and serenity in their own bodies and minds.

IBRAHIM MIARI, RYT

Ibrahim has practiced a variety of styles of yoga for over ten years, and completed a 200-hour Yoga Alliance Vinyasa Yoga teacher certification program through Enso Studio. In addition to loving yoga, he is also a theater artist as well as Sufi dancer and Sacred Dances-moving meditation performer and instructor. He is honored to have the opportunity to share the yoga practice with his students - to shine (sweat) and play and maybe share a little peace.

IVY MONACO, RYT

Ivy began practicing yoga several years ago when an injury kept her from her normal exercise routine. With guidance from knowledgeable instructors she made an amazing recovery through her new-found therapeutic yoga practice. About 18 months later, she was severely injured again in a car accident, this time she knew she had a powerful tool to heal her body, mind and spirit. Now she’s passionate about serving and sharing the benefits of yoga, in hopes to inspire others. Her style is influenced by the vinyasa training, specifically anusara.

COLLEEN PELLEGRINI, RYT

Colleen sought out yoga for the same reason many others have, as a mechanism for dealing with the stresses of daily life. Colleen’s time on her mat has been a true gift as her yoga practice continues to bring incredible healing and mindfulness. The serenity and joy Colleen finds by practicing yoga is sheer bliss!

Colleen is a Registered Yoga Teacher, having completed her 200-hour yoga training at Focus Fitness Main Line in February 2013. Colleen offers a variety of classes from restorative, slow flow practices to invigorating vinyasa flow sequences. Emphasizing the importance of the breath, proper alignment, and savoring the present moment, Colleen designs her classes to truly be meditation in motion.

JULIE ROCKAFELLOW, RYT

Julie Rockafellow was first introduced to yoga at her local YMCA, and immediately fell in love with the rhythmic connection between breath and movement. For years she practiced in awe of yoga's profound effect on her mental and physical awareness. She completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training in Blacksburg, Virginia and has been teaching a wide variety of classes and skill levels for the past seven years. She has also earned a Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy, which provides her with a deep knowledge of movement and human anatomy. In Julie's class you will find a safe space to explore your body and spirit through pranayama (breath work), and asana (physical poses). Julie emphasizes body awareness and self-reflection with creative sequences and thoughtful concepts. Come enjoy her class with an open mind and leave embodied with sense of self.

MALLORY SPENCER, RYT

Mallory has been practicing yoga for about 4 years. She discovered yoga when she was a student at West Chester University and found it very useful for relieving stress and staying physically active. After completing the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at Enso in March 2017, she began to deepen her understanding of yoga philosophy and strengthen her commitment to consistent practice. Mallory is now a 500-hour Registered Kripalu Ayurvedic Yoga Teacher, and seeks to honor the ancient wisdom of Vedic sciences as the foundation for her teaching methodology.

Blending Vinyasa yoga with Ayurveda, Mallory's classes are inspired by the internal and external play of the 5 natural elements and their qualities. This approach promotes a greater sense of harmony, while increasing overall well-being and longevity. She believes that when we tune into the world around us and within us, we are able to connect with the rhythms of Nature in a supportive, authentic, cyclical manner.

Mallory sees yoga as a holistic, 8-limb practice that has the potential to positively effect all areas of a person's life: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social. She loves the combination of yoga and Ayurveda because it helps us incorporate balance, mindfulness, and gratitude into our daily routines. Her goal is to offer accessible classes where students are invited to be present and curious as they tend to their unique mind, body, and spirit so that they can feel more integrated both on and off their mat.

NATALIE STRICKLER, RYT

Natalie found her practice over 10 years ago when invited to take a Beginner’s Series here at Enso. Soon after her first few class she was hooked. She fell in love with a practice that brings body and mind awareness together to work in harmony, and how important that is for our daily lives on and off our mat. In 2014, Natalie took her 200hr RYT Teacher Training right here at Enso Studio. Natalie has a respect and love for what the practice can do. It has the ability to heal. Struggling with body image issues from a young age, Natalie stepped on her mat and found herself pealing away layers of self doubt and worry. Finding compassion, love and strength; physically, mentally and emotionally. Natalie brings that message into every class she teaches. Finding the space to love all that you are. Natalie teaches Vinyasa, Slow Flow, and Power sequences with a strong connection to music to help quiet the mind chatter and connect to your individual practice.

CURT WOOLFORD, MA, E-RYT

Curt Woolford began his personal meditation practice over 25 years ago. He has studied Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction with Jon Kabat-ZInn, The Penn Program for Mindfulness, and the Jefferson Mindfulness Institute. Curt has been an instructor of yoga, meditation, mindfulness, tai chi, and qigong for over 15 years. With degrees in Philosophy and Educational Psychology, he brings a deep awareness of the learning process to his classes and workshops.