Most days we will have a yoga class before breakfast and another before dinner. On the 2 days that we schedule eco tours to the waterfalls and the volcano we will have a yoga class before breakfast and a late evening class. On the day we have our full day outing to go white water rafting there will only be one late evening yoga class.

Charles MacInerney is the primary Yoga Teacher, but he is often assisted by other teachers who join him for these retreats. When selecting guest teachers, Charles tries to get as wide a variety in styles and traditions as possible.

In the picture at left, from the February 2000 Retreat, Charles (top) poses in a downward facing dog pyramid with fellow teachers Lu Burton from London (left) and Mikki Doyel from Mexico (right)

When not actually teaching, guest instructors are able to join in as participants and use this time as a vacation, and to learn and study with the other teachers present. They are also available to other participants who wish to have a little time one-on-one.

Having two or more teachers allows plenty of flexibility when working with students with a wide range of ability and experience. Often two classes are run simultaneously, giving students a choice between a gentle style, or a more advanced class. This allows beginners to feel safe, and more advanced students to be challenged. Occasionally classes are taught by two or more teachers working together. While one teaches the other is free to move through the class and work with students individually.