YOGA

PAST INSTRUCTORS

 Emily Plauché

Emily Plauché is a yoga teacher and somatic practitioner who loves bringing  movement to music-filled spaces. Her classes are relaxed, accessible, and  designed to help you shake off the night before, stretch it out, and feel good in  your body again—no experience needed. She is also the founder of Mountain  Top Yoga Jam, a small, heart-centered yoga and music gathering in West  Virginia. 

Jen Lyons

Jen Lyons, a dedicated massage therapist, is celebrating her fifth year teaching  at the vibrant Del Fest music festival. Passionate about uniting the mind, body,  and higher self, she embraces yoga as a way of life. Jen’s classes blend  alignment-based asana, pranayama, self-massage, and guided meditations,  creating a well-rounded and connected practice that resonates with the  festival's energetic atmosphere, inspiring students to deepen their journey while  staying true to themselves amidst the joyful vibes of Del Fest.

Sheray Efaw

Sheray is a mother, wife, and yoga instructor from West Virginia. She began her  yoga journey in Costa Rica in 2013, discovering its profound benefits in fostering  self-love and tranquility. With certifications including Radiant Body Yoga under  Kia Miller, Sheray blends creativity and care to guide practitioners of all levels  towards peace and empowerment. Her laid-back approach creates a safe and  welcoming space for students to explore and deepen their practice. A lifelong  music lover, Sheray has been attending music festivals since her first festival,  Rothbury, in 2008. She’s here to fully embrace the joy of live music and  unapologetically fan girl over Sierra Ferrell! 

Kindred Vibes

Certified Sound Healing Practitioners, Elizabeth and David LaPointe, create  immersive sound experiences blending crystal bowls, voice, rhythm, and  intentional space-holding. Together, they have been guiding groups into deep  relaxation, nervous system regulation, and embodied presence for over 10  years. Their musical medicine is rooted in intuition and reverence for sound as a  bridge between body, breath, and awareness.