Prenatal Yoga Las Vegas 

Angela Reis is the Owner & Founder of Prenatal Yoga Las Vegas a community based yoga studio dedicated to supporting families through their pregnancy and parenting journey. Angela is well respected and esteemed yoga teacher and trainer. She has been working with pregnant people and their families since 2014. Angela integrates her education and experience as a doula, educator and mother into her classes and trainings. Angela is passionate about birthing new families and the transition into parenthood.

Flavia's journey with Yoga started when she was 15 years old, attending yoga classes in her hometown back in Brazil along with her mom, a very important person in her journey of self-knowledge and continuous studies. After many years as a practitioner, she graduated from her 200-hr RYT course in December 2022 with Tales Nunes from Vida de Yoga - Brazil. Right after graduating, in January 2023, she found out she's expecting her first child. Since then, she's been diving into the parenting universe, learning the nuances of prenatal and postpartum with PYLV Prenatal Yoga School, 85-hr RPYT course, reading books, and sharing experiences with the community from Las Vegas, where she lives now with her husband.

Tausala found yoga during the pandemic, a transitional period in her life and discovered its grounding & revitalizing benefits. It fueled her to immerse herself in the practice. Focusing on teaching and deepening her knowledge in all areas of yoga, meditation and wellness. Tausalas teaching style optimizes the union between breath, body, and soul. Creating a safe and empowering environment that welcomes all, no matter where they are on their yoga journey.

Leah Villanueva is no stranger to movement. She grew up dancing and playing sports, eventually becoming a Group Fitness Instructor with 15 years+ of teaching experience in various modalities. She has her 200H in Power Yoga from Hot8Yoga and specialized training in Prenatal Yoga from PYLV. She was initially drawn to predominantly yang-focused forms of exercise like kickboxing and long-distance running. As she embarked on a journey of self-awareness, she found herself called to yoga for the space it holds for introspection. She finds beauty in yoga requiring connection between the body's physical movements and the mind's intentions. Leah is a firm believer in the power of intentional movement and feels that yoga can be an empowering practice for all. She aims for her classes to be a safe space for expecting mothers to further connect with themselves through mindful movement. Her classes focus on nurturing both body and mind, offering a supportive space to prepare for childbirth and motherhood. As a new mom and yoga practitioner, she understands the unique journey of pregnancy and is committed to creating a welcoming community for all levels of experience.