Bobby’s practice began in his late teens, when a well-timed crisis brought him to his first teacher, Gimel Everett. Since then, his path has woven through Dharma Yoga, Mysore-style Ashtanga, and - most influential in recent years - Katonah Yoga and Pilates. His work rests on the principle that the way you do one thing is the way you do everything: how you inhabit your footing, your spine, your vision, and your breath reflects how you move through your life - neurologically, psychologically, and spiritually.

He teaches from the understanding that reorganizing one’s embodiment creates new pathways for freedom and capacity- supporting stronger self- and co-regulation, plugging you back into yourself, and expanding your potency, power, and joy.

Now over a decade into teaching, Bobby is especially grateful for the mentorship and generosity of Abbie Galvin, Julia Planine Troiani, and Sri Dharma Mittra. His classes invite students into an experience that is curious, well-informed, and well-embodied through the vehicle of a maybe fun, deeply unserious, potentially sweaty, and - at best - transformative practice.