Owner & Founder: Robyn Gimler
Bio:
Robyn Gimler is the owner and founder of Tiger Lily Yoga, a yoga studio in Beverly, MA rooted in community, inclusivity, and the belief that everyone deserves to feel safe and at home in their body. When Robyn first discovered yoga, it was life-changing—offering her peace through struggles with anxiety and body image and helping her reconnect with herself in a way nothing else had before. That transformation sparked a deep passion to share yoga’s healing power with others. As a 500-hour trained yoga instructor, Robyn’s primary focus is making yoga accessible to every body. She is deeply committed to creating a welcoming, non-judgmental space where students can explore movement at their own pace while building strength, confidence, and connection—both on and off the mat.This intention is especially felt in her signature Fire Flow yoga class where she blends strength, presence, and empowerment. Her classes are designed to help students feel supported, capable, and truly at home—exactly as they are.
Co-owner of Tiger Lily Yoga in Beverly, MA & Owner of Sleeping Tiger Fitness: Nathan Zimmerman
Bio:
Nathan is a lifelong martial artist and Master’s-educated strength coach with nearly 30 years of training experience. He is a certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA, a USA Weightlifting Level 2 Sports Performance Coach, a StrongFirst Girya Instructor, and a G3 Krav Maga Global Instructor. He holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Nathan began his martial arts journey in 1995, training Taekwondo in South Korea and competing internationally at Kukkiwon. He later transitioned into Krav Maga, Muay Thai, and boxing, competing in Muay Thai and eventually opening his own Krav Maga school in 2013. His coaching blends real-world combat experience with evidence-based strength and conditioning to support strength, conditioning, and martial arts training to build strong, capable, and resilient athletes. He has competed in kickboxing and boxing and is a 2025 Masters Champion.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Victoria Rose
Bio:
Victoria is a 200 hour certified yoga teacher from Kripalu Center. After a childhood spent moving and dancing, Victoria deepened her yoga practice during the pandemic as an outlet to move. What started out as a way to move her body became a journey of self-discovery, spirituality, and compassion. When Victoria was diagnosed with a autonomic nervous system disorder, she plunged deeper into her quest of rooting down to rise up. The practice of yoga became essential for her physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. With a passion to share everything she gained with others, Victoria immersed herself in an online intensive program through Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. Victoria is passionate about the power of breath, mindfulness, and movement to transform, and weaves in pranayama and ancient philosophy into her classes. Her practices are dynamic, creative and adaptable, suitable for a range of experience, from complete beginner to advanced practitioner. You can expect to experience a fiery embodied practice, a space for curiosity and self discovery.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Angela Estes
Bio:
Angela is a certified yoga instructor who gained her 200-hour YTT through Living Yoga, taught by Tiger Lily’s own Robyn Gimler! She brings to the mat a lifelong passion for movement through dance and fitness. Since beginning her yoga journey in 2020, Angela has discovered how the practice can be both a source of strength and a sanctuary for easing stress and anxiety.
Her classes are known for upbeat music and creative flows that keep students energized while offering space to release tension and find balance. Inspired by dance, Angela brings inventive sequencing and a playful spirit to the mat, encouraging students to explore movement with curiosity and confidence.
Above all, Angela strives to create a welcoming environment in which all students can feel supported, uplifted, and empowered. Each class is an invitation to connect with yourself, build resilience, and carry a sense of calm into everyday life.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Mali Ouzts
Bio:
A few years ago, my life was turned upside down, and while living in Salem I was searching for balance and a sense of belonging. Somewhere along the way, I stumbled into yoga—something I had only tried a handful of times—and finally got it. The grounding, the release, the way it made me feel more at home in my body and mind. And feeling humbled and yet excited by each half moon I either wobble out of or stood strong in.
What really hooked me was the community. Yoga introduced me to people from all walks of life and gave me a space that felt supportive, welcoming, and real. After finding that kind of home for myself, I knew I wanted to help create it for others too, which led me to complete my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training.
Teacher training opened me up to new styles, new challenges, and a lot of learning (about yoga and about myself). I’m endlessly grateful for the path it set me on.
My classes are all about grounding, support, and connection—feeling strong through the earth beneath you, the muscles that move you, and the people practicing right alongside you.
Aside from yoga you can find me buried in books, music, art, and my cats.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Jayna Shea
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Jayna (who also goes by Jay) began her yoga journey reluctantly. While weight lifting her trainer suggested yoga and meditation but it would be five years before she found herself as a regular at classes. Bopping from studio to studio up and down the east coast it took a surprise hot power flow to realize yoga was more than ‘just stretching’. No longer a nomad she has tried many different modalities and still prefers a varied selection of classes in her weekly routine, from power flow to restorative. She knows how difficult it can be to turn the mind down and settle into your body, and aims to create a safe space to explore what that journey looks like for each individual through movement or stillness.
Certified Yoga Instructor: Lucy Smallman
Bio:
Lucy is a certified yoga instructor who earned her 200-hour YTT at La Casa Shambala in Portugal in June 2025. She first discovered yoga in 2015 as a high school freshman recovering from a knee surgery. Inspired by her two older sisters, she joined their local studio, where they practiced together—creating their own flows, learning new poses, and encouraging one another along the way. In college, Lucy’s relationship with yoga deepened. What began as a way to rebuild physical strength evolved into a powerful tool for mental resilience. As she navigated anxiety throughout her college years, yoga became a steady anchor—something she could always return to for grounding and clarity. Through an evolving practice, her body learned to guide her back to stillness, even in the midst of academic, social, and personal challenges.
Lucy now approaches movement as a form of therapy, guiding intuitive, vinyasa-style flows that emphasize the connection between breath and body. Her classes focus on dynamic, heat-building flows through intentional, playful movement, creating space for both reflection and restoration while maintaining a sense of fluidity and ease. She encourages students to listen to their internal cues, fostering a deeper, more compassionate relationship with their bodies—free from comparison or judgment. Each class invites a dance-like experience, where breath and movement flow in sync, energizing the body while nurturing a sense of calm.