Instructors
Megan Arnotti
Megan is a cofounder and owner of Island life, and also our main yoga instructor and personal trainer. She has been in the fitness industry for 10 years, and started practicing yoga six years ago. Her yoga practice changed her life in such a positive and meaningful way that she started developing the concept for Island life. She got certified in Hawaii during a time when the Kilauea volcanic eruption was happening, so she literally became a Yogini during a time of fire and new land growth. And she hasn’t looked back since!
Megan is a cofounder and owner of Island life, and also our main yoga instructor and personal trainer. She has been in the fitness industry for 10 years, and started practicing yoga six years ago. Her yoga practice changed her life in such a positive and meaningful way that she started developing the concept for Island life. She got certified in Hawaii during a time when the Kilauea volcanic eruption was happening, so she literally became a Yogini during a time of fire and new land growth. And she hasn’t looked back since!
Jen Dykeman
Jen Dykeman has practiced yoga off and on throughout her life often seeking yoga as a way to ease the stress of corporate life. In 2006, yoga became a more integral part of everyday life as Jen started exploring many mind-body practices, which included art making and mindfulness practices. That led to her 200-hour Yoga certification in 2013 but also a career as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Art Therapist so she could help others find ways to share the benefits of these practices for themselves. Jen’s yoga classes promote self-awareness and resiliency while increasing flexibility and strength and reducing stress. Jen has dedicated her life to exploring ways to incorporate the benefits of mindfulness training into everyday life.
Jen Dykeman has practiced yoga off and on throughout her life often seeking yoga as a way to ease the stress of corporate life. In 2006, yoga became a more integral part of everyday life as Jen started exploring many mind-body practices, which included art making and mindfulness practices. That led to her 200-hour Yoga certification in 2013 but also a career as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Art Therapist so she could help others find ways to share the benefits of these practices for themselves. Jen’s yoga classes promote self-awareness and resiliency while increasing flexibility and strength and reducing stress. Jen has dedicated her life to exploring ways to incorporate the benefits of mindfulness training into everyday life.
