Cleveland Yoga, Power Yoga Canada, and Power Yoga Collective Join Forces to Ignite a Global Movement
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APRIL 4, 2025
Cleveland, OH – In a bold and inspiring move that redefines the future of modern yoga, three powerhouse communities—Cleveland Yoga, Power Yoga Canada, and Power Yoga Collective—are officially coming together under one collective vision: to empower transformation through the practice of power yoga.
This unprecedented partnership brings together decades of leadership, thousands of students, and a shared commitment to creating inclusive spaces where individuals can move their bodies, clear their minds, and connect to their greater purpose.
At the helm of Power Yoga Collective in Mentor, Ohio and Cleveland Yoga are Dan and Kelly Weiss. Known for their passion, clarity, and unwavering commitment to community, Dan and Kelly will lead the next evolution of these communities, now connected by one powerful breath.
“We are stronger together,” says Kelly Weiss. “Each of these communities has built something truly special. By aligning our strengths, we are able to amplify our impact, support one another, and create something far greater than the sum of its parts.”
Cleveland Yoga has been a cornerstone of yoga in Northeast Ohio for over 20 years. Known for its high-energy classes and deep roots in the community. Founded by Tami Schneider, an esteemed yoga industry leader who has led programs and trainings across the U.S., Canada, and internationally.
Power Yoga Canada, founded by Kinndli McCollum and Pauline Caballero, is a national leader in yoga education, with 14 studio locations and over 900 trained teachers. Their commitment to growth, leadership, and transformation continues to inspire students across Canada and beyond.
Power Yoga Collective, with locations in Ohio and a growing online platform, has rapidly become a movement centered around connection, inclusivity, and possibility. Under Dan and Kelly’s leadership, the Collective has built momentum that now expands to embrace this larger vision.
“This moment represents everything we’ve worked for over the last decade,” say Kinndli McCollum and Pauline Caballero, co-founders of Power Yoga Canada. “By joining forces, we’re not just expanding our reach—we’re deepening our purpose. This is about more than yoga. It’s about possibility, leadership, and creating a world where everyone feels seen, supported, and empowered.”
Power Yoga Collective will continue to offer in-person and online yoga classes, advanced training programs, and resources for teachers through a unified platform. Students and community members can expect the same powerful practice, now backed by the strength, heart, and experience of three incredible organizations.
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