Jordan Lashley | Owner & Lead Instructor | Burning Wheel Yoga School

At 25, Jordan took his first yoga class—and his life changed forever. In his book There Is No Me, he shares his journey as a yoga practitioner, teacher, and seeker of life's deeper meaning.

With over 20 years of experience, Jordan is a seasoned instructor trained in Baptiste, Jivamukti, Yin, and yoga philosophy. He completed his 200-hour RYT in 2009 and holds a 300-hour certification from Embodied Philosophy, along with 500+ additional training hours. All of this knowledge and training is evident in his 8-Limb Power Yoga Method.

Jordan is known for mentoring new teachers and creating classes that challenge body, mind, and spirit. His dynamic, music-driven flows reflect his DJ background and are infused with just-right doses of philosophy, meditation, and breathwork. He believes yoga is about balance—physical, emotional, and mental—and aims to build community through shared practice and inquiry.

Outside the studio, Jordan makes pancakes for his daughter Penelopi every Saturday, rides his motorcycle when the weather allows, and crafts unique stained glass art.

Jordan's Creative Journey

Jordan’s artistic path began in third grade, sparked by a teacher who recognized his talent. What started with drawing and painting expanded into ceramics, sculpture, photography, and later, music. In his 20s, he merged his love for art and sound by handcrafting brass instruments.

By 30, his creative energy turned toward yoga. Sequencing, playlists, philosophy, and ambiance became his new medium—culminating in the creation of Burning Wheel Yoga School as a living expression of his art.

During the pandemic, Jordan returned to visual art through stained glass. One window led to another, and soon he was filling the studio with radiant works inspired by sacred geometry and nature.

What began as a personal creative outlet grew into a beloved art form—leading to commissions and a stained glass business that blends his love of light, story, and spirit.