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At More Yoga Please, we believe yoga is for every body—no matter your experience, flexibility, or fitness level.

Our mission is to create a welcoming space where you can move, breathe, and reconnect with yourself in a way that feels supportive and real.

Whether you’re stepping onto the mat for the first time or deepening an established practice, our classes are designed to meet you where you are. From slow, grounding flows to more dynamic, strength-building sessions, you’ll find options that fit your energy and your goals.

More than just offering physical movement, our studio is a community—a place to pause, reset, and leave feeling stronger, calmer, and more connected than when you arrived.

I had the idea for More Yoga Please YEARS ago and my late husband was my biggest supporter. I still feel connected to him in so many ways and the manifestation of this studio space just makes that connection deeper. I hope we build a community of love and support together, just as my husband’s way of life was driven by love, support, and connection.

Bailey More

Owner & Founder, 500 RYT

Hey there yogis! My name is Bailey and I’m so excited to connect with all of you. I grew up dancing and found yoga when I began searching for an adult hobby after college. I was immediately hooked! More Yoga Please has been my dream pretty much since receiving my 200 HR training in 2021. After receiving my 300HR, I began thinking a little more seriously about opening a yoga studio. My husband was equally determined to make my dream come true. After having our daughter, we set out to find a studio space. We found one, but my husband passed away suddenly when we would’ve signed a lease. The dream was put on pause, but my heart was still pulled into the yoga world and has been a huge part of my healing journey. So here we are! More Yoga Please is a dream come true and I can’t wait to see you on the mat!

Lara Lattman

Lara Lattman is a Maryland based Certified Nutrition Specialist practitioner, Licensed Dietician-Nutritionist and certified yoga teacher. She received her 200-hour teacher certification from Embodyoga in Amherst, Massachusetts in 2010 and her 300-hour teacher certification from Sol Yoga in 2023. Her style is Vinyasa Flow, with influences from Ashtanga and Iyengar. Her classes are vigorous and fun, yet grounding. She focuses on body alignment, connecting to breath and deeper body awareness. The combination of movement and breath helps to create grace and fluidity in the practice. Each class you will stretch, strengthen and awaken all areas of your body, moving into whole body balance.

Alyssa Tucker

Alyssa Tucker is a yoga teacher and Ayurvedic nutritionist who creates space for students to reconnect with themselves through movement, breath, and gratitude. Her classes are rooted in presence and self-trust, offering a supportive environment to explore both strength and softness. She’s passionate about normalizing mental health, honoring all seasons of life, and guiding others back to their own inner wisdom.

Michelle Talley

Bio coming soon…

Misti Freeland

Misti began practicing yoga at the age of 15, and obtained her CYT-200 at Easy Day Yoga in Leesburg, VA. Her teaching philosophy is grounded in an embodied practice that invites exploration and autonomy rooted in alignment and self-trust. She believes strongly in adapting asana alignment to all bodies, while maintaining the foundational principles of yoga. She is especially passionate about helping others tap into their strengths, whether it’s going within to understand what their body is telling them, or achieving pincha for the first time. She strives to pass along the wisdom of yoga while both honoring its lineage and its modern interpretations, and loves creative sequencing and transitions. As a long time teacher and coach in equestrian sports, she gives creative direction and cues that use real world analogies to help students relate and improve their practice. A self described “biomechanics nerd,” Misti has the ability to see and sense where a student may need extra guidance and encourages her students to learn their body through their practice. Her goal is for students to land in savasana feeling better than when they arrived. Misti is continuously learning new things and is working through a 30 hour handstand training with Yogi Flight School. Outside of the studio, Misti loves to read, write, & travel, train her service Australian Shepherd, and hang out with her husband and sons.

Liza Jones

Liza Jones is a certified hatha, vinyasa and yin yoga teacher for adults; yoga and mindfulness teacher for kids and teens; and has continuing education credits in meditation immersion, among other yoga for trauma-based courses. She achieved her 200-hour teacher training in Bali, Indonesia. She has traveled to 19 countries and counting. Her hobbies include playing soccer and other team sports, art, reading, running, gardening, cooking and walking in nature, especially with her family’s golden labrador retriever, Addie. She has two college degrees, an Associate’s Degree in Fashion Marketing from Parsons the New School for Design and a Bachelor’s Degree in Government and Politics from The University of Maryland College Park. She lived in New York City in her 20s and her dreams include creating a sustainable clothing line for all people, planning and attending mindfulness workshops at the ocean, working with children in poverty throughout the world and building a community center that provides health resources to those who need them. Join her classes for expanded flexibility, dedicated care, detailed cues and deeper mind-body-breath connection on and off the mat.

Beth Meyer

Beth is a dedicated yoga practitioner and teacher who credits yoga with helping her create space to nurture both her mental and physical well-being. She first stepped onto the mat in her 20s and, in 2018, committed to a consistent practice, discovering that yoga offers strength, balance and flexibility on the mat and in life. Beth teaches Vinyasa, Chakra Flow, and Hatha classes at Opus Yoga and Sage Yoga. She facilitates weekly accessible, trauma-informed yoga classes for clients at Avery Road Treatment Center and at Kensington Park Senior Living to help residents build strength, balance, and confidence. She also leads women-only workshops that create a supportive space for connection, self-inquiry, and empowerment and is thrilled to join More Yoga Please!

Kate Bollie-Vie

Kate Bollie-Vie is a certified kids yoga instructor and the founder of Daisy Days Yoga, specializing in children’s, family, and postpartum-focused yoga. She is passionate about creating inclusive, nurturing spaces where both kids and parents can feel supported, regulated, and connected through mindful movement and breathwork. Starting with the youngest yogis at 6 weeks old, through toddlers, children, teens and beyond, Kate focuses on allowing space for her students to breathe, be and bloom. With experience teaching in preschools, daycares, homeschool groups, community events and local government recreation programs, Kate is known for her engaging and calming approach that blends structure with creativity. Her classes thoughtfully incorporate yoga, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation techniques to support emotional well-being, confidence, and connection for all ages. Kate holds certifications in Kids Yoga, inclusive alignment-based yoga, neurodiverse-informed practices, and breathwork. She is currently completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training and continues to expand her knowledge through advanced studies in anatomy, meditation, and mindfulness. At the heart of Kate’s teaching is a deep commitment to community—creating a space where students of all ages, and especially new moms, can feel seen, supported, and empowered in a non-competitive, non-judgment space.