I found yoga in 2019 while recovering from cancer, at a time when everything in my life felt uncertain and I felt like I couldn't trust my body. Yoga became less about “getting better” and more about remembering I was still here - still breathing, still capable, still human. That experience shaped the way I teach today: honest, grounded, and accessible for everybody and  every body.

I’ve been described as “serious, but soft,” which feels fitting for someone who sequences intentionally but also encourages falling, laughing, and unclenching your jaw.

My philosophy is simple: presence over performance. Yoga doesn’t ask you to be perfect - it asks you to show up.

The tattoos I've chosen for my body - "temporary", "memento mori", "memento amoris", and "amor fati" - are reminders that our time here is finite and precious and we must roll with it, even when it's not the plan. Holding my Mema’s hand as she passed away changed me profoundly and pushed me toward the work I feel called to do: helping people live more awake, embodied, and intentional lives.

I care more about healthspan than longevity, more about the quality of my days than the quantity of my years. At MORTAL, we practice to feel alive now - not someday - all the while, making decisions today that will benefit us decades from now.

I try to do my best every day. But I also know that "my best" changes every day, and yours will too. This studio is a space to honor that, to show up as you are, and to practice being human - together.

Can't wait to meet you :)

Campbell was first induced to yoga at the age of 19 while playing collegiate football, he instantly fell in love with the physical aspects of yoga. At 20 years old Campbell traveled around the country, living in his car and doing odd jobs. While working as a camp counselor in Wyoming he would do yoga with the kids everyday, after Wyoming Campbell soon realized that he wanted to continue to share his practice with others. Campbell has his 200 hr certification w yoga alliance, certified to lead group meditations, vinyasa flow, yin yoga and ashtanga. His vinyasa classes are high-energy, with creative transitions and fun music. Expect opportunities to flow alone, creating a deeper connection with your mind, body, and breath. Classes are upbeat, empowering, and designed to leave students feeling strong and energized. 

Deanna is a 500HR Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT), Certified Meditation Guide, and Sound Healer with extensive training in the human anatomy of the meditative brain. She is also an Okuden and Shoden Reiki attuned practitioner, bringing a grounded yet deeply intuitive approach to every class she leads.

Her journey with yoga began during a time of personal transformation, and it quickly became a devotion to healing, connection, and purpose. Today, she guides others through that same process. Helping students feel at home in their bodies, clear in their minds, and connected to their breath.

Deanna’s classes blend mindful movement, intentional breathwork, meditation, and sound healing. Whether flowing through vinyasa or settling into stillness, her offerings are designed to help students return to themselves. Expect to leave class feeling grounded, strong, peaceful, and empowered.

Meet Elle (like the letter)...she is a 500hr RYT + a lover of all things dogs, nature, art, and adventure. Elle is an artist, designer, and author (of Color & Cook® educational coloring cookbooks). She sprinkles her creativity throughout her playlists and flows. Her classes create space for you to explore on your mat and within yourself. She brings years of experience teaching at private studios and corporate fitness clubs. Her yogi mantra: create an environment where self acceptance is encouraged, authentic connection is discovered, and love is shared.

Hannah Thomas started practicing yoga about 7 years ago at the age of 16. Her mom introduced her to the world of yoga by attending classes at fitness gyms and small studios around the OKC area. She found her yoga home at This Land Yoga Studio in 2017 and completed her 200 hour yoga teacher training in December 2023. Hannah danced from the age of 3 until age 18, focusing on ballet and modern, so she enjoys intertwining her love of dance with her love of yoga, especially through flow and restore and vinyasa style classes. Hannah received her bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of North Texas and now works in the Maternal Mental Health field at Sunbeam Family Services. Hannah is a shy, kind, and soft-spoken individual who enjoys spending time with family, friends and her boyfriend, watching good TV shows and movies, skincare, and napping. She is excited to continue her yoga teaching journey and hopes you will join her for good vibes, good music, and good company.

Kristy Ramirez is a dedicated yoga instructor. Wife and mother of three who has been sharing her passion for the practice since 2018. While she might joke that her favorite hobby is nagging her kids, her true calling lies in creating transformative experiences on the mat.

Bringing a high-energy vibe and a love for a great playlist, Kristy’s classes are as vibrant as they are soulful. She is a 200HR Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) through Yoga Works with over 1,000 hours of teaching experience. She offers a diverse approach that caters to holistic well-being.

Kristy views yoga as a healing journey that transcends the mat to enrich everyday life. In her sessions, you’ll find:

• Nurturing Environment: A space where breath, movement, and spiritual growth are seamlessly integrated.

• Intuitive Guidance: Encouragement to follow your body’s innate wisdom and develop deep self-awareness.

• Authentic Connection: A practice designed to foster compassion, personal transformation, and a connection between body and spirit.



Whether you're looking for the quiet depth of Yin or a high-energy flow backed by a killer soundtrack, Kristy invites you to join her for a practice that celebrates the joy of movement! 

Lindsey began practicing yoga in 2003, first as a complement to her college fitness routine and later as a grounding force through the intensity of law school. Over time she became fascinated by how yoga moves energy, emotion and awareness through the body.

Before becoming a teacher, Lindsey survived a hit-and-run accident that left her with a brain contusion and PTSD. Recovery forced her into an intimate relationship with her nervous system as she relearned how to inhabit her mind and body. In the months of disorientation that followed, her mat became a place of rebuilding. Practices like yoga and qigong helped her reconnect to herself, understand her symptoms and cultivate moments of steadiness in unfamiliar terrain.

Her classes now reflect that lived understanding. Lindsey teaches with compassionate curiosity, always keeping the nervous system in mind. She believes yoga helps decode the messages of the body, emotions, mind and spirit, and she strives to create classes that meet students where they are while guiding them toward self-compassion and inner ease.

Off the mat, Lindsey and her husband enjoy the privilege of raising two energetic young boys. She still practices law occasionally, loves reading and existential musing, spends time meditating with her crystal collection and plays guitar whenever possible. Lindsey is a graduate of the Hoffman Process, a Reiki Shoden practitioner and a longtime practitioner of Transcendental Meditation. She completed her 200-hour training at This Land Yoga in Oklahoma City in 2024 and is grateful for the opportunity to share this practice with her community.

Reagan has always had a deep curiosity about the cosmos and the mind. After exploring various fields of study, this curiosity eventually led him to the science and philosophy of meditation. He became deeply passionate about the practice and realized that through meditation we can overcome anger, depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma.

Reagan began studying meditation and Dharma at Buddha Mind Monastery in 2018. Naturally, the study of Buddhism and other spiritual traditions brought him to the powerful science of yoga. He began his yoga practice in 2020 and decided to pursue the 200-hour yoga teacher training at This Land Yoga in 2025.