Competitive soccer player. Astute business woman. All star burrito eater. World traveler. Precious Moments collector (yep). Wakeboarder. Friendship bracelet maker. Rap video dancer. Marathon runner. Yogi. Of all the hats Kiley has worn over the years, "yogi" is by far her favorite. The catalyst dropped in 2010 when the front desk staff at The Westin Indianapolis congratulated then-consultant Kiley on her 365th overnight stay. I have stayed one year of my life in your hotel?  She cried into her complimentary bottle of Prosecco and decided it was time to make a change. Practicing hot yoga changed her mind, body and spirit. Kiley attended Teacher Training in the spring of 2011 and, one year after that, bid adieu to her corporate grind in order to teach hot yoga full time. She escalated the adventure in 2014 by teaching hot yoga throughout Australia and Asia. When Kiley's not teaching from the podium or passing out hugs and high fives in the lobby, she dons that ol' business hat to help 105F organize teacher trainings, retreats and special events.

In 2005, Jon’s sister took him to his first class at Wicker Park 105F. After a humbling 90 minutes (and after sitting out more than half the class), he had no idea what hit him. Roughly one year later, he made it in for his second class. Having just transitioned from a very physical to a very sedentary line of work, Jon noticed the class called for the hard work and sweat he’d been associating with useful endeavors. He couldn’t get enough! Gradually, the daily jolt of vitality led to a deeper awareness of how the body works and an understanding of how habits can affect his practice. After moving and changing jobs, the yoga stuck. No matter where he traveled all over the world, there was always a Bikram studio to go to--each with qualities both unique and universal. Jon attended teacher training, and soon thereafter, trained competitively to refine posture mechanics and a sense of the broader virtues: stillness, breath, economy of movement, self acceptance, and through all of those things, self-actualization.