Bradley has been the lead teacher at Kodawari Studios since 2024. He discovered the practice of yoga while living in Nashville and began practicing in 2015 after attending his first public yoga class — a heated 26 & 2 class (yikes!) — at the encouragement of one of his dearest friends. What first drew him in was the physical intensity of the heated room, the challenge of the practice, and the unfamiliar stillness and silence yoga asked him to sit with.

From there, curiosity led him deeper into the world of movement and mindfulness through vinyasa, power yoga, yin, Buti, meditation, and many other modalities and approaches to practice.

In 2019, Bradley relocated to Tampa and found Kodawari Studios as a place to continue his personal practice — but what he found was much more than a studio. He began subbing Buti Yoga classes and eventually decided to deepen his relationship with the practice by enrolling in Kodawari’s 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training program. Through that experience, he discovered a genuine passion for teaching and dove headfirst into teaching full time in 2021.

His teaching style is an eclectic weave of the many practices, teachers, and lineages he has studied and experienced over the years. Bradley’s classes are known for being dynamic, fluid, music-driven, and deeply embodied — balancing strength, creativity, challenge, emotional release, mindfulness, and connection. He believes yoga is not just about movement, but about creating experiences that help people feel more present, empowered, alive, and at home within themselves.