Grounded in Practice. Open to Everyone.

Raja Yoga Studio is Fort Worth’s home for yoga, meditation, movement, and community. We honor the depth of these traditions by teaching them in an authentic, grounded way that is practical, accessible, and relevant to modern life.

Grounded in Practice. Open to Everyone.

Raja Yoga Studio is Fort Worth’s home for yoga, meditation, movement, and community. We honor the depth of these traditions by teaching them in an authentic, grounded way that is practical, accessible, and relevant to modern life.

Grounded in Practice. Open to Everyone.

Raja Yoga Studio is Fort Worth’s home for yoga, meditation, movement, and community. We honor the depth of these traditions by teaching them in an authentic, grounded way that is practical, accessible, and relevant to modern life.

A group of people practicing yoga performs stretches on mats in a spacious, sunlit studio with wooden floors and lush plants, all facing the mirrored wall in front.

Founding Story

Raja Yoga Studio was founded in Fort Worth by Kevin Sapp and Dr. Kari Rollins, an osteopathic physician, yoga therapist, and deeply respected teacher.

From the beginning, they shared a vision of creating more than a yoga studio. They wanted to build a welcoming community where people could experience yoga as a complete practice, one that supports physical well-being, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and personal growth through movement, breath, meditation, and mindful living.

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Our Mission

To offer yoga, meditation, movement, and contemplative practices that support awareness, resilience, well-being, personal growth, and meaningful connection in a welcoming community.

Our Vision

We envision a community where people of all backgrounds, ages, bodies, and levels of experience have access to authentic practices that support physical health, emotional well-being, and inner growth.

Our vision is for Raja Yoga to remain a trusted home for genuine practice in Fort Worth, where tradition is honored, community is strengthened, and people are supported in becoming more present, grounded, and connected.

A group of people practicing yoga performs stretches on mats in a spacious, sunlit studio with wooden floors and lush plants, all facing the mirrored wall in front.

Founding Story

Raja Yoga Studio was founded in Fort Worth by Kevin Sapp and Dr. Kari Rollins, an osteopathic physician, yoga therapist, and deeply respected teacher.

From the beginning, they shared a vision of creating more than a yoga studio. They wanted to build a welcoming community where people could experience yoga as a complete practice, one that supports physical well-being, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and personal growth through movement, breath, meditation, and mindful living.

Read more

Our Mission

To offer yoga, meditation, movement, and contemplative practices that support awareness, resilience, well-being, personal growth, and meaningful connection in a welcoming community.

Our Vision

We envision a community where people of all backgrounds, ages, bodies, and levels of experience have access to authentic practices that support physical health, emotional well-being, and inner growth.

Our vision is for Raja Yoga to remain a trusted home for genuine practice in Fort Worth, where tradition is honored, community is strengthened, and people are supported in becoming more present, grounded, and connected.

A group of people practicing yoga performs stretches on mats in a spacious, sunlit studio with wooden floors and lush plants, all facing the mirrored wall in front.

Founding Story

Raja Yoga Studio was founded in Fort Worth by Kevin Sapp and Dr. Kari Rollins, an osteopathic physician, yoga therapist, and deeply respected teacher.

From the beginning, they shared a vision of creating more than a yoga studio. They wanted to build a welcoming community where people could experience yoga as a complete practice, one that supports physical well-being, emotional resilience, self-awareness, and personal growth through movement, breath, meditation, and mindful living.

Read more

Our Mission

To offer yoga, meditation, movement, and contemplative practices that support awareness, resilience, well-being, personal growth, and meaningful connection in a welcoming community.

Our Vision

We envision a community where people of all backgrounds, ages, bodies, and levels of experience have access to authentic practices that support physical health, emotional well-being, and inner growth.

Our vision is for Raja Yoga to remain a trusted home for genuine practice in Fort Worth, where tradition is honored, community is strengthened, and people are supported in becoming more present, grounded, and connected.

Meet Our Founder

Kevin Sapp

Founder and Teacher

Kevin Sapp founded Raja Yoga Studio with the belief that authentic yoga has the power to improve people's lives when it is taught with integrity, humility, and practical relevance.

His own journey into yoga began during a difficult period of life, when he was searching for something that could bring greater clarity, balance, and lasting well-being. What began as a personal practice gradually became a lifelong commitment to studying yoga philosophy, meditation, Kundalini Yoga, Kriya Yoga, and other contemplative traditions.

Kevin studied for years under the late Dr. Kari Rollins, whose mentorship helped shape both his personal practice and the vision for Raja Yoga Studio. Together, they built a community where authentic practice is valued over trends, personalities, or performance.

Before dedicating himself full-time to Raja Yoga, Kevin worked as a counselor and later spent many years in technology. Those experiences continue to influence the way he teaches. He approaches yoga with both curiosity and practicality, encouraging students to explore the practices through direct experience rather than unquestioning belief.

Kevin teaches yoga as more than physical exercise. He sees it as a lifelong practice of cultivating awareness, resilience, discipline, and a deeper relationship with oneself. His classes emphasize thoughtful inquiry, consistent practice, and creating a welcoming environment where students can explore these traditions without unnecessary dogma or pressure to adopt a particular worldview.

Today, Kevin continues the vision he shared with Dr. Rollins: preserving the depth of yoga while making its wisdom understandable, accessible, and relevant to the lives people are living today.

Meet Our Founder

Kevin Sapp

Founder and Teacher

Kevin Sapp founded Raja Yoga Studio with the belief that authentic yoga has the power to improve people's lives when it is taught with integrity, humility, and practical relevance.

His own journey into yoga began during a difficult period of life, when he was searching for something that could bring greater clarity, balance, and lasting well-being. What began as a personal practice gradually became a lifelong commitment to studying yoga philosophy, meditation, Kundalini Yoga, Kriya Yoga, and other contemplative traditions.

Kevin studied for years under the late Dr. Kari Rollins, whose mentorship helped shape both his personal practice and the vision for Raja Yoga Studio. Together, they built a community where authentic practice is valued over trends, personalities, or performance.

Before dedicating himself full-time to Raja Yoga, Kevin worked as a counselor and later spent many years in technology. Those experiences continue to influence the way he teaches. He approaches yoga with both curiosity and practicality, encouraging students to explore the practices through direct experience rather than unquestioning belief.

Kevin teaches yoga as more than physical exercise. He sees it as a lifelong practice of cultivating awareness, resilience, discipline, and a deeper relationship with oneself. His classes emphasize thoughtful inquiry, consistent practice, and creating a welcoming environment where students can explore these traditions without unnecessary dogma or pressure to adopt a particular worldview.

Today, Kevin continues the vision he shared with Dr. Rollins: preserving the depth of yoga while making its wisdom understandable, accessible, and relevant to the lives people are living today.

Meet Our Founder

Kevin Sapp

Founder and Teacher

Kevin Sapp founded Raja Yoga Studio with the belief that authentic yoga has the power to improve people's lives when it is taught with integrity, humility, and practical relevance.

His own journey into yoga began during a difficult period of life, when he was searching for something that could bring greater clarity, balance, and lasting well-being. What began as a personal practice gradually became a lifelong commitment to studying yoga philosophy, meditation, Kundalini Yoga, Kriya Yoga, and other contemplative traditions.

Kevin studied for years under the late Dr. Kari Rollins, whose mentorship helped shape both his personal practice and the vision for Raja Yoga Studio. Together, they built a community where authentic practice is valued over trends, personalities, or performance.

Before dedicating himself full-time to Raja Yoga, Kevin worked as a counselor and later spent many years in technology. Those experiences continue to influence the way he teaches. He approaches yoga with both curiosity and practicality, encouraging students to explore the practices through direct experience rather than unquestioning belief.

Kevin teaches yoga as more than physical exercise. He sees it as a lifelong practice of cultivating awareness, resilience, discipline, and a deeper relationship with oneself. His classes emphasize thoughtful inquiry, consistent practice, and creating a welcoming environment where students can explore these traditions without unnecessary dogma or pressure to adopt a particular worldview.

Today, Kevin continues the vision he shared with Dr. Rollins: preserving the depth of yoga while making its wisdom understandable, accessible, and relevant to the lives people are living today.

Meet the Team

Joy Holmes

Yoga Teacher

George Robinson

Yoga Teacher

Brittain Greer

Yoga Teacher

Meet the Team

Joy Holmes

Yoga Teacher

Joy took her first yoga class in 2003 and hasn't stopped since. She is now certified in Hatha, Tantra, Ashtanga, Kriya, and Kundalini just to name a few. Joy considers herself a "cosmic yogi" who is Kundalini inspired and a Hatha Yoga master. You can see her expertise in action during her Gentle Hatha Yoga class on Wednesday afternoons.


George Robinson

Yoga Teacher


George began to develop an interest in Yoga-Vedanta as a teenager, which has only deepened over the years. During his freshman year of college, he had the unique opportunity to attend campus-held Kundalini Yoga classes and took immediate notice of their efficacy. That same semester, he couldn't stop noticing Paramahansa Yogananda's classic work, Autobiography of a Yogi, on display at the campus bookstore and decided to read it.  Both these experiences changed his life forever, which has really come into full-force over these past few years after moving to Fort Worth and discovering the Raja Yoga community .  George has found Sadhana to be key to spiritual fulfillment and acknowledges how considerably the practice of Kundalini Yoga has helped him personally to quell depression and anxiety, maintain sobriety, and generally have a positive outlook on life.  Additionally, George completed his Ayurveda Counselor 1600 hour training in 2020 and is always happy to share cooking tips and suggestions for maintaining a balanced lifestyle. In summer 2025, he joined the first Board of Directors for the new Raja Yoga Community Center.  

Brittain Greer

Yoga Teacher

Meet the Team

Joy Holmes

Yoga Teacher

Joy took her first yoga class in 2003 and hasn't stopped since. She is now certified in Hatha, Tantra, Ashtanga, Kriya, and Kundalini just to name a few. Joy considers herself a "cosmic yogi" who is Kundalini inspired and a Hatha Yoga master. You can see her expertise in action during her Gentle Hatha Yoga class on Wednesday afternoons.


George Robinson

Yoga Teacher


George began to develop an interest in Yoga-Vedanta as a teenager, which has only deepened over the years. During his freshman year of college, he had the unique opportunity to attend campus-held Kundalini Yoga classes and took immediate notice of their efficacy. That same semester, he couldn't stop noticing Paramahansa Yogananda's classic work, Autobiography of a Yogi, on display at the campus bookstore and decided to read it.  Both these experiences changed his life forever, which has really come into full-force over these past few years after moving to Fort Worth and discovering the Raja Yoga community .  George has found Sadhana to be key to spiritual fulfillment and acknowledges how considerably the practice of Kundalini Yoga has helped him personally to quell depression and anxiety, maintain sobriety, and generally have a positive outlook on life.  Additionally, George completed his Ayurveda Counselor 1600 hour training in 2020 and is always happy to share cooking tips and suggestions for maintaining a balanced lifestyle. In summer 2025, he joined the first Board of Directors for the new Raja Yoga Community Center.  

Brittain Greer

Yoga Teacher

Rachel Dawson

Yoga Teacher

Coming Soon!



Alexandra Sifuentes

Yoga Teacher

Alexandra studied Philosophy in college and continues to have a love for it today. She has been practicing vinyasa yoga consistently for 12 years.  “I'm deeply grateful for my time on the mat; it has become a sanctuary for me. Life is exciting and full of wonder, and I enjoy creating time to acknowledge this for myself and others.”



Michelle Mann

Yoga Teacher

Sandy Schultz

Yoga Teacher

After many years in the corporate world sitting hunched over behind a computer, Sandy started experiencing neck and back issues, which resulted in her seeing countless doctors who gave her prescriptions, physical therapy and even suggested neck surgery.  She finally said, "Enough," and took matters into her own hands.  Sandy started taking yoga classes and noticed how much stronger her core and back became.  She fell in love with yoga and wanted more, which led her to Yoga Teacher Training, achieving her 200-Hour RYS, 300-Hour RYT, and 200-Hour RYS in Kundalini Yoga. While training, sound baths were part of her classes, helping her in many ways as a Type A personality, teaching her how to slow down and breathe. She sensed the sound waves healing her stressed body and calming her monkey mind and felt it should be part of everyone's personal maintenance.  Our bodies are mostly water, and the sounds from the gongs, crystal bowls, and other instruments help to relax, release, and ground us.  This all led Sandy to a Sound Healing course she could add to her toolbox.  Her goal is to help as many people as possible, whether through sound, yoga, meditation, or all of the above.  It is a calling that speaks to her soul.  

30 Days of Unlimited Yoga for $29

Come experience Raja Yoga. Your first 30 days include unlimited studio classes, giving you the freedom to explore our teachers, practices, and community and discover what works for you. Your membership automatically renews at $99/month after your introductory 30 days unless canceled before renewal. New members only.

A person practicing a yoga warrior pose in a serene studio with purple curtains and potted plants, set on a wooden floor with yoga blocks and a rolled mat.

30 Days of Unlimited Yoga for $29

Come experience Raja Yoga. Your first 30 days include unlimited studio classes, giving you the freedom to explore our teachers, practices, and community and discover what works for you. Your membership automatically renews at $99/month after your introductory 30 days unless canceled before renewal. New members only.

A person practicing a yoga warrior pose in a serene studio with purple curtains and potted plants, set on a wooden floor with yoga blocks and a rolled mat.

30 Days of Unlimited Yoga for $29

Come experience Raja Yoga. Your first 30 days include unlimited studio classes, giving you the freedom to explore our teachers, practices, and community and discover what works for you. Your membership automatically renews at $99/month after your introductory 30 days unless canceled before renewal. New members only.

A person practicing a yoga warrior pose in a serene studio with purple curtains and potted plants, set on a wooden floor with yoga blocks and a rolled mat.