Lindsay Robinson is the founder of Paddle Bros, a thoughtfully curated wellness experience rooted in stillness, connection, and the calming presence of water. Her work is inspired by a deep appreciation for creating spaces that feel both elevated and deeply grounding—where guests can fully exhale and return to themselves.

Currently completing her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training, Lindsay also holds her Yin Yoga certification, along with Flat Water and Advanced Flat Water certifications. She has completed multiple Crystal Singing Bowl certifications, allowing her to skillfully weave together movement, meditation, and sound into immersive, sensory-led experiences.

What began as a simple idea has evolved into a refined, community-centered offering—known for its intimate atmosphere, intentional details, and retreat-like feel. Each experience is designed to engage the senses, from soft lighting and layered textures to the gentle resonance of sound and the stillness of the water.

Lindsay’s approach is warm, intuitive, and quietly transformative—guiding guests to slow down, soften, and experience a deeper sense of calm, presence, and connection.

Shane works for Riding Mountain National Park for External Relations. Her side passion is moving her body and offering many modalities of movement to others. She has over 25 years experience of teaching movement through Pilates, different styles of yoga, meditations, Nidra, HIIT and Barre. She holds her 200hr yoga training, 150 Mat Pilates, 50hr HIIT, Yoga Warrior (trauma informed) and Silver Inside Flow Instructor cert. In her class, expect a deeper connection to Self as well as a tap into your own strength and power. Her favorite thing to see is when her movers get stronger and improve their own mobility and body awareness. Shane will meet you where you are at…on the mat! Or in this case, on the Board and maybe with her adorable pooch Louie.

My name is Lisa, and I’m both an educator and a certified yoga instructor living in beautiful Onanole. With a deep passion for mindfulness and a love for the outdoors, I’m excited to guide you in a practice that helps you reconnect—with your breath, your body, and the natural world around you.

Yoga on the water offers such a special way to find balance—both on the board and within yourself. With the stillness of Clear Lake and the sounds of nature surrounding us, this is more than a class—it’s an experience in presence, calm, and connection

Makena is a young yogi with a passion for uniting breath and movement. She is a 200-hour Certified Yoga Teacher and is currently furthering her yoga studies by pursuing a Breath Work and Pranayama Certification.

Makena is dedicated to helping her students feel confident and capable in their bodies through mindful movement. She believes that movement is a form of medicine and that everyone can benefit from physical activity. You can expect to leave Makena’s classes feeling empowered, energized, and enlightened. 

When she’s not on her yoga mat, you can find Makena racing motocross, golfing, mountain biking, reading, or planning her next travel-related adventure. Forever the outdoor enthusiast, Makena is excited to bring her yoga teaching into the beautiful wilderness that surrounds us here in Southwestern Manitoba. She looks forward to seeing you out on the water!

Lindsay Agnew is a certified Mat Pilates instructor through the Manitoba Fitness Council, a Student Services teacher with Mountain View School Division, and a proud mom of two! With a lifelong passion for wellness and a heart for helping others, Lindsay brings warmth, energy, and encouragement to every class she leads.

Whether in the classroom or on the mat, Lindsay thrives on supporting others in their journey toward growth—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Her background in education blends beautifully with her love of movement, creating a welcoming and empowering environment for all bodies and skill levels.

Having spent her summers at Clear Lake since childhood, Lindsay feels deeply connected to the landscape and community. Now, she’s thrilled to combine her passion for fitness and the great outdoors by guiding Pilates classes atop a paddle board—set against the stunning, tranquil waters of Clear Lake.

Come move, breathe, and find your strength with Lindsay in one of Manitoba’s most breathtaking backdrops. 

Meet Kari Gregory — Breathwork Facilitator

Kari is a proud mom of two girls and can often be found on the sidelines cheering them on at dance, curling, volleyball, softball, and 4H events. When she’s not supporting her kids or guiding breathwork sessions, she enjoys cozying up with a good book, treating herself to something sweet, and soaking up the calm of lake life.

Kari’s passion for breathwork began in 2020, when a powerful personal experience sparked her desire to learn more and share its benefits with others. Since then, she has been dedicated to helping people of all ages discover the healing and insight that breathwork can offer.

So what is breathwork? It’s a guided practice that uses intentional breathing techniques to regulate the nervous system, calm the mind, release stored stress, and reconnect with your inner self. Through specific breath patterns, participants often experience deep relaxation, emotional release, and powerful moments of clarity.

Kari creates a welcoming and supportive space where you can breathe with intention—whether you’re looking to relieve tension, gain insight, or simply slow down and reconnect. Her calm and compassionate guidance makes every session a safe journey inward.

Come experience the power of your breath and find peace—one inhale at a time.

Amanda Conway is a Registered Social Worker, police officer, and trauma-informed yoga instructor (200-hour YTT), dedicated to supporting mental health and resilience in high-pressure environments.

Her journey into yoga began through her own experience as a first responder, where she discovered the powerful impact of grounding, breathwork, and the mind–body connection in navigating stress and trauma. What started as a personal practice quickly became something deeper—something meant to be shared.

Amanda went on to complete her trauma-informed yoga training with the intention of bringing these tools to others walking similar paths. She now supports first responders, frontline workers, and trauma-exposed individuals by creating spaces that feel safe, accessible, and deeply supportive.

Her approach is gentle, intentional, and rooted in understanding—offering practices that meet you exactly where you are.

Amanda also believes these tools are for everyone. Whether you’re carrying visible stress or something more quiet and internal, her classes offer a space to slow down, reconnect, and begin to soften.

Outside of her work, Amanda is deeply family-oriented and enjoys traveling, camping, and spending time outdoors.