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Elizabeth Rogers has been practicing for 9 years and teaching for the last 8 years.
Over the past 5 years she has developed an interest in yoga as an integral
transformative practice in terms of healing and development. This has led her
to study with many teachers and philosophers including Ken Wilbur and Ranjani Cobo,
MD, with whom she maintains an ongoing apprenticeship. She has also worked
extensively with oncology patients alongside Integral Medical Doctors in Rome,
Georgia and maintains an ongoing dialogue with medical experts regarding the
role of Yoga Therapy in Medicine. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Clinical
Psychology.
Elizabeth is a professional member of the International Association of Yoga
Therapists (www.iayt.org)
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Lori began her yoga journey in 1998 and has been teaching yoga since 2001 throughout Atlanta and Duluth.
She has studied First and Second Series Ashtanga under the guidance of David Swenson.
Lori has learned from many notable teachers and, in 2002, had the fortune to study with Pattabhi Jois in New York. Lori teaches from the perspective of
nurturing a safe and enjoyable lifelong practice.
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Gina Minyard is a certified Anusara Yoga® teacher.
She has practiced, studied and taught yoga since 1999.
She received her certification through Atlanta Yoga Fellowship in
2000 under the guidance of Graham Fowler and Ursula Nix.
In 2001, she met John Friend, founder of Anusara Yoga.
His teachings illuminated her heart and swept her up into a magical Flow.
For Gina, yoga is the opportunity to engage life: to be truly empowered,
joyful and free. Her classes flow playfully and philosophically
with the harmonizing Universal Principles of AlignmentTM - uniting body,
mind and heart with the intention to awaken. It is her deepest joy to watch
students blossom with insight into the luster and delight of who they truly are.
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Kilkenny Tremblay took her first yoga class 28 years ago and has been studying yogic philosophy for the last 23 years. Though asana practice had always been one of her practices, it was not until she recovered from an extreme injury that she began studying, practicing and teaching Yoga with focused passion. She has since been teaching at various yoga studios in New York, Philadelphia, Asheville and most recently in Atlanta.
In her spirited and poetic classes, Kilkenny aspires to help her students step into the courage of their hearts through their asana practice. Her in-depth alignment and creative sequencing coupled with her deep devotion and enthusiasm for the practice, energize her classes making them fun, expansive and inspiring. Kilkenny’s warmth immediately puts students at ease creating a supportive atmosphere. She is currently an Anusara-inspired Teacher and is working towards her Anusara certification.
When she is not teaching yoga, she is enjoying life with her yoga-loving husband, inspiring 4 year old, newborn and beloved dogs. She is deeply grateful to all of her teachers who have shown her the way both on and off the mat.
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John began practicing Ashtanga Yoga in 1998 and has been teaching since 2001.
After years of competitive sports training, John was drawn to the healing and transformative powers of Ashtanga Yoga.
He has found the practice of yoga to be an excellent means of building physicial strength and conditioning,
but it has been the "moving meditation" aspects of Ashtanga, the "invisible" yoga,
that have kept his practice continuous.
John has studied under many gifted teachers, including Adele Gale, Bryan Kest, David Swenson, Rodney Yee, Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, and continues
to be influenced by the wisdom, philosophy and training of David Williams and Ranjani Cobo.
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