“I have done yoga for almost half of my life. As I began my yoga journey it was the physical aspect of yoga as well as mental that attracted me. I had no idea that my yoga practice would take me to such a deep personal relationship with God. It improved my focus, ability to hold prayer and space. As I continue along my journey and deepen my faith I’m happy to share what I have learned and where I have come from. I feel I can truly relate to people on all yoga levels, as I have been on them. My style of yoga is Vinyasa Flow and I enjoy the creative freedom that I bring to my practice. I love to sprinkle in some fun. The freedom to express my faith through yoga is something that I cherish about this studio.”

Yoga is now part of my identity. I began to practice regularly about 8 years ago and it changed all aspects of my life: physically, mentally, and emotionally. I love the community and acceptance of Studio 4:8. Every class I have taken at Studio 4:8 has been phenomenal with acceptance and love for each person during each step of their journey. Ever since the first year of teacher training was offered, I knew I wanted to be not just a yoga teacher but a Christian Yoga Teacher! Finally, in God’s perfect timing, this year was the right year to go through YTT and it was and is everything I hoped it would be.
My rambunctious family includes 7 children and 11 (and counting) grandchildren. My husband and I are coming up on 40 years of marriage. I am a high school teacher during the day, yoga teacher at night and a world traveler teacher during the summer. I love to have fun both on and off the mat so join me for a class and we can share the adventure of yoga together!

I started my yoga practice 7 years ago as a way to control anxiety. I never imagined I would feel called to become an instructor. Now I find myself intentionally stepping out of my comfort zone and on to the mat at the head of the room at 4:8 twice a week. I do it because I want to help each and every person that enters the space we hold to feel the connection I have found in my practice.

The connection between my mind, body and breath, but also with my God. Trying things we may fail at is scary, I can honestly say I still fail on the regular in my practice, but I also continue to grow. So if you want to try something new that might seem a little scary, or way outside of where you envisioned yourself, come say hi! We can meet at the mat and figure it out together.

See you soon!