kaitlynn kiela
Kaitlynn began practicing yoga at her campus rec center in college, but it wasn't until she traveled to India in 2008 that she began to understand the many aspects of yoga and its importance in her life. Inevitably, she learned it's more than a physical practice, and ultimately goes beyond a mental exercise, and now it's a whole life practice, moment to moment, and the spaces in between.
Kaitlynn likes to create class environments where students feel comfortable learning their own strengths and weaknesses, and giving students a chance to be in collective stillness. She's happy to share yoga with anyone who asks and she's excited to grow with the yoga community in Plymouth. In her free time Kaitlynn enjoys plant life, cooking and making preserves, playing and listening to music, and spending time outside. CYT200, 2010Midwest Power Yoga Appleton WI
CYT 500, 2018 Yoga One, Cedarburg, WI Owner: Plymouth Yoga since 2014 |
chris
johnson Chris began
practicing yoga in 2000 at the Sports Core in Kohler. What started out
as just another physical challenge soon became so much more! She learned
that yoga is a practice for not only the body, but the mind and spirit
as well! As a busy wife and mom, she often felt scattered. Through the
practice or yoga she became more relaxed, grounded and happy. Chris
believes that all people can practice yoga and benefit from it,
regardless of their age or physical ability. It can range from very
physically challenging to very gentle and restorative. The physical
benefits of strength, flexibility and balance are complimented with the
mental and spiritual benefits of calmness, acceptance and awareness. She
would love to have you join her in discovering yoga for yourself!
Chris teaches several styles of yoga including Vinyasa, Yin, Hatha, Restorative and SUP(Stand Up Paddle) yoga.Chris lives in Plymouth with her family and enjoys spending time with her husband, children and dog at their cottage. CYT200,2009 MidwestPowerYoga, Appleton WI
There are many styles of yoga out there. But my philosophy is that it’s all “Yoga”. -Chris Johnson |
jenny
friedel Jenny has been practicing yoga since 2000 and teaching since 2011. She appreciates the strength and calm yoga brings to her mind and body. With a background in massage therapy, she integrates the two modalities emphasizing optimal alignment and compassionate self-care techniques. As a social worker, Jenny worked in a nursing home setting and with children and families in international adoption. She offers yoga classes to all ages, from toddlers to senior citizens.
Jenny owns The Healing Table massage therapy, located at the Plymouth Yoga studio. In her spare time she enjoys being in the outdoors with her amazing husband, two beautiful daughters, and dogs. CYT 200, 2011
LMT, 2001 |
stacey
hand Stacey has been drawn to yoga since as long as she can remember and began practicing in 2008. Since then yoga has become a practice of self-awareness, physical challenge, inner healing, and a place of deep rest.
Stacey believes that yoga is an endless path of self-discovery and transformation and recognizes that each one of us has our own unique story that brings us to the present moment. Starting from this place, she strives to lead students towards a path of self-acceptance by creating a space that explore asana, breath work and imagery. Stacey offers restorative, gentle, and vinyasa based classes. She loves nature and spending time with her husband, two cats, and dog. CYT200, 2014 YogaLoft, Sheboygan, WI
CYT 500, 2018 Yoga One, Cedarburg, WI |
sarah
guttmann Sarah earned her 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certificate in 2017 from YogaLoft in Sheboygan. She started practicing yoga in 2008 to gain flexibility. Little did she know that being able to touch her toes would lead her down a path that would bring her to teaching! Sarah lives in Cascade with her husband, two children, and many dogs. In her free time she enjoys hiking in the Kettle Moraine, going to the lake, and Netflix binging. Sarah enjoys teaching all level classes and helping people find a place of comfort in their practice.
CYT200, 2016 YogaLoft, Sheboygan, WI
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kim
jasso Kim was introduced to yoga in 1998. I practiced on and off for several years. In 2016 I became very serious about improving my health. By the end of that year I was practicing yoga five days per week. My physical health as well as my mental health had improved greatly. By the end of 2017 I started practicing yoga seven days per week and made the decision to get my yoga teacher certification. I strongly believe in the health benefits of yoga and would like to share this experience with others.
Originally from Chicago, my husband and I moved to Milwaukee in 1986 and then to Plymouth in 1992. We have two grown sons that we try to see as often as possible. My husband and I enjoy travel and spending summers at our cottage in northern WI. CYT200, 2018 YogaLoft, Sheboygan, WI
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kelly johnson
Kelly started practicing yoga in 2002 as a way to deal with the unsurmountable pain after the death of her brother. She found that yoga not only helped her ease the tension in her body, but it also did wonders for her heart & soul. While her yoga practice has mainly focused on Vinyasa styles of yoga, she has also fallen in love with slower, more restorative practices. Kelly earned her 200 hour yoga certification through YogaLoft & Plymouth Yoga. She looks forward to sharing her love of yoga with all students, whether they are brand new to their practice or seasoned yogis. In addition to yoga, Kelly enjoys live music, camping, hiking and spending time with her husband Matt and their two children, Iris & Ezra. CYT200, 2019 Plymouth Yoga |