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What Students Say

I am blessed to have met hundreds of students. Thank you for your kind and memorable words.

"You have a great cadence."

"You speak gently. I appreciate that."

"I like listening to you. You're very reassuring."

"Nothing has made me feel as good as this class." 

"I always learn something new in this class."

"I forgot how hard I work for you."

"I'm so relaxed. My feet are relaxed!"

"It was a diverse group and you reached all of us."

"I always feel challenged but successful."

"I like the focus on breathing."
 
"At first I was like, what is this guy doing?" - new

"I didn't like yoga before this." - new

"You've helped a lot of people." - new

"The real deal."  "Hard core."  "So positive." "Transformative."

"You must have been teaching for a long time." - many yogis

"Thank you. That was just what I needed." - many yogis

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