It was my senior year at NYU and I was struggling with stress and anxiety. I didn't quite know what to expect, but I signed up for yoga as an elective hoping it would offer something, anything, to help me calm my mind. What I received from the practice was so much more! I was hooked! Yoga continues to help me heal all aspects of my being. I teach because I know personally what this practice can offer and I love being able to witness others become addicted to the gifts of yoga. I am 500hr certified and I believe the practice is fullest when we engage our body, mind, and spirit leaving no stone unturned as we move closer to our best selves.
HOMETOWN: Houston, TX y'all!
FAVORITE SONG/ARTIST: Good Morning Heartache by Billie Holiday AND Didn't Cha Know by Erykah Badu AND If 6 Were 9 by Jimi Hendrix
ODD FACT: I don't like chocolate or strawberries or anything sweet really
MY STEEZ: I will always lead class with an intention offering a spiritual or mental element to the asana. As we move the postures help elevate the teachings "yoking" everything together. I will always mention the heart. I will probably curse. I will make a bad joke. My classes are soulful, mindful, with creative flows and silly antics to challenge and comfort the yogi from the inside out.
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the fourth niyama, known as SVADHYAYA (self-inquiry, self-study).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the fourth yama, known as BRAHMACHARYA (self-restraint, moderation).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the second niyama, known as TAPAS (self-discipline).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the third yama, known as ASTEYA (non-stealing).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the first niyama, known as SAUCHA (cleanliness, purity).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the second niyama, known as SANTOSHA (cleanliness, purity).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the first yama, known as AHIMSA (non-violence, non-harming).
Courtney shares techniques for incorporating yoga into our daily lives through simple and accessible practices — focusing on the second yama, known as SATYA (truthfulness).
Courtney leads a quick flow encouraging us to use our practice as a way to flow through our humanity, while inviting a sense of curiosity and playfulness. You will need blocks and a strap.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5RQgAljAkytOx3F2bEINkh?si=ylSh7omcQDefc-m8sDJUjw
Courtney leads a slow flow inviting you to connect to something greater than yourself. You will need blocks.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4l6V2KIgu64YaZJYUPlvEd?si=LWuUnbN8SMm-w5kEeZ3_7w&nd=1
Courtney focuses in on the breath and pure light in this 20 minute meditation session.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VJfpgy4A3GosiNE04NI2A?si=cO-yIgXPRzu_i3MZNxVY1Q
Courtney teaches warrior pose basics! This Basics class is great to refreshing your foundation, learning the ropes, or enjoying a more deconstructed approach. You will need blocks.
Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/10n4oMNNVBc3aJGPAmBJGd?si=I555VaEUSQqces70-WKddw
