Kristin is an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) with Vinyasa Level 1, Level 2, Sculpt and Candlelight Flow training through CorePower Yoga and has been teaching since 2007.
Kristin has her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Minnesota and currently practices Sports Medicine at Essentia Health.
Kristin loves being with her family, playing tennis and other sports, tending bees, and singing in the church choir.
Favorite Pose: Dancer Pose because it is a very strong posture that requires strength, balance, mobility, and an element of letting go.
Sarah has taught yoga since 2005. She studied with Nancy Ruby in Bozeman, MT and with the late Lynda Schweich in Northfield, MN. Sarah earned a MEd with an emphasis in physical education and is a Certified Personal Trainer through American College of Sports Medicine. Sarah was the head tennis coach and a Professor of Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation at Carlton College.
Sarah's teaching style is marked by her energy, playfulness and love of teaching.
Sarah enjoys her home on the lake which includes her husband, John, and 2 very spoiled dogs.
Jillian completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training through CorePower Yoga in 2014, and had been practicing yoga for over 11 years prior to being certified. For her, yoga was for a form of exercise that was physically challenging yet easy on her joints. In addition to providing a great workout, Jillian also discovered that practicing yoga regularly helped her find focus in all areas of her life! Her desire to teach came from wanting to share the many benefits, both physical and mental, that came from her yoga experiences.
When not teaching Yoga, Jillian enjoys spending time with her husband. They love all outdoor activities and the daily adventure of living off the grid.
Daniela is an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) through Yoga Alliance. She completed Vinyasa Flow, Yoga Sculpt, Hot Yoga and Hot Power Fusion trainings through CorePower Yoga and has been teaching yoga since 2005. Daniela initially enrolled in her first yoga teacher training to deepen her yoga practice, as she found yoga to be a great way to release stress and find balance from daily life. A native of Mexico City, but a Duluthian at heart, Daniela has returned to Duluth to train as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Her own yoga experiences have inspired her to expand her knowledge of human anatomy and rehabilitation.
