Meet the Mt. Holly Team

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation

I attended my first yoga class in the summer of 2007 at a LifeTime Fitness. As a mother of a 5 year old and a 3 year old, I was just looking for an hour to devote to myself. Luckily my boys enjoyed the childcare center and the yoga class fit into our current schedule. I loved the class and found myself scheduling activities around yoga, rather than the other way around. Not long after discovering yoga, my family and I embarked on a journey that took us to different states and different countries. At each location, I was able to find a way to practice yoga. Sometime it was in a studio, sometimes a fitness center, sometimes just a practice at home. Experiencing yoga at so many different places enabled me to try many different styles of yoga. Around 2015, I injured my wrist and thought that my yoga days were behind me. Those few years away from yoga really demonstrated to me how much yoga had benefited me in my day to day life. I had taken all of that for granted. Realizing how much I missed my regular yoga practice, I began researching ways I could still perform the poses, while protecting myself from further injury. I experimented with various props and learned techniques that enabled me to have a very robust practice. Through this discovery process, I began to understand that yoga truly is a practice that is unique to each individual. Upon personal reflection, I realized that I wanted to help others discover and relish in the mental, physical, and spiritual benefits of yoga. Body + Mind + Soul = Yoga. I earned my 200 hour yoga teacher training certification from Chakra Flow University at the Whitewater Center in Charlotte. My training and teacher was led by Victoria Martinez. My goal is to help others see that practicing yoga is an extremely personal thing. I would like to stress that yoga can be exactly what each person wants and needs it to be. One of my favorite quotes about yoga: Yoga is not about touching your toes. It is what you learn on the way down. - Jigar Gor

Slow Flow, Deep Stretch, Restorative & Meditation