Instruction
at Two Dog draws from many traditions and teachers of Hatha
Yoga. The teachings of B.K.S. Iyengar are at the foundation
of most of our teachers' backgrounds. It emphasizes structural
alignment, use of props to augment hard-to-achieve poses,
and careful attention to sequencing of poses. Other influences
include John Friend and his Anusara "flowing with grace" yoga
teachings, Judith Lasater and her work emphasizing restorative
poses and
"living your yoga," and Donald Moyer and his study of the
body in asana.
We
encourage you to "drop in" while exploring the right fit
for you in time and teacher, and then sign up for one or
more weekly classes.
| Irene
Alexander |
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Martha
Hurwitz |
| Irene
Alexander has been studying yoga since 1998, and teaching
in Seattle since 2004. [read
more] |
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Martha initially tried Soaring Crane Qigong as an antidote to cancer treatment. Drawn to the form’s preventive promise, she was surprised by the calmness, insights and day-to-day health her practice delivered.
[read
more]
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| Cleo
Bloomquist, PT |
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Jane
Hitti |
Cleo
brings to her teaching a knowledge of anatomy and
functional movement, and an appreciation for the "wonder" of
yoga. [read more] |
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Jane
attended her first Two Dog Yoga class on Thanksgiving Day, 1998, and has been
grateful ever since! [read more]
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| Betsy
Grenzke |
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Shannon
McCall |
Betsy
has been a yoga practitioner and physical therapist
for over ten years, weaving the two together to support
healing, awareness, the freedom to move, and stability
of mind and body. [read more]
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Shannon
McCall has been studying and practicing yoga since 1984. She has studied with
teachers from most of the major traditions. . . . [read
more]
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| Wendy
Groesbeck |
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Leslie Mouton |
Wendy
began exploring yoga in 1986, and through her practice
experienced her first real connection to her body. [read
more]
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Leslie has been teaching prenatal yoga for six years. She draws on her experience as a mother of three, and her ongoing study and practice of yoga as taught by Paramahansa Yogananada. [read
more]
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Annie Stocker, Studio Director |
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Annie was first introduced to yoga in 1980 while traveling and studying in SE Asia. [read more]
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