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Disability & Yoga:A Conversation With Hailey Kinter
Meet Hailey: Hailey is a Santa Cruz native and calls both Santa Cruz and Fresno home, spending time with family and friends. Hailey loves soaking up nature and going on adventures.
Hailey teachers yoga for a virtual yoga studio, Yoga for All Humans (free app) and for The Rollettes Boundless Babe Society.
Hailey has earned the following credentials: 200-hour and 300-hour Teacher Training; Accessible Yoga Teacher Training; Accessible Yoga Ambassador; Yoga Therapist C-IAYT (in training) No mud, no lotus”
Similar to the lotus flower, which blooms in muck, Hailey’s (she/her) yoga journey began with tragedy. At 13 years old, her health rapidly deteriorated due to a rare disease, and Hailey has been fighting for her life ever since. Hailey credits her yoga practice and Buddhism for making her life livable.
From all the mud, a beautiful lotus arose. As getting sick, injured, and aging is a natural part of life, Hailey strives to bring representation to yoga for all bodies. As Krishnamacharya said, “If you can breathe, you can do yoga.”
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Meet Hailey: Hailey is a Santa Cruz native and calls both Santa Cruz and Fresno home, spending time with family and friends. Hailey loves soaking up nature and going on adventures.
Hailey teachers yoga for a virtual yoga studio, Yoga for All Humans (free app) and for The Rollettes Boundless Babe Society.
Hailey has earned the following credentials: 200-hour and 300-hour Teacher Training; Accessible Yoga Teacher Training; Accessible Yoga Ambassador; Yoga Therapist C-IAYT (in training) No mud, no lotus”
Similar to the lotus flower, which blooms in muck, Hailey’s (she/her) yoga journey began with tragedy. At 13 years old, her health rapidly deteriorated due to a rare disease, and Hailey has been fighting for her life ever since. Hailey credits her yoga practice and Buddhism for making her life livable.
From all the mud, a beautiful lotus arose. As getting sick, injured, and aging is a natural part of life, Hailey strives to bring representation to yoga for all bodies. As Krishnamacharya said, “If you can breathe, you can do yoga.”