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Host Tatyanna Wright's friend Tracy Jennings-Hills is an African American woman formerly in the US Airforce. In this interview she shares what it was like to live and serve in a predominately white male environment. Tracy also talks about discovering yoga organically as a way to heal after her husband was killed while on active duty. Yoga helped Tracy begin to rebuild her life offering support as a life tool while retiring from the US Air Force.
As she healed from her loss, she founded LiveURYoga, a studio in Atlanta, Georgia where she works with surviving spouses of active duty military members, teaching them yogic life skills. Her focus, vision and mission is about providing a platform for transformation, empowerment, and growth meeting each person where they are but more importantly giving them the tools to flourish. Tracy has been leading retreats to India since 2007.
By Tatyanna Wright5
2020 ratings
Host Tatyanna Wright's friend Tracy Jennings-Hills is an African American woman formerly in the US Airforce. In this interview she shares what it was like to live and serve in a predominately white male environment. Tracy also talks about discovering yoga organically as a way to heal after her husband was killed while on active duty. Yoga helped Tracy begin to rebuild her life offering support as a life tool while retiring from the US Air Force.
As she healed from her loss, she founded LiveURYoga, a studio in Atlanta, Georgia where she works with surviving spouses of active duty military members, teaching them yogic life skills. Her focus, vision and mission is about providing a platform for transformation, empowerment, and growth meeting each person where they are but more importantly giving them the tools to flourish. Tracy has been leading retreats to India since 2007.

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