A lifelong student.
A personal approach.
I view yoga as self-study, and I teach what I’ve learned.
MEET CELIA HIRSCH
I have been a fitness enthusiast since my cheerleading days in high school. In addition to having a career in art and design, I wholeheartedly dove into dance, Pilates, bodybuilding, aerobics, and horseback riding.
When I walked into my first yoga class in 1995, I had a sense that yoga was endless. Here I am, 31 years later, and I know it’s true.
“Nothing happens in a vacuum, everything happens in relationship.”
This guiding principle challenges the misconception that our bodies function as separate parts and our minds sit above, having nothing to do with what is going on below.
MAKING THE CONNECTIONS
Clarity.
Curiosity.
Connection.
Yoga’s promise to bring unity eludes many people, and they find the philosophy hard to apply to their lives. My mission is to use plain language, anatomy, and common sense to bring the clarity needed to open up the channels.
The first step is to teach what I call internal actions. We use imagination, attention, and breath to travel inward, locate interior spaces, and make the connections.
Nothing inspires me more than when a client’s eyes light up and they enthusiastically declare, “I just got it!”
Aging consciously
At 76 years old, without yoga and meditation, my aging journey could be frightening and compromising. Instead, I have tools that are helping me age consciously and with gratitude.
It has become a significant part of my teaching because my clients, who range in age from 36 to 82, are hungry for guidance.
It is a privilege for me to teach what I love.
A PRACTICE THAT BEGINS WITH YOU.
Let’s find your
starting point.
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