Namaste, this page is dedicated to acknowledging tomorrow’s most promising leaders within our health, wellness and yoga communities. Check out the interview’s below and find someone you can relate to, someone you might like to practice with, or someone who inspires you.
XOXO, Chlorophyll Water
Certified Childbirth Educator AAHCC
Vista, CA
Liza Janda is a Certified Childbirth Educator AAHCC, Certified Lactation Education Counselor, Experienced Registered/Certified Prenatal Yoga Teacher, E-PRYT200, and Experienced Registered Certified Yoga Teacher E-RYT200. With a combined 40+ years of teaching, Liza has a passion for Healthy Pregnancy, Labor, Birth, Babies and Moms, Breastfeeding, and Yoga.
Suanna Geater is a Health Coach. Suanna helps her clients incorporate fitness, mindset, and nutrition practices into daily routines and rituals they can realistically follow for a lifetime. She believes in creating a lifestyle you love; one meal, one workout, and one moment at a time by using my 4M format of Meals, Movement, Muscles, and Mindfulness.
Alternative Yoga Vibe, Founder
San Diego, CA
Val Minos is originally from Colorado and lives in beautiful San Diego with her husband, son and dog. Val is the creator of Alternative Yoga Vibe where she teaches local private, group and pop-up classes as well as blog and make YouTube videos about yoga and healthy living.
SoulTribe Adventures, Co-Founder
SoulPlay Yoga, Founder
Culver City, CA
Teaching yoga has opened so many other opportunities and doors for me to help empower others the way this practice empowered me. I now own and operate SoulPlay Yoga in Culver City, California, a bright, quirky and diverse neighborhood studio that celebrates our differences, and I also run SoulTribe Adventures: Yoga, Fitness & Adventure Retreats.
Yogi Beans, Founder
New York, NY
I was fortunate to have been introduced to the practice of yoga during my college years. I initially practiced yoga for the physical conditioning and as a form of workout. Similar to many young girls in college I suffered from an eating disorder and poor body image; yet, there was something about yoga class that was uniquely different than all the kickboxing and spin classes that I also participated in at that time.
Souljoun Yoga, Founder
New York, NY
As a survivor of violence, yoga has helped me reconnect with my sense of self. I had to learn to nourish myself and try very hard to fill the void that I felt on a daily basis. So, I went to my yoga mat and started going to classes every day, if not twice, just to reclaim my body and move expressively without consequence of where it would take me.
