Everitt

It was a chiropractor who first referred Everitt to yoga, for problems with his shoulder. Everitt was surprised at how the small efforts, the subtle stretches and mild exercises, had such a profound healing effect. He felt great relief from the stretching, and a calm from matching movement to breath. These basic elements are the foundation of the classes he teaches at Yoga Yoga.

Everitt completed Hatha Yoga Teacher Training with Yoga Yoga in 2006, then graduated from Kundalini Level One in 2007. He has studied Hatha and Restorative Yoga with Donna Farhi, Vinyaskrama with Srivatsa Ramaswami and completed Relax and Renew Training (for Restorative Yoga) with Judith Lasater. He is also working on completion of Kundalini Teacher Training Level 2 with Yoga Yoga. Recently Everitt traveled to San Francisco to complete Judith Lasater's Advanced Relax and Renew trainer workshop. "Always a student!" He says.

Everitt teaches Restorative and Kundalini Yoga at our studios. He believes that yoga can be practiced at any age, and welcomes students of all ages to his classes.

One thing Everitt loves about yoga is its portability. You can practice wherever and whenever you like, without much equipment to haul around or set up. Knowing the feeling of relief that awaits at the end of a practice keeps Everitt coming to public classes and practicing on his own.

Everitt draws a lot of influence from Mehtab, Guru Karam, Siri Bahadur and the other masterful teachers at Yoga Yoga.

He grew up in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and moved to Austin six years ago. He is a retired nurse of 30 years, and is CPR certified. Everitt is an avid gardener. He also enjoys reading, eating at Mr. Natural and hanging out at Barton Springs. He dreams of someday running a yoga studio at a resort.

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"If you don't see God in all you don't see God at all." - Yogi Bhajan
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Recommend Reading:
The Master's' Touch, Yogi Bhajan, Ph.D