In this Training Thursday post, we are excited to share the news about Heather Kessler‘s recent credential upgrade! Heather recently accumulated 1,000 hours of yoga teaching and, as a result, earned the E-RYT 200 designation from Yoga Alliance!

In this credential, the “E” designates at least 1,000 hours of yoga teaching experience, and one notable feature of Heather’s teaching is the variety of locations where she has shared yoga! In addition to her classes at 4yoga, here is a partial list of folks to whom she has brought yoga at locations in and around Bowling Green:

• Yogis at Harmony Therapeutic Yoga
• Middle schoolers at South Warren Middle School (an elective class)
• People at their Airbnbs and workplaces with Mobile Mat Yoga
• Yogis in her front yard for Pandemic Yard Yoga
• Folks seeking individual, private yoga at Down Dog BG
• Miss Kentucky candidates at The SKYPAC

Those fortunate to have experienced Pandemic Yard Yoga were hardy souls, practicing in a variety of weather conditions, including, on a memorable February day, the snow!

Earning this credential puts Heather in good company among 4yoga teachers: she joins Carmen Herrera, Liz Heller, and Shigeko Sleeper in holding the E-RYT 200 designation. Please join us in celebrating Heather’s achievement and celebrating our teachers’ experience!

To catch Heather’s classes at 4yoga, join her on Thursdays at 4 p.m. for her weekly Basics class!