After years of trying classes here and there, Brittney’s yoga journey really began in 2020. While dealing with some exercise related injuries and feelings of isolation during the covid pandemic, she found a local yoga studio that quickly became home away from home. Yoga provided much needed relief from persistent injuries and a reason to get out and find some movement each day. However, Brittney quickly realized that it had so much more to offer. As her practice continued for the next few years, yoga helped to calm her mind, find piece with big life decisions and changes, and most importantly find a community. Brittney became a huge advocate for yoga to everyone in her life, insisting that yoga is for all, and eventually decided that she might like to teach.

In 2023, Brittney enrolled in the 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at Bending Bodhi School of Yoga, and has experienced so much growth in her yoga practice and day to day life. Brittney believes that yoga is all about connection. Connection with the body, the mind, and the world around you. Yoga is not just what happens on your mat. As a teacher, Brittney wants to create a space in her class where students feel safe, free to explore their bodies and minds, and connected with themselves and their yoga community. When she’s not on her mat, Brittney loves spending time outdoors hiking and connecting with nature.