“When I started working with Annie, I didn't like and couldn't do yoga, but was told it would help me. This practice has become my spiritual home and that's all on her…
It's made me a happier human and better artist.”
“Annie’s work teaches me to inhabit my body with freedom and compassion.
It’s a part of my foundation; I use what I’ve learned in all my creative pursuits.”
“Annie balances a fine, irreverent sense of humor, a deep love and understanding of yoga, and a patient, flexible teaching style to produce, time and again, the most wonderful, and transformative classes.”
“Perfectly paced, and always infused with her authenticity — Annie’s humor as well as grounded insights are just as impactful as her incredibly well conceived vinyasa.”
“I can't thank you enough for that class. 7 years ago I was a statistic: a homeless, incarcerated, addicted, and suicidal veteran. When I was in jail I got my hands on a book called ‘We're All Doing Time’, about turning prison into your own ashram and it had some basic poses in it. I started doing them and realized I could feel good without drugs and alcohol, and that I could feel free even in jail. I've been doing it ever since and it's been a big part of my sobriety.
So thank you…”
“Annie is a guide for students to be with body and breath; to go slow; to be with thoughts/feelings that come and go; to be with stumbles and wobbles; to find balance between effort and ease; to be with, ‘it’s no big deal’; to turn inward and outward; to rest, rest, and rest again.”
“Annie has an unparalleled way of teaching yoga: one that comes from decades of practice and love for it. Her style seems to be rooted in her constant quest of deepening her understanding of its practice not only for herself, but for others.”
“A gem of intentionality and integrity in the current ocean of nonsense…”
