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Nicole Eber

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Eustis, FL
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I LOVE Taylor Swift and other many other genres of music (except Jazz & Reggae).
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I hate fruit! (all of it & yes it's weird)
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My goal is to teach you. I love moving. Anatomy is a passion as is understanding how we move. In my early days of teaching I was obsessed with alignment and learning how to do things a specific way. But we all move different because we come to the mat in different bodies that do not move in the same way. One cue might work for one student and something else might work for another. In my classes expect lots of instruction but with an invitation to explore not only shapes but how YOUR body moves. My classes are very focused whether we are working towards a specific pose or a specific part of the body (which is sometimes pretty sore the next day). You can expect to leave my class learning something.

I began practicing yoga in 2003 in my friend's living room. She opened a yoga studio 2 years later, which is where I completed my first 200 hour teacher training and I've been teaching full time ever since. I completed my 500 hour training in 2013 and have been blessed to study with a variety of inspiring asana teachers from many different lineages. My curiosity has also exposed me to incredible philosophy teachers with whom I have been lucky to travel to India with twice.

My classes are very asana focused but my personal practice incorporates many of the amazing tools that yoga offers. One of the things I love so much about yoga is that it is never done. There is always more to explore, to learn and to incorporate in your daily life. My teaching has evolved so much over the years and I welcome it. I am sincerely grateful to every student who has ever taken my class, they have been my greatest teachers. I could not show up for my students without the support of my kick-ass husband, my incredible son and our two beyond cute dogs Maggie and Penny.

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