Yoga Instructor
Erica started practicing yoga in 2004 shortly after the birth of her second child. With a new baby (and a new body) she needed a way to define herself. As an experienced athlete she attended her first class only to find she was awkward, lost her balance a lot, and didn’t understand her own body. She continued to show up to classes and soon realized the benefits of spending time on her yoga mat each day. Through 3 kids, 2 cross country moves, and the death of her Mom, yoga has always been the best way to tap into her inner strength and the constant source of centering her mind and body.
Erica strives to teach yoga breath by breath, to connect mind to body, and get the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of each pose. Her goal is to make each student understand their body and explore the endless potential in all postures, whether that is on a chair, in a restorative pose, or in a strenuous vinyasa class. She believes that work on the mat helps to strengthen the physical body, calm emotions, and lead to mental enlightenment. Her workshop hours include education in breathwork healing, arm balances & inversions, anatomy, chakras, and Ayurveda. Erica Heise
Erica started practicing yoga in 2004 shortly after the birth of her second child. With a new baby (and a new body) she needed a way to define herself. As an experienced athlete she attended her first class only to find she was awkward, lost her balance a lot, and didn’t understand her own body. She continued to show up to classes and soon realized the benefits of spending time on her yoga mat each day. Through 3 kids, 2 cross country moves, and the death of her Mom, yoga has always been the best way to tap into her inner strength and the constant source of centering her mind and body.
Erica strives to teach yoga breath by breath, to connect mind to body, and get the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of each pose. Her goal is to make each student understand their body and explore the endless potential in all postures, whether that is on a chair, in a restorative pose, or in a strenuous vinyasa class. She believes that work on the mat helps to strengthen the physical body, calm emotions, and lead to mental enlightenment. Her workshop hours include education in breathwork healing, arm balances & inversions, anatomy, chakras, and Ayurveda.