Heather Agnew is an internationally recognized E-RYT Senior Yoga Educator and Master Level fitness, Yoga, and lifestyle professional with over 15 years experience in traditional fitness and Pilates training, energetic healing modalities, and many classical and modern Yoga styles. An enthusiastic and motivating instructor, Heather aims to promote a more conscious and fulfilling life through Yoga, meditation, self-study, and lifestyle enhancement strategies.

 

Heather began her career in the wellness industry in 1996 as a certified personal fitness trainer; a business that soon grew to a full service wellness centre offering personalized health, fitness and wellness, as well as providing design and facilitation consultation services for corporate and resort fitness programming. Heather has enjoyed promoting wellness through public speaking and writing in North American and Australian publications, including FLARE magazine, Glow, Oxygen, and Family Circle.   As well, for over 14 years she has published a monthly newsletter for her clients and offers an on-line subscription for readers around the world through her website.

 

In 1998 Heather began her studies as a yogini, and has since explored many yoga philosophies and styles, including Sivananda, Hatha, Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Jivamukti, Bikram, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy and Lotus Palm Thai Yoga Massage. Now leading Yoga Teacher Training and Thai Yoga Massage programs in Australia and overseas, Heather is committed to her continued growth, education and practice of Yoga.

 

Heather is always seeking new ways to bring the practice and benefits of Yoga to her clients, her community, and her peers in the industry. She is now operating a "travelling" yoga school based in Canberra, and travelling around Australia and Canada facilitating Yoga Teacher Training, Core Yoga Instructor Training and Thai Yoga Massage workshops and courses. It is her mission to provide comprehensive, innovative, and inspiring Yoga-based programs to people of all ages and backgrounds, and inspire lifetime participation in yoga, meditation, and self-study.