Christina Rodriguez

I tried yoga for the first time in college in the early 2000’s to cope with chronic back pain caused by scoliosis. A natural introvert, I had a home practice for many years before ever stepping into a studio space to practice in community. Eventually I dabbled with participating in group classes and found a home studio in Marietta, GA.

My practice and teaching is both a personal unfolding and a commitment to collective care, equity and accessibility. Simply put, I believe our paths to liberation are inextricably linked. And I believe that yoga gives us the tools to go inward so we can show up in the world with clarity and compassion.

I currently teach vinyasa flow, restorative yoga and meditation and also hold space for conversation and critical inquiry for teachers and students exploring equity and accessibility as an essential part of practice. I have my 500hr certification and hold additional certifications in body positive and trauma-sensitive yoga.

Aside from my role as yoga teacher, I’m also a part-time research administrator in public health, a homeschooling mom, house plant enthusiast and avid reader.