Lyndsey Morash

Lyndsey started an asana practice in 2002 before she really realized it was a practice at all. She was never one to enjoy going to the gym but has always been drawn to movement. When yoga was suggested to her as a way to workout, she thought she’d give it a try. Little did she know that these poses would turn into a 20-year practice that would act as a workout in her teens, ground her in her 20’s,  and lead her into a loved teaching career in her 30’s.

Through the inspiring instruction of Ame Wren & Lynne Begier, Lyndsey achieved her 200-hour teaching certification at Back Bay Yoga in 2012. Since then, she has continued her education with trainings in breathwork, Yin, prenatal, and hands on adjustments. 

Lyndsey teaches in Boston, Massachusetts and takes an anatomical approach to alignment in her  intelligently sequenced vinyasa yoga classes. She has found herself in awe of the body and all its moving parts and gets excited to share the new things she learns about the body, movement, and breath with her students. She hopes that through her teaching she can inspire future yogis, like her teachers have inspired her, to find stillness of mind, strength of body, and peace within their hearts.