Marcee Murray King (she/her)

Through her yoga training with Yoga North Duluth, she transformed her life, and she is an authentic guide when helping others transform theirs. Her empathy and caring provide a soothing presence for her students, empowering them to feel better in both their bodies and souls. “I keep coming back because you care about me and my health and well-being. You are knowledgeable and thoughtful in your approach and I always learn something and feel heard. I feel better after a class with you and you teach me things I can incorporate into my daily stretching routine. I am always grateful for your beautiful soul.” She attended her first yoga class in a church with her mother when she was at the tender age of 6 or 7, and it was “love at first asana”! As a child, she was often found watching tv in plough or cobbler’s pose, and tree pose was her default when washing dishes. Her students say she is non-judgmental, valuing differences, and is able to see the truth in others. Striving to “walk her talk”, she feels blessed her students see her in this light! Marcee truly loves all of her work with the exception of bookkeeping. She has a wide variety of interests, and is constantly learning new things to incorporate into her own life and shares these with her students. Over the years, she has worked with many people of all ages with mental health challenges, and so is currently enrolled in the 300-Hour Trauma-Informed Advanced Teacher Training with The Trauma-Informed Yoga Psychology School with the anticipated completion of the program in December 2022. A retired midwife, she is a member of Pelvic Health Professionals, sharing this knowledge in her The Pelvic Floor is the New Core: Moving Beyond Kegels workshops and classes. Experiencing first had the transformative power of SomaYoga in managing her own chronic pain issues, she brings this wisdom forth her to students and private clients.