Nicci Rothe
Melbourne, Florida
My RYT advanced training and experience includes power yoga vinyasa flow gentle yoga slow flows yin yoga chair yoga Yinyasa and aerial yoga My teaching style is creative accessible challenging and fun I am influenced by maintaining mobility and the mind-body connection of yoga I love to teach yoga to all levels including both beginners and advanced yogis I especially love adapting yoga to people with physical challenges My teaching experiences includes teaching to breast cancer survivors law enforcement/EMS workers and corporate/government clients.
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My RYT advanced training and experience includes power yoga vinyasa flow gentle yoga slow flows yin yoga chair yoga Yinyasa and aerial yoga My teaching style is creative accessible challenging and fun I am influenced by maintaining mobility and the mind-body connection of yoga I love to teach yoga to all levels including both beginners and advanced yogis I especially love adapting yoga to people with physical challenges My teaching experiences includes teaching to breast cancer survivors law enforcement/EMS workers and corporate/government clients.
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