Sohnya Johnson, owner of Tides Yoga Studio LLC as of March 14th, 2016, is a fitness specialist who’s intention is to inspire women of all shapes, and sizes to accept themselves and to aim for their full potential.
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Sohnya Johnson, owner of Tides Yoga Studio LLC as of March 14th, 2016, is a fitness specialist who’s intention is to inspire women of all shapes, and sizes to accept themselves and to aim for their full potential.
She is a mother of five as a blended family and thrives in empowering women. Certified since 1986 as a Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor. With over 25 years of experience, she holds a diverse list of certifications. To list a few: Flirty Girl Fitness, Pole Fitness Studio, X-Pert Pole Fitness, Pilates, 40 Hour Yoga Sculpt, and YogaFit. A former Mrs. Alaska 2009 cherished her hobby of competing in Natural Body Building, Fitness, and Figure divisions. Her latest endeavor(s), of obtaining a 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Certification, finishing a 1000 Hour Integrated Movement program though the Samarya Center. Samarya aided her in fulfilling a need in her community. And hence the creation of Tides Yoga Studio LLC.
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