Adrian Kettering

Adrian’s yoga journey began in 1991 when she was playing Division I Volleyball at Duke University. Yoga provided the mental focus and muscle elongation that was a perfect complement to being a competitive athlete. After graduating, her experience with yoga evolved into a study of the mind, body and spiritual connection to fitness and well-being. Since that time she has enjoyed various styles of yoga in many different cities such as Portland, OR, New York, NY, and Boulder, CO.  Vinyasa Flow Yoga became her passion, and in 2003 Adrian began her teachers training and certification process. 

Certifications:

• 2003 - Vinyasa Flow Teachers Training at the Asheville Yoga Center in Asheville, NC under Stephanie Keach
• 2005 - Iyengar Yoga Workshop with Dean Lerner (advanced Certified Iyengar Yoga Instructor) in Morgantown, WV
• 2006 - Detox Flow and Spiritual Renewal workshop with Seane Corn in Seattle, WA
• 2007 - Iyengar Yoga Workshop with Marlene Mawhinney (student of BKS Iyengar) in Morgantown, WV
• 2007 - Vinyasa Flow Teachers Training with Seane Corn at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health
• 2009 - Childrens Yoga Teachers Training and Certification at the Asheville Yoga Center in Asheville, NC, under Jane Anne Tager
• American Council on Exercise Certified Fitness Instructor since 2003
• First Aid and CPR Certifications
• 2009 - "A Joyful Celebration of Freedom," an Anusara Yoga Workshop with Deb Neubauer in Morgantown, WV

Other Instructors

Heidi Sherwin

Heidi Sherwin has been a student of yoga since 1994 and in 2009, completed the 3rd Street Yoga 200-hour Teacher Training with Joanne Vanden Hengel. Heidi’s enthusiasm for teaching blends numerous styles of traditional Hatha Yoga based from her explorations in Anusara, Iyengar, Kundalini, and Vinyasa Flow yoga practices. In her yoga classes, Heidi encourages a joyful attitude, safe-alignment, and self-discovery to promote a rewarding yoga experience and to help cultivate a healthy, peaceful lifestyle.

Leigh Anne Pierson

Leigh Anne began studying yoga in 1999 in Northampton, MA and began teaching in 2004.  In Morgantown, she has taught classes at the WVU Rec Center for the past several years.  She has studied Anusara yoga intensively for the past 10 years with teachers such as Deb Neubauer, John Friend, and Desiree Rumbach and has the Anusara-inspired designation. Leigh Anne thinks that all yoga students can benefit from Anusara's principles of alignment no matter what type of yoga they practice.  She also believes that all people can learn to live more joyfully and creatively in their everyday lives through the practice of yoga.