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STAN ANDRZEJEWSKI is the founder of
Greater Baltimore Yoga. He was certified in the Iyengar tradition in 1988
while a student of John Schumacher, but now considers Victor van Kooten as
his main inspiration. He integrates 38 years of
experience as a physical therapist into his 26
years of teaching yoga. He works with people with orthopedic and neurologic
problems in his private practice. He has trained many yoga teachers through
his apprenticeship program.
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JULIE MADILL is an Anusara-affiliated teacher
recognized for providing a safe and nurturing environment for
students She works well with special needs and injuries, first time
students, and those wishing to balance asana with meditation in a playful
environment. She has studied/apprenticed extensively with Stan
Andrzejewski, her primary teacher now being John Friend. Kofi
Busia, Jenny Otto, and Moses Brown have also influenced her teaching.
She has practiced meditation since 1995, yoga since childhood, formal
study beginning in 1991.
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SCHAEFFER is a registered nurse who has been practicing yoga and
mindfulness meditation for over 20 years. She apprenticed with Stan
Andrzejewski and has studied yin yoga intensively with Sarah Powers. She
continues to study with an array of teachers and enjoys sharing her
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VELVET ABATO -
WENKER’s interest in yoga began in 1979
and complimented intensive dance training at Peabody during the 1980’s.
She has apprenticed with Stan Andrzejewski. Currently, Velvet teaches yoga
and fitness/ wellness courses at CCBC- Essex. Her interest in yoga has
become a medium for creative spiritual expression. Her joyful enthusiasm for
the Art of Yoga shines thru in her teaching style. |
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CHRIS MYERS
has been practicing and studying yoga for over 25 years. She studied at the
Iyengar Yoga Institute of San Francisco Teacher Training Program, completed
teacher training with Moses Brown and Bob Glickstein in Columbia, MD, and
apprenticed at Greater Baltimore Yoga with Stan Andrzejewski, with whom she
continues to study. Her great joy is finding the ease within the effort of
asana on the mat and then taking it with her into the world.
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