Welcome to Christina Sell Yoga
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Christina Sell has been teaching yoga since 1998 and has spent over ten years developing online educational programs, trainings, and classes for practitioners and teachers of all levels.
All of my online, livestream classes and their archived recordings are available as a monthly subscription. Your monthly fee entitles you to access to all weekly classes and recordings as long as your monthly subscription is active. I will continue to teach classes as monthly series in terms of my course sequencing and programming, but you will now have increased flexibility and access to my offerings. Each month’s classes will be added to the ongoing archive of classes for your continued access. Join at anytime during the month, cancel with the click of a button, and rejoin anytime. It’s really that easy.
In addition to a tiered pricing plan to help you accommodate ongoing classes into your budget, your first 3 days are free as a trial to make sure it works for you!
Enrollment Now Open – course begins fall 2025
300-hr Advanced Yoga Teacher Training
A Non-Dogmatic Approach to Advanced Yoga Education
This comprehensive, Yoga Alliance–approved 12-month online teacher training is designed for committed yoga teachers and experienced practitioners seeking to expand their knowledge, refine their skills, and embody the depth of yoga both on and off the mat. Led by a diverse faculty of expert teachers—each bringing years of experience in their respective fields—this advanced training blends tradition with innovation in a rich, collegial learning environment.
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Learn about Christina’s latest offerings — livestream classes, workshops, in-person intensives, and spiritually-oriented programs.
Study With Christina
From livestream series and online courses to practice tips & tricks, Christina offers education, inspiration, and community-based learning forums. Experience her teachings on your own schedule from the comfort of your home.


Years ago, Kelly and I toured a winery that included a tasting. As we gushed over a particularly delicious wine, the guide told us, “Oh yes, that is a great vintage. We had very little rain that year, and the grapes really suffered.” He explained that under difficult conditions, the vines are stressed and forced to direct their energy into the fruit rather than the leaves, which can result in exceptional wine. Of course, there are no guarantees—too much stress can kill the vines, insects may invade, and not all winemakers produce something remarkable.
I think Love is like that, too. As I see it, the promise of Easter is a promise of possibility—of the potency that arises when we dare to look directly at what is damaged, hurting, and broken, while still asserting that healing, restoration, and redemption remain possible. It is a bold proposition, and one I find myself holding onto as many of the structures of our shared world feel unstable, and as violence and deceit seem to be gaining ground.
Perhaps it’s a strange moment in the cultural zeitgeist to be talking about Love. And with the rise of Christian nationalism, it may feel like a complicated time to engage Christian themes openly. And yet, maybe there is no better time to turn toward what is essential rather than peripheral—to meet the stresses of our time in such a way that, someday, we might look back and say, “yes—and what a remarkable vintage that yielded.”