Welcome to Christina Sell Yoga
Engage in the Study and Practice of Yoga
Learn more about yourself, yoga asana, and practical ways to apply yogic teachings to your life.
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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!
Upcoming Long-format Offerings
Refine your sequencing skills in this training designed for experienced teachers.
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Learn more about Anusara® Yoga and the Universal Principles of Philosophy.
Stay in Touch
Learn about Christina’s latest offerings — livestream classes, workshops, in-person intensives, and spiritually-oriented programs.
One of my ongoing reflections about teaching over time is that, on any given day, the work itself can feel fairly ordinary. We practice poses, unpack anatomy terms and movement principles, consider small bites of yogic philosophy, and somehow beg, borrow, or steal enough time from a busy day to get to the mat. Most of the time, students feel better for having made the effort, and yoga class becomes one more nourishing part of an ordinary week. The extraordinary part emerges when we sustain those efforts over time. Friendships form. Bonds deepen. A durable matrix of support begins to take shape.
What I appreciate most is that these bonds do not depend on constant proximity or on participating in every class, workshop, or retreat. Community can continue to offer strength even across distance and time. As I see it, one of the best ways to nurture the relationships formed through yoga is to value them inwardly, to let them become a kind of internal reference point that reminds us of our connection to something larger than ourselves.