Love your Life. Live your Yoga.
What does it mean to live your yoga?
The Sanskrit word
“yoga” literally means to yoke or to join. When we practice yoga, we are
nurturing a harmonious relationship between our body, mind and spirit.
Physical yoga, or Hatha Yoga, strengthens and stretches the
body to create harmony and ease in your physical being. When we feel ease in the body, it leads
to finding peace and simplicity in your mind and thoughts. And when we take the time to dwell in
this inner peace beyond the business of the mind, we begin to refresh our
spirits and see our lives as a reflection of our greater selves.
Everything: your relationships, your job, your way of being
in the world today is part of your yoga practice. When you live mindfully, your
life is your yoga. Love your life, live your yoga!
About me…. Jennifer Dominique
I am a certified yoga instructor at the 200 hour level.
I have been practicing yoga for over 10
years, and graduated from Laughing Lotus Yoga College in New York City. In 2006, I fell in love with the blue
skies and wonderful people of New Mexico, and moved to call Albuquerque
home. Since then I have taught
yoga for several health clubs, corporate partners and schools. Currently I teach at the beautiful Open
Space Visitor Center. Please see
the Classes page for more details.
I strongly believe that yoga is JOYFUL and offers an
opportunity to explore the freedom and truth of our whole self. I specialize in Hatha Vinyasa yoga,
which merges the breath with an active, playful physical practice. I am also experienced in prenatal yoga,
partner yoga, and chair yoga.
In addition to group classes, I offer private sessions to
help you tailor your practice to meet your needs. Whether you are brand new to yoga and would like individual
guidance, someone working with a specific challenge, or a more experienced
practitioner looking to lay the groundwork for your own home practice, I can
work with you to safely explore a practice that is right for you. See the Privates & Parties Page for
more details.



