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Lizzy Crowne
Lizzy is a Hood River transplant, having moved from Austin, TX and grown up on the East Coast. Lizzy has practiced yoga on and off since high school, but found a deeper sense of grounding and connection to her practice while navigating the pandemic and graduate school.
As a trauma therapist, yoga has been a beautiful complement to how she works somatically with clients. Mutually, Lizzy’s professional experience informs how she shows up as a teacher who values inclusivity, accessibility, autonomy, and empowerment in her yoga classes.
Finding balance with work, Lizzy loves to be in/near water, frolic around the PNW with her rescue dogs, make stained glass art, cook, and listen to early 2000s punk pop music.
My Schedule
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05:30 PM
Mobility Flow
Online
with
Lizzy Crowne
1 hour
60-minute, steady-paced yoga class designed to help you move better, feel better, and support your body for the long term. This practice blends mindful, accessible movement with a focus on mobility, posture, and overall body patterning and function. Mobility is a balance of strength and flexibility—both static and dynamic—supporting joint health, improving range of motion, and helping reduce common areas of tension in the hips, shoulders, and spine.
You’ll also support your nervous system, ease stress, and create more freedom in how you move and feel. Breath awareness and moments of reflection are woven in to support presence and connection. Class begins with a short breathing meditation and ends with relaxation in savasana.
05:30 PM
Mobility Flow
with
Lizzy Crowne
1 hour
60-minute, steady-paced yoga class designed to help you move better, feel better, and support your body for the long term. This practice blends mindful, accessible movement with a focus on mobility, posture, and overall body patterning and function. Mobility is a balance of strength and flexibility—both static and dynamic—supporting joint health, improving range of motion, and helping reduce common areas of tension in the hips, shoulders, and spine.
You’ll also support your nervous system, ease stress, and create more freedom in how you move and feel. Breath awareness and moments of reflection are woven in to support presence and connection. Class begins with a short breathing meditation and ends with relaxation in savasana.