E is the symbol for energy, and it cannot be created or destroyed. Energy (prana, ki, qi, or chi) is forever present and affects our health, emotions, and life in one way or another. What we choose to do with this energy is the difference in our health and the quality of our life. Lori Tindall's practices are dedicated to the life force that resides in all of us, yet maintaining balance with scientific principles. Fostering wellness and vitality so that you can have the energy for living.
Deeply influenced by her early studies in classical yoga methods
beginning in 1977, Lori is also influenced by her studies as a long time
personal fitness trainer, and as a former USA Certified triathlon coach. Teaching
yoga and fitness since 1993, she maintains a balance between the sacred
and the practical through education and inspiration. Always seeking out a
positive experience for her students, her teaching is academic, joyful,
kind, and enriching. She currently teaches public yoga classes and
workshops at Sage Yoga & Wellness in Boise, ID. Additionally, she provides holistic nutrition
consultations, workshops, and public presentations. Lori is a registered
yoga teacher (E-RYT 200 & RYT 500), has a master of science degree in Holistic Nutrition, and
a bachelor’s in Visual Fine Arts.
Having her own challenges with illness since birth, she brings
compassion and a desire for others to learn how to achieve the best
health that they can. Her intention is to educate her students to be
inquisitive, life long learners and ultimately know how to make
healthier choices so they can have wellness, vitality, and energy for
living. Deeply influenced by her early studies in classical yoga methods beginning in 1977, Lori is also influenced by her studies as a long time personal fitness trainer, and as a former triathlon coach. Teaching yoga and fitness since 1993, she maintains a balance between the sacred and the practical through education and inspiration. Always seeking out a positive experience for her students, her teaching is academic, joyful, kind, and enriching. She currently teaches public yoga classes and workshops at Sage Yoga & Wellness in Boise, ID, as well as working as the advanced level program director for the Shanti Yoga Teacher Training School. Additionally, she provides holistic nutrition consultations, workshops, and public presentations. Lori is a registered yoga teacher, has a master of science degree in Holistic Nutrition, and a bachelor’s in Visual Fine Arts.
Having her own challenges with illness since birth, she brings compassion and a desire for others to learn how to achieve the best health that they can. Her intention is to educate her students to be inquisitive, life long learners and ultimately know how to make healthier choices so they can have wellness, vitality, and energy for living. Deeply influenced by her early studies in classical yoga methods beginning in 1977, Lori is also influenced by her studies as a long time personal fitness trainer, and as a former triathlon coach. Teaching yoga and fitness since 1993, she maintains a balance between the sacred and the practical through education and inspiration. Always seeking out a positive experience for her students, her teaching is academic, joyful, kind, and enriching. She currently teaches public yoga classes and workshops at Sage Yoga & Wellness in Boise, ID, as well as working as the advanced level program director for the Shanti Yoga Teacher Training School. Additionally, she provides holistic nutrition consultations, workshops, and public presentations. Lori is a registered yoga teacher, has a master of science degree in Holistic Nutrition, and a bachelor’s in Visual Fine Arts.
Having her own challenges with illness since birth, she brings compassion and a desire for others to learn how to achieve the best health that they can. Her intention is to educate her students to be inquisitive, life long learners and ultimately know how to make healthier choices so they can have wellness, vitality, and energy for living.
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"Lori adjusted the entire class by noting during the vinyasa to make sure and move with your own breath. I noticed Lori's ability to move around the class--off her mat--and still demonstrate postures. The sequencing of postures followed the sequencing arc we have been discussing this month during our teacher training. I was thoroughly impressed by her ability to teach inversions--specifically headstand and shoulder stand--to what seemed like an all levels or at least multi-level class. I am excited to go to another one of Lori's class."
"Lori, you gave me a bunch of pre and post run yoga to do a couple of years ago. I am happy to report that I finally qualified for Boston and I have been doing the routine you gave me all along- Ithink it helped immensely- so THANKS FOR BOSTON!" ~M.Bathina
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