The healing benefits she experienced were so profound she started sharing the practice with everyone she could. She catalyzed several global trends including launching the first online yoga challenge in the world on youtube, which went viral impacting over a BILLION people world wide online. She has taught celebrities, senators, military vets, members of the royal family, billionaires, refugees, children, elderly and everything in between.
Her online courses have impacted over 1 million students enrolled world wide with the power of Flow State Yoga through the 30 Day Yoga Challenge.
She is deeply passionate about helping others heal from PTSD and trauma, after dedicating her life to learning from the top experts in the world, many of whom are on the staff as contributors in the Flow State live online workshops included in the Flow State YTTs. In , she catalyzed the global awareness of yoga as a powerful path for life transformation with her 30 Day Yoga Challenge on Youtube that impacted millions online. Fred Luskin is a senior consultant in health promotion at Stanford University, and a professor at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology, as well as an affiliate faculty member of the Greater Good Science Center.
Marisol Tamez has been teaching yoga since , sharing her love for the transformative practice. She began her community outreach through the path of karma yoga, offering yoga in schools, foster homes, rehabilitation centers and shelters. Inspired to share this work with others, Marisol has certified over 1, educators, health professionals and service providers in Trauma Informed Yoga. Her unique background ensures that her offerings provide an experience that is not only grounded in mind-body science, but also creative and engaging.
She has recently expanded her offerings as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner using ancestral nutrition and functional labs to identify the root cause of health issues. When she turned 14, she broke records, as she became the youngest certified Kundalini Yoga teacher. The following year, attended Miri Piri Academy, a Sikh International School in Amritsar, India where she deepened her yogic practice both physically and mentally.
