Chip Moore is a former Division I Track and Field athlete (sprints/hurdles) for the Columbia University Lions. Shortly after graduation, Chip was hired as a police officer and began his training in a local police academy. It was in this environment that Chip discovered his love of physical fitness, and more importantly, began to see some of the mistakes that were commonly made in training officers physically. Upon leaving the academy, Chip began teaching both physical fitness and defensive tactics to both veteran officers and recruits alike. He discovered CrossFit in 2005 and within a short period of time, he realized it was the best overall fitness program that he had even been a part of. Read the profile >>
Jill Abraham, owner and director of Power Yoga Of Cape Cod, is a Certified Baptiste Instructor and a 500hr. EYRT with Yoga Alliance. Jill is a Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner through The Ayurveda Academy in Seattle, WA, and graduated from The Natural Gourmet Cookery School (founded by Annemarie Colbin in NYC). She has been leading health and nutrition workshops since 2005. Jill also regularly organizes community projects throughout the year to raise funds and awareness for various non-profit organizations. Read the profile >>
Kerry grew up in East Bridgewater, MA, dancing, playing sports and riding horses. She always worked out to stay in shape, but it wasn't until her college years and later, during her jobs in marketing, that Kerry found herself really needing stress relief and a sense of balance. Noticing the difference between a day with exercise and a day without, she realized that exercise had to become a part of her daily life. Over the years, she has discovered that true fitness is more than just physical, and involves body, mind and spirit as a whole. The release she gets from working out, gives her a sense of calm, and keeps her centered and feeling great. And as the mother of two young children, that can make a big difference in a day! When her sister, Jenny, moved home from LA and... Read the profile >>
Balance Studio and Open Doors
I arrived on my mat ten years ago, solely for the physical benefits, or so I thought. A year into my regular practice, things shifted. Yoga transformed from a physical practice to a lifestyle. I graduated from the Open Doors 200hr teaching training program in Braintree, MA in 2005 and have not looked back since. Yoga fosters a deeper level of mindfulness and acceptance, both external and internal. It teaches us to practice and live our lives with purpose and integrity, to be patient and compassionate. My mat is my haven, my friend, my classroom, my confessional, my serenity and often my sanity. My goal as a teacher is to teach the lessons I have so gratefully learned. To guide students to a place of truthfulness with courage and strength, to breathe, to feel and move with intention... Read the profile >>
