Julia Lee on Yoga Teaching and Practicing

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Julia Lee on Yoga Teaching and Practicing

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Oct 25, 2013

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In this episode, we discuss Julia Lee's relationship with yoga: from how she found yoga, her journey into yoga teaching, to challenges in her own yoga practice.

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The Running On Om podcast features wellness pioneers from running, yoga, spiritual, and health backgrounds. Julia Hanlon, the creator and host of the podcast, has a passion for hearing people’s stories and wants to help share these inspiring people with the world.

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