I grew up with an awkward relationship to my body. I was in my head a lot, fairly clumsy and wasn't so keen on exerting myself. When I started meditating over twenty years ago, I became fascinated with the idea of embodiment, but it wasn't until eleven years ago when I began practicing yoga and found my body that I connected the dots. Using these tools for self-development, I have since been featured in Yoga Journal and teach yoga workshops around the country. I am also an executive coach and management consultant doing developmental work with professionals—from sole proprietors to Fortune 500 executives—in finding balance, meaning, and purpose.
I teach yoga from a strong, ten-year background in Anusara Yoga, specialize in healing injuries, and include elements from many other styles of yoga as well as the martial arts and Pilates. Drawing upon my graduate work in Culture Studies, I bring our embodied experience into a rich and relevant cultural context.
Chad Stose, M.A., is an Anusara-Inspired yoga teacher with over one thousand hours of training in the Anusara lineage.
Chad was featured in the September 2010 issue of Yoga Journal.
He has edited an instructional yoga book, and has assisted internationally recognized yoga teachers. Chad also works for Sunflower Wellness, bringing yoga and restorative movement to people with cancer.
Chad currently lives in San Francisco and travels the country giving workshops, private lessons, and yoga therapy,
specializing in healing injuries.
Helene Roos, 56 years old, Executive Coach and Leadership Consultant, San Francisco