About Kevin
Kevin and Dana Courtney
Kevin Courtney is known for his innovative and spontaneous teaching style, weaving classical Hatha yoga and contemporary Vinyasa sequences with the ancient art of Qi Gong, Kundalini kriyas and Pranayama.
Inspired by teachers such as Richard Freeman, Swami Satchidananda, B.K.S. Iyengar and Bruce Lee, his goal is to foster a space of freedom and authenticity so students can explore for themselves the deeper meaning of the practice.
A graduate of Integral Yoga Institute’s Hatha and Raja yoga trainings, and the Nosara Yoga Institute’s interdisciplinary program, he teaches in New York City at the Kula Yoga Project.
Kevin draws influence and inspiration from a broad range of experiences, creating union through many paths of yoga, and most of all through his family and wife Dana. He views the science, art and philosophy of yoga as an ever evolving method for learning how to go within and listen.
Inspired by teachers such as Richard Freeman, Swami Satchidananda, B.K.S. Iyengar and Bruce Lee, his goal is to foster a space of freedom and authenticity so students can explore for themselves the deeper meaning of the practice.
A graduate of Integral Yoga Institute’s Hatha and Raja yoga trainings, and the Nosara Yoga Institute’s interdisciplinary program, he teaches in New York City at the Kula Yoga Project.
Kevin draws influence and inspiration from a broad range of experiences, creating union through many paths of yoga, and most of all through his family and wife Dana. He views the science, art and philosophy of yoga as an ever evolving method for learning how to go within and listen.
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