5 Yogi's To Follow on Instagram

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Need some inspiration? some motivation? Or maybe you just enjoy beautiful photographs of limber yogis, inspiring quotes, and beautiful world travels, with the occasional yummy recipe. Whatever your Instagram craving is, these Yogi’s have something for everyone!
  1. Kathryn Budig
This woman is incredible. Not only is she an extremely talented and successful Yoga instructor ( Internationally known ), she is also a published author. Kathryn wrote and recently published The Women’s Health Big Book of Yoga, she writes for Yahoo and Huffington post as well. She also recorded her own DVD “Aim True”. The co-founder of Poses for Paws a charity that raises money for animal shelters and welfare causes. She enjoys cooking, her fur baby Ashi, her husband, jumping out of airplanes, and archery. For an Instagram experience that is anything but ordinary - click “Follow” on this girl. You won’t be disappointed.(Instagram handle: KathrynBudig)
  1. Kino MacGregor
She is an international yoga teacher, author of three books, producer of six Ashtanga Yoga DVDs, writer, vlogger, world traveler, co-founder of Miami Life Center and founder of Miami Yoga Magazine. Trained in the Ashtanga style of yoga, Kino is well known for the many shapes she can bend herself into!  Passionate about the environment, ethical fashion and conscious consumerism she believes that if everyone on Earth practiced yoga we would have a more peaceful planet. Who can argue with that? Kino has a Periscope account which she is live on throughout the day, and a SnapChat account where she posts her “Yoga Challenge” of the day, every day.
(Instagram handle: KinoYoga)

  1. Laura Kasperzak
New Jersey based yoga practitioner, and mother of two, Laura Kasperzak and her daughter Mini - have taken Instagram by storm! With over 700,000 followers, mothers, yogi’s and people who just like adorable and impressive photos alike, are flocking to this account. Mini absolutely loves practicing yoga with her mother, and the proof is in the pudding folks, the sooner we can introduce the young ones to this amazing, beneficial practice - the better. Their lives will be much calmer, peaceful, strong, and loving. (Instagram handle:LauraSykora)
  1. Rachel Brathen
Take a walk, or an inversion - on the wild side with this bohemian beauty, originally from Sweden, who resides in Aruba. Follow Rachel’s love for the beach, sun, her canine companions, husband and many wild and wonderful hair flowing photographs. She recently found the time to start her own animal rescue organization “Sgt Peppers Friends”. This yogini’s heart is as gold as her hair. Rachel’s love for the ocean doesn’t force her yoga practice to stay on land either, she is an avid SUP yoga instructor as well. With those moves, the tan and that smile - you are sure to love seeing this gal as you scroll through your Insta-feed. Also on Periscope and SnapChat. (Instagram handle: Yoga_Girl)

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